You could test behaviour pretty easily.
We do TIR (with move detection) backups which behave differently (And
better IMHO).
On 3/23/2010 1:52 PM, Donaldson, Mark wrote:
> This occurred to me on the way to work. Does the NB client for windows
> reset all the archive bits on files after the backup
Hi Experts
We are looking at options to upgrade existing NBU 6.5.3 environment with
Win 2003 Master to NBU 7.
The easiest would obviously be straight upgrade. But we'd also like to
upgrade Win 2003 to 2008 (by doing fresh install) at the same time. NBU
6.5 is currently installed onto a separat
We have multiple VTL's and chose to use them as a Storage Unit Group.
They are capable of deduplication. The vendor states that the amount of
data/VTL increases the dedupe time and we are struggling to complete
this process. Supposedly the time to dedupe has nothing to do with the
dedupe ratio -
You have to logical libraries…..
Means you have two libraries … one master controls one and its drives and its
tapes, the other master controls the other library and its drives and its
tapes. The NB masters know nothing about each other, and the virtual libraries
know nothing about each oth
This occurred to me on the way to work. Does the NB client for windows
reset all the archive bits on files after the backup's completion?
That's the only thing that makes sense as I see it. If it reset the bit
after each file, then a last-minute failure of the backup would not let
the next increm
SSO allows you to share drives between a master server and multiple media
servers. It's not meant to share drives between 2 master servers. A master
server controls access to all of the tape drives within a robot - you can't
have 2 masters with this control.
I don't know how the logical libraries
On Tue, 23 Mar 2010, Grigore Petrisor wrote:
The robot is working on both servers, no problem there. As you say, the SSO is
used to share tape drives so why would we need SAN Media license?
Is there any other way to configure this?
Supposedly there is a way to do this, please search the v
The robot is working on both servers, no problem there. As you say, the SSO is
used to share tape drives so why would we need SAN Media license?
Is there any other way to configure this?
From: Justin Piszcz
To: Grigore Petrisor
Cc: veritas-bu@mailman.eng.au
Hi,
http://www.backupcentral.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?=&p=160627
2 - On each media you need a SSO license and SAN Media license.
3 - You can connect only the tapes, and the arm control stay with the
master, but particularly I preffer connect the robot and tapes, is more easy
to configure using t
Hi ALL
I have a problem to configure two master servers with netbackup 6.0 MP4
We have two AIX 5.3 master servers installed with netbackup 6.0 MP4. The
library is IBM TS3500 with 4 drives, partitioned into 2 logical libraries. The
first server, server1, works ok, but the second one doesn’t. W
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