Had a problem with Windows clients last night. Unix clients on the same infrastructure were unaffected - other than device contention for the UNIX clients, because the Windows clients were all doing full backups, but the schedule says to do an incremental.
We do a full backup once a week on Friday/Saturday.
We had to skip the backup of 9/10 october because of a major comms outage - so the last full backup was the 2nd October.
Last night Networker decided to do a full backup of all the windows clients, with message :
I can look in the media database and see a full backup on the 2nd October. It seems that it's determined that 13 days is too long to go on doing incrementals, but I can't find that value in the client setup, the savegroup setup, or the server configuration, and it only affected the Windows clients, not UNIX clients.
We're running EMC Networker 7.4.2 on Solaris 10 on sparc hardware.
So my main question is - does anyone know if there's a variable setting somewhere to stretch out or overide this mysterious value of "13" ? Or is it just an unlucky number?
We do a full backup once a week on Friday/Saturday.
We had to skip the backup of 9/10 october because of a major comms outage - so the last full backup was the 2nd October.
Last night Networker decided to do a full backup of all the windows clients, with message :
Code:
savegroup info: [client]:F:: No full backups of this save set were found in the media database; performing a full backup
I can look in the media database and see a full backup on the 2nd October. It seems that it's determined that 13 days is too long to go on doing incrementals, but I can't find that value in the client setup, the savegroup setup, or the server configuration, and it only affected the Windows clients, not UNIX clients.
We're running EMC Networker 7.4.2 on Solaris 10 on sparc hardware.
So my main question is - does anyone know if there's a variable setting somewhere to stretch out or overide this mysterious value of "13" ? Or is it just an unlucky number?