I don't know how long ago you did that, but there IS a web interface for
BocadaI was using it at my last job.
Stuart Liddle | Senior Consultant
GlassHouse Technologies, Inc.
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changes have been made.
We did this and put it into subversion to track changes over time.
-stuart
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The moral of the story here is that if you want to be sure that your backup
data is gooddo a restore test. Don't trust the bpverify function.
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Uactually, the command is:
bpplclients -delete
the naming of the CLI commands was changed to reflect the change from
"Class" to "Policy". So, all of the bpclxxx commands are now bpplxxx,
but both versions were available to use up until 5.1, I think. I have
not seen whether the b
Paul,
This is precisely the same type of thing that I discussed a while back.
Symantec SHOULD have something like this, but they don't.
What they do have is the ability to do the migration through the use of their
command line, but it would have to be scripted by you to do it. You men
I think that Jeff has the right idea here. Building an exclude list for
things that cause a status 1 can be very helpful to you if you are in a
S-OX environment.
I guess I'd have to modify my "review it once and ignore them after
that..." position. If you review the status 1's on a re
rsday, April 10, 2008 4:57 PM
To: Veritas-bu@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
Subject: Re: [Veritas-bu] Auburn vs Netbackup forums- Was:
sniff...bpgpisgone from 6.5
On Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 06:30:55PM -0400, Stuart Liddle wrote:
> I (and others) are looking for something that will Export a policy or
> polic
Ah yes...but wouldn't it be nice to just have a Symantec-supplied
utility that would do the job for us. There are several CLI commands
that will do the job, but you have to put them all together to get what
you want when you are setting up a policy (the scheduling part is the
worst of them with th
s & appsyou can't read people's minds.
--stuart
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To: Stuart Liddle; Jeff Lightner; VERITAS-BU@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
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ery critical to ensuring that you are backing up the right thing(s).
And you definitely need the assistance of the DBA's for this.
-stuart
From: Jeff Lightner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2008 1:31 PM
To: Stuart Liddle; VERITAS-BU@ma
I think I would agree with all of what Ed has stated here. However, I
think that these points would apply to ANY backup product and not just
NBU.
Since the question was about the "top 20 (or so) misunderstood things
about NBU", I'd have to add the following:
1) Yes, there is a command
ssigned new
tapes as they were available in the physical library.
-Stuart Liddle
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Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2008 5:35 PM
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We used to use subversion (SVN) a version control system to track our
changes. We would first do a list of all of the policies using the
following command:
bppllist -allpolicies -U > policylistfile
This file was then checked into subversion along with a change control
request number (we did not
of this was of
limited use as it would still hang up about once a week or so.
The solution is to go to 6.x because of the new scheduler.
--stuart liddle
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