I need to migrate my NB 5.1 master server off an old Redhat 7.1 machine to
a new machine running Oracle Unbreakable Enterprise 5.
Is there a document floating about for preserving things and migrating them
to a new server?
Thanks
keith
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be formatted by your current drive, and you should get the best
> performance out of the tapes.
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> Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2007 16:42:00 -0400
> From: "Justin Piszcz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [Veritas-bu] DLT Format Issues
> To: &
I have a hundred or so DLT IV tapes that were in a different/unknown
tape stacker. I need to get them cleaned up so that my Overland machine
will properly see them. Will a simple erase (mt -f /dev/st0 erase) clean
them up enough to be seen by the newer DLT tape machine or do I need to
have them deg
NB 5.1 see's my devices as separate. The robot shows that no drives
are available and the drive is showing up as a stand alone. Here are
my system stats. Any advise is greatly appreciated.
System I am running:
OS: Red Hat Linux 7.1
NB: 5.1
Machine: Overland DLT LoaderExpress
On one of our tape backup systems, we keep getting the following errors in
NBU 5.1. I am curious if this is caused by a bad termination on the tape device.
The first backup to tape goes perfectly, while seeking to the second
position on the tape it dies and ejects the tape. These tapes are brand
Here is what I do, always seems to work for me.
Expire the image, where A3 is the volume name.
./bpexpdate -ev A3 -d 0
I then go into the GUI and delete the images, I do this because I am not
sure how to do that part command line.
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Install the media server by installing as a server. It will ask you if it's
a media server durring the server install.
You will start/stop the media server when the system boots or by running
/etc/init.d/netbackup start on the media server. You must first configure
the media server from the master
I'm trying to learn as best I can the industry standards for doing
backups.(50 clients or more) I am wondering if there is best practices
reference document somewhere to be read.
Thank you much.
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On Fri, 30 Jun 2006, Paul Keating wrote:
> If you run jnbSA on unix with the command log option, you will get a log
> file with the appropriate CLI to do whatever task you are doing in the
> GUI.
> Dunno if you can do that with the windows GUI.
This is an increadible bit of info. I didn't know t
Reading the mails coming through this thread, I get the impression that most
folks use the CLI more than the java gui, is this true and why? Just a curious
semi-newbie question.
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e drive type.
> Then check that the storage unit has the correct robot number, and density
> (density should match the drive type).
> Finally, check that your policy is pointing to the correct storage unit.
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> On 6/13/06, Keith W <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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I am having trouble getting my old Exabyte EXB210 to work in NB 5.1 using
Red Hat 7.2 as the media server. I know the robot is old and whatnot but it is
indeed in the list of supported robots and I have used it recently in another
setup so I know the robot and drive to be good.
The specific probl
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