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The department I work for runs Netbackup restores for outside customers. We have a Sun Solaris server running Netbackup version 5.1 with two IBM Ultrium-TD1 LTO tape drives. One of the drives can not be used for restoration jobs. The other LTO drive works successfully. Every restore we attempt...

I do not know if there will be any TCP/IP port conflicts between Networker and Netbackup once they are both running on our server.

Our server is a SPARC SUN-FIRE-480R. VMWARE can not run on that type of system. We would like to run both Legato Networker Backup server and Veritas Netbackup Media server simultaneously. Both will be up and running restorations at the same time. The tape drives can not be sharred between...

The company I work for runs data restorations for outside customers. We have a restoration scheduling conflict that needs resolution. Are there specific reasons that will prevent us from using Legato Networker Version 6.1.3 and Veritas Netbackup Version 5.1 simultanously on the same server? We...

We have an answer for our difficulty. The backup tapes we are attempting to import have badly formatted media headers. Netbackup expects to find a one record media header in the first file of backup tapes. The tapes we are attempting to import have two records in the first file on the tape...

I have several AIT-3 tapes from one of our customers that we can not import into our Netbackup server. The backup tapes were used on a Netbackup Version 4.5FP_3GA server. The tape drives used were SONY SDX-700C drives running with firmware level 0202. Our Netbackup server is running version 5.1...

Are you talking about automatically labeling tape volumes? One of your responses mentioned file devices. Are you refering to a file type device? Those are disk file storage devices. In that case you can control space utilization within that storage area so you can attempt to avoid running out...

I found a solution to my difficulty. Our customer told us the backup to recover was from an exchange 5.5 server. That was incorrect. The backup they sent us is Exchange 2000 or 2003. We are using the wrong version of the Legato Networker User for Exchange module. Our recovery server is running...

If you have a Windows Server available to be a backup client for the backup server you can use the Windows Legato Administration GUI to connect to the backup server. You can view all the clients assigned to each backup group when you click on manage groups. By each group name click on the PLUS...

I have a difficulty with a restoration of the Information Store for an Exchange 5.5 server. My backup server is Windows 2000 service pack 3. Running Legato Networker version 6.1.3 build 428, Legato Networker User for Exchange Module 2.06, and Exchange 5.5 service pack 4. I have DLT IV Legato...

Hello Mike, That is about it. Run the "scanner -m" on all the tapes first. Use mminfo to see what is on each tape. Analyse the mminfo reports. You need to identify backups than spanned multiple volumes. You need to know what sequence of tapes was used. Then "scanner -i" on the tapes in the...

Hello Again Mike, If you have no information what so ever about the contents of the backup tapes this process gets much longer. The tapes must be scanned twice. The first scan will be with "scanner -m". That will add the tapes to the media index. Then you can run Legato mminfo reports to...

Hello Mike, I have recent experience with this type of index recovery using the scanner command. There are several issues that make this process difficult. One major difficulty is with the process of loading the tapes into tape drives. If you are using Tape Silos or Autoloaders Legato will...