Netbackup Deduplication Engine takes lot of time to load into memory
Hello, I just wanted to know why Netbackup Deduplication Service(spoold) takes time to load into memory.(To start completely) I have seen sometimes it took more than 4 hours to start, when checking in Windows Task Manager the memory for spoold.exe is increasing gradually. Thanks & Regards Sujit2.5KViews2likes8CommentsFirewall woes: Definitive TCP Port list for Netbackup
Hi, I keep running into problems connecting to clients/servers that have firewalls running. Does anyone have a COMPLETE portlist of TCP/UDP ports that should be open, so that I can do ALL possible Netbackup actions imaginable? We are using Netbackup 6.5.6 and 7.1 in a full Windows environment. I would like to put a generic firewall ruleset that is the sameon all clients, so that Netbackup will never everbe bothered by the firewalls again... Hope someone has this information available! Thanks! FredSolved576Views0likes3CommentsNo jobs in activity monitor
Hi Experts, Pls help with the below queries. 1:- How could we ensure that our backup policy was successfull if we dont haveno jobs in activity monitor(Its blank)but we can run commands on the server. 2:- What happen to the images that are left incomplete in the tape and when do these get deleted? Where is the option to change it? Lets say a server backup is running it wrote 2 gb data on tape and it got failed after leaving 2 gb incomplete image on tape? 3:- We have a flat filepolicy which has one server and 3 streams. I need to check ifits parent stream got successfull or not. I checked in catalog but found 2 streams got successfull. Suppose we have 15 streams so i dont think we need to check in catlog for each stream to ensure backup got successfull or not. There might be some way to check if its parent stream is successfull we may consider this poilcy as successfull. (We dont have jobs in activity monitor) Thanks & Regards,Solved2.5KViews1like6CommentsHow to List All Active Clients (on a linux master server)
Here is a single command the dumps all active clients from a Linux Master Sever. bppllist -L -allpolicies | egrep "^Policy Name:|^Active:" | paste - - | awk '$NF~yes { print $3 }' | xargs -i bpplclients {} -noheader 2> /dev/null | awk '{ print $3 }' It does the following List details of all policies Extract only policy name and active status Put all that info on one line If the last field of that line is yes, print the third field which is the policy name This long list of active policies is passed (one at a time) to bpplclients, errors are hidden and only the client name is printed (assuming clients have no spaces in the name) -- OR -- Run this script for a little prettier output of the same thing: Sample :: ##### DenverWebservers ##### bubbles nerf billybong ##### DenverDatbases ##### spaceman nerf kooliba for POLICY in ` bppllist -L -allpolicies | egrep "^Policy Name:|^Active:" | paste - - | awk '$NF~yes { print $3 }'`; do echo "#### $POLICY ###" bpplclients $POLICY -noheader 2> /dev/null | awk '{ printf "%30s\n", $3 }' echo " " done ----Solved2.2KViews2likes2Commentsbplist output fields?
I'm a NB newb, and I've been looking all over Google, NBdoc, forums etc. looking for an explanation of the fields in the bplist output, but am not finding anything. I even found an explanation for bpflist, which is an undocumented command, but nothing for bplist. Any suggestions? TIA2.9KViews0likes13Comments