Dear all,
I want to ask about NetBackup compatibility with the new Ultrium 5
Technology, especially IBM Ultrium LTO5.
Our company has planned to upgrade the backup drive from IBM ULtrium
LTO4 to IBM Ultrium LTO5 without upgrading the NetBackup version (6.5.4)
and OS version (AIX 5.3.7).
We want
Hi,
In the latest tpext device mappings:
% cat external_types.txt|grep LTO-5
[DRIVE:HP LTO-5]
[DRIVE:IBM LTO-5]
[DRIVE:LTO-5]
[DRIVE:QUANTUM LTO-5]
[ACS:LTO-50GB]
Looks like it is supported.
Justin.
On Thu, 26 Aug 2010, Adrian Soetanto wrote:
Dear all,
I want to ask about NetBackup
Hello,
we are trying to reorganize our NBU policy backups by adding
using D2D2T. One solution is to use low cost FC array (SATA disks).
Do you have any recommendations regarding such solution (in terms
of performance) on condition that:
- there are about 20 - 30 policies per server
- there are
We have a Solaris master server and windows vm client on 5.1
We can telnet, ping, traceroute, getconfig and anything else you can think of
to each other.
The problem we are having is when we go to the host properties clients
clietn, it takes forever and a day to connect, it should time
Hi,
I have seen something like this before, if you telnet from the Windows
client to the master on port bpcd (13782), and then you refresh the
client's properties, does it work?
Justin.
On Thu, 26 Aug 2010, fredsharky wrote:
We have a Solaris master server and windows vm client on 5.1
We
We have a Solaris master server and windows vm client on 5.1
We can telnet, ping, traceroute, getconfig and anything else you can think of
to each other.
The problem we are having is when we go to the host properties clients
clietn, it takes forever and a day to connect, it should time
Same issue as before
Hi,
I have seen something like this before, if you telnet from the Windows
client to the master on port bpcd (13782), and then you refresh the
client's properties, does it work?
Justin.
What are you pinging, the IP or FQDN? Sounds like a name resolution issue from
the client to master
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Do you have firewall between master and client?
If you telnet from master to client bpcd port and try
to break connection with CTR+C what happens?
Thanks,
Alex Leikin
Loblaw
Infrastructure Production Delivery Service/NetBackup
alexander.lei...@loblaw.ca
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