Re: [Veritas-bu] backup was partially successful. - error codes1

Review the logs or the job details in Activity Monitor. You dont mention what sort of client it is. Usually, it could be due to locked file in use, and NetBackup was unable to gain exclusive access to this. Could also be a .tmp file that was locked. From: verita

Re: [Veritas-bu] backup was partially successful. - error codes1

HI It is solaris client, as per logs we see that one files was permission denied . Can the openfile backup option can help to take care of such issues Please log your queries/concerns/requests through http://edasupport.wipro.com or send mail to eda.supp...@w

[Veritas-bu] Restore Client on Red Hat Linux

I have been trying to perform a practice restore on a server running Red Hat Linux, via the GUI provided with NBU, and I keep getting this error: EXIT STATUS 135: client is not validated to perform the requested operation. I know NBU can see the server, because it writes the backups for i

Re: [Veritas-bu] Restore Client on Red Hat Linux

Good Morning James, One thing you can check is to check the spelling of the client name on the server and in the bp.conf file on the red hat client. Make sure that they match including case. If this is not the problem, check the netbackup logs on the server such as bpbrm. len From: veritas-bu

Re: [Veritas-bu] Restore Client on Red Hat Linux

When doing the restore from the GUI, and you say it does not show the directory structure - Are you meaning that in the BAR when you go to find the files you want to restore it tells you it cannot find any backups? Double check that in the screen where you pick your source server and your des

Re: [Veritas-bu] Restore Client on Red Hat Linux

James, >From page 386 of the Unix admin guide: Client Attributes properties Client Attributes properties apply to clients of currently selected master servers. Client Attributes contains three subtabs: General Tab ?Connect Options tab? on page 388 ?Windows Open File Backup tab? on page 391

Re: [Veritas-bu] backup was partially successful. - error codes1

With unix "Permission Denied" is usually an NFS mount thing. I'll bet you a nickle it's on an NFS mount and the permissions in the export table on the NFS server aren't allowing root on the client to function with full permissions in that mountpoint. (root=) -M ___

[Veritas-bu] Reg: LTO3

Schaefer, Harry wrote: > I have not been a NBU engineer for about 3 years, but may be getting > back into the mix soon with a small but useful setup. > > We have about 12 Solaris & 3-4 Win2003 servers we need backed up that > are on an isolated network. They will have pretty slender policies whi

[Veritas-bu] /usr/openv on NFS

from a DR standpoint it would make more sense to keep the EMM database on a local drive. It's a pretty lightweight SyBase back-end and locally attached drives do fine. Do nightly Catalog backups and send the catalog backup to the NAS. While you say if the NAS goes down you've got bigger probl

[Veritas-bu] NDMP Issues on Sun Storage 7410 Unified Storage System

All, I know there are many Sun aficionados on here and I just wanted to mention that NDMP on the new Sun Unified platform is apparently broken. Basically, some backups will work for a while via NDMP but the NDMP daemon has some sort of memory leak which will eventually lead to error 99s and all ba