I have several scripts for daily monitoring that either call the installed
instance of blat directly or reuse the nbmail.cmd script.
1. A daily status report which details any backups which ended in an error
status, any that are still running at the time of the report, any that are
still
6.5.5 on Windows 2003 Master - I see the same result. I can choose Windows
2008, IA64 Windows 2008, and x64 Windows 2008, but not R2. It is successfully
backing up an x64 Windows 2008 R2 server.
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Alternatively you would need to run the command on the master server. I have
some processes where I run a script prior to kicking off the backup, and then
fire off the backup command on the master server by using schtasks. If you
have multiple schedules in the policy, you will probably want
Of course, if the reason you can only reboot at certain times is because of
running backups , vaults, or other NetBackup activity, then you are still stuck
in that window, since you will be bringing NetBackup down.
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Have you searched here and here?
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From: veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
[mailto:veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu] On Behalf Of Sweeney, Patrick
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Just a thought - what about creating a media pool that isn't used by any backup
policies and moving the media to that pool until you have the opportunity to
flip the write/tab and import it?
From: veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
I actually just had an issue come up with this. My environment is fairly
simple, and nearly all of the servers are MS Windows, in a single domain, no
clustered servers. I just added a VBScript to enumerate any machines added to
AD in the last 24 hours with server in the operating system name,
Download gawk and pipe the reulsts of bpdbjobs -mostcolumns to it.
I'llwrite the awk line for what you need when i get to work tonight, but
basically gawk is going to do two things for you here - it will let you easily
filter that output down to the jobs where the parent ID and the JobID match
Travis,
I have three possible solutions for you - I think. I haven't tested the
example I am providing here, so you'll probably need to do a little debugging.
1. Run BPDBJOBS at a regular interval, and parse for jobs of type backup, whose
parentid is equal to its own id, with a status greater
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Subject: Re: [Veritas-bu] Real time failure notification
Travis,
I have three possible solutions for you - I think. I haven't
My apologies as this is slightly off-topic, but I am hoping someone on this
list will know.
I am looking for companies in Massachusetts, USA, that offer third-party
support for a quantum Scalar i2k library.
If anyone on the list works for such a company, please feel free to contact me
Sounds like you are in a jam. (Sorry - couldn't resist.)
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You could also run bpps from the netbackup\bin directory to see what NetBackup
processes are running, and run bpdown to end them gracefully - assuming no
backups are running at the time.
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