Dear Forum,
I need to know whether we can install netbackup client software through
Administration Console on Window/Solaris/Linux clients.
Thanks in Advance.
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You can install UNIX/Linux clients from the Java GUI. But not windoze
clients. At least the option doesn't appear. If you click on Policies
-- Summary of All Policies -- Clients then right click on a client it
will show if you can install/upgrade of not.
Regards,
Patrick Whelan
NetBackup
I had this question a while ago, as a Linux Master could push the client
out, but from what I can see, the Windows Master cannot do this
feature does not appear to be there !
Simon
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From: veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
Hi All,
Need to know the default username and password for Netbackup ASA
SYBASE on UNIX platform. Pls help.
Rgds
A D
Email : abhishek.dhin...@in.ibm.com
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Wow. I never thought I'd see that day a Unix guy standing up for the
GUI. Doesn't that violate your command line creed? Don't let bash shell
find out! ;)
For Windows, Symantec provides a silent install batch file or you can
create an .msi transform to install remotely. Simply share the client
We use Disk Stage Storage Units (DSSU) almost exclusively for our
backups. As someone has already mentioned, you can stream many slow
clients to a DSSU without impacting your speed significantly. To do this
with tape you would have to use multiplexing, which is a real
performance killer come
Even we old time UNIX curmudgeons see value in some GUI.
What we see NO value in is a system that ONLY does GUI. You simply get
far more control with CLI flags and scripting than can be built into any
GUI. (Well actually you might be able to build it into a GUI but your
box' radio buttons would
Hello,
I am running NetBackup 7 OpsCenter right now against all my NetBackup 6.5
Masters, no issues at all.
I have all the same functionality as with old NetBackup NOM, I was able to
configure all the same alerts.
As, I have the license for the Backup Reporter Analytic, it works fine as
well.
I am in agreement with Ed,
We could backup to disk ok, but getting it of disk to tape took longer
and we could not get it finished before the next nights backups, and
that was when we had SDLT tape drives.
I now have LTO4 drives and backup straight to tape and I still cannot
keep all the tape
What we do here is backup to dedupe devices (Data Domain) then vault to
tape. This has the benefit mentioned below that the restores for recent
backups (we keep 30 days on DD) are fast because there are no tape
operations involved.
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From:
If you have a unix master, you can install to a unix client using the
console.
My window servers I do with System Center or with the install script -
choosing servers on the network.
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From: veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
You are so right.
The only time I use the java gui is to push the unix upgrades.
And I only use the windows remote admin console, because it is easier to
look at the jobs, and to eject tapes.
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From: veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
Lightner, Jeff wrote:
What we do here is backup to dedupe devices (Data Domain) then vault to
tape. This has the benefit mentioned below that the restores for recent
backups (we keep 30 days on DD) are fast because there are no tape
operations involved.
We see a similar benefit for restore
Thanks Martin. Good info. What criteria do you use to determine the
number of concurrent jobs for a DSSU? Is it reasonable to determine
the concurrent DSSU sessions based on the speed of the clients? For
example, If I have a disk to which I can write 100MB/s and clients
that can write 5MB/s then I
On Thu, Apr 22, 2010 at 04:01:01PM +0100, Whelan, Patrick wrote:
Has anyone else seen this? When I say slow I mean 150 to 300 KB/Sec.
Windoze master
Netapps NDMP
NBU 6.5.3
Could be a lot of things.
With some versions of ontap 7.2, there's a bug that it reads the catalog
off the tape slowly.
I started with a calculation like that, but I also incorporate destaging speed.
I've never used anything higher than 16 concurrent writes, and that is for
incremental backups. With incremental backups, I don’t care as much because
even if the destaging speed is poor, the amount of data is so
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