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I've used that technote before and it works. You have to have the exclude (W:\Drive3\*) configured first. Then the include W:\Drive3\[a-dA-D]*\* would work.

NetBackup client software cannot be installed on the NDMP filer (Symantec doesn't make an agent that actually installs on the filer itself.) That is why admins cannot click the browse to 'see' selections on the filer. You have to manually enter the paths as they would appear if you were logged...

I think you're looking to perform an inventory. The following command lists the media contents of TLD robot 1 and the volume configuration for that robot on the host named niagra, along with a list of any mismatches that are detected: vmcheckxxx -rt tld -rn 1 -rh niagra -h niagra You should be...

Be sure to hit the OS Compatibility Lists for NBU 5.x and 6.0...some versions only support 64 bit as client and not as a mediasvr/master...depends upon the CPU platform too. 5.x: http://ftp.support.veritas.com/pub/support/products/NetBackup_Enterprise_Server/263839.pdf 6.0...

Here's what I did: - added following lines to the master server's /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/backup_exit_notify script before the 'echo' statements: #######start custom edits########### if [ "$2" = "laptopTest" ] then /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/bpduplicate -dstunit DSU_vault -dp...

Per page 160 of the NBU System Administrator's Guide: "The option to create multiple copies is not allowed for synthetic backups." ...bummer. You could duplicate that synthetic later. Or you could use a bpend_notify specific to the policy and synthetic schedule name that kicks off a...

...won't work either...because the density has to be the word, not the density number. But you should get my drift. You'll have to use the '-L' switch with the bpimmedia command to get it to display density as the word. You'll have to edit my *nix syntax to pull the correct fields out. Good luck!

Correction: I fixed that bpimmedia command, this one works (all one line): bpimmedia | grep FRAG | cut -f7,9 -d ' ' | sort | uniq | awk '{print "bptm -makedbentry -m "$2" -den "$1" -poolnum 1"}'

...awk '{print "bptm -makedbentry -m "$1" -den "$2}' NOTE: the command above is all on one line...I apologize if it doesn't work the first time...my *nix command stuff is a bit rusty. The main goal is to get a list of tapes with valid images as those we'll need to protect in the Linux NBU 6.0...

Yo, you probably have Host Properties of your master > Global Settings 'maximum copies' set at default of 2. Run this to check the Maximum backup copies: /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/bpconfig -U Run this to change it: bpconfig -max_copies 10 ...or whatever # you want up to 10. Then...

the bpcoverage command is a good start as far as what file systems on what servers got backed up. Beyond that, check out bplist and bpflist commands to list what directories/files got backed up by specific backups.

..."Automatic Updates" @REM END BPSTART_NOTIFY.BAT ------------------------------------------------------- @REM BPEND_NOTIFY.bat contents: @del c:\temp\backup\%1.%STREAM_PID% /Q @if not exist c:\temp\backup\%1.* goto :Startsvc goto EOF :Startsvc net start "Automatic Updates" @rem END...

Yo, just run 'bpdbjobs -all_columns' the '-report' can be left out (it is the default anyway).

Yo, you got a bpstart_notify.bat or .cmd (I forgot the extension) script at \NetBackup\bin on the client. Rename that and retry. If you need the script, increase the timeouts. Lata

On NetBackup 5.x, VSP is enabled by default unless you go into Host Properties of the master > Client Attributes and add the client hostnames, then click on 'Windows Open File Backup' tab and deselect the 'Enable...' checkbox....Apply > Ok. No need to restart NBU svcs. Also VSP is installed by...

I agree w/the other posters. However, you state the reason for migration from Windows to Linux is the Windows default 64kb buffer size written to tape. FYI - Adaptec 39160/3960D cards can do 128K (thats the ceiling) but it requires a Windows reg hack. For the reghack, see...

Check out this HOWTO on spoofing your MAC address using Linux: http://whoozoo.co.uk/mac-spoof-linux.htm

You should look at the All Log Entries report or Problems report to determine what directory/file it could not create and check the permissions on that directory. Common causes: 1. full disk on master where images folder is located 2. permissions on directory 3. Check netbackup/db/images for...

Fix the underlying hardware problem causing the scsi communication errors.