backup to
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> I w
providing you with the reports
for off-siting your media.
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rious architectures
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On Oct 7, 2010, at 5:45 AM, WEA
Additional info:
I did the bpimagelist -L and looks like its something called a "Key tag",
whatever that it. Can't find it in the manuals anywhere.
On May 18, 2010, at 2:10 PM, Brian J. Greenberg wrote:
> I recently got a bpimagelist output dump from a Windows backup
his before? Is this a
NBU7 field? I don't see any documentation or reference to it.
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the lawyers
and the courts showing that you preserved the data as well as a running
financial impact report it's having on your company.
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On Apr 29, 2010, a
Mark,
For a single instance, I agree. For organizations that are constantly changing
retention of data and need to keep track of the original expiration dates and
manage shared data, especially for legal holds, it's an excellent solution.
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You can also use Data Manager to accomplish this. It's designed for legal
holds but does exactly what you want to do too.
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You can also use bpimagelist to show you the oldest active backup in the
catalogue. Although it doesn't give you the date for when the policy was first
created, it will tell you how far back you can possibly go with that policy.
bpimagelist -d 01/01/1970 -policy -U
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David,
I've done this many times for clients in the past. We have our own tools that
work with hand scanners as well as robots where we extract the vault inventory
from NBU and/or from the off-site vendor like Iron Mountain and provide a full
audit report.
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ting on the beta program.
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Rodigo,
I'm not aware of any similar software available, free or commercial,
hence, my motivation to develop it. Let me know how I can help.
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On Sep 10, 2009, at 3:21 PM, Stafford, Geoff wrote:
All-
I’m working on a little exercise to determine what it costs us to
backup a TB of data (or whatever other siz
d. I was faced with this
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An update from Symantec. Apparently the current version of CCS allows you
to collect from bpdbjobs and bpimagelist and choose which to use for your
utilization reporting.
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be collecting
from bpdbjobs and not bpimagelist.
I still have a case open with Symantec.
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As I suspected, it was the line in the VRTSatlocal.conf file. I made the
change to the line, so it now reads;
"SystemDefaultTrustDirectory"="/var/VRTSat/.VRTSat/profile/systruststore" .
This seems to have fixed the problem.
On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 4:44 PM, Brian J. Greenbe
not giving it the correct path as you mentioned. My guess is that it really
wants a path like /var/VRTSat/.VRTSat/profile/systruststore instead. That
is the directory that is currently on our file system.
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use it was in the staging directory and NBU
couldn't delete it. Once I deleted it the catalogue backup ran fine. But
something is creating it and I think it's NBU when it does a backup. I
know, it doesn't make sense but I can't think of anything else.
Any
ere able to increase our performance quite a bit following their
recommendations.
We were getting 90MB/sec but we have a couple of Clarions
Regards,
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on the Celerra. Anybody
have any recommendations for tuning the NDMP config on the Celerra [e.g.
buffer size, etc.] to get closer to the 150+ MB/sec rates that I should be
seeing? Perhaps config changes elsewhere?
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