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Hello I have a redhat 2.6 kernel. I need to setup persistent binding on a netbackup media server. How do I enable this in netbackup. I tried using the /dev/nst# devices but when I reboot these get all changed. The HBA I am using is a HP branded Qlogic.

Hi I would like to know if there is a way to find out the total time of a backup from start to finish including the SLP. So basically from the start of the backup to the end of the SLP cycle. I have a 6.5.5 environment. Thanks

Hi, In my experience I found there were hardware issues. Check your event viewer for any hardware problems on the windows backup server.

Create a file with show name show browse policy show retention policy print type:nsr client and then run nsradmin -i {file}

I had the same thing the problem is in the Group config. Under the restart Window up that to 24:00 So that you have a whole day to run a restart. By default it only keeps it for 12:00

You guys are great. I too had in mind to do option 1 of Chapter11's suggestion ...I was just wondering if there was an easier/faster way! Thanks and I'll keep you posted in the progress!

That's why I called it a hard link...Not sure how this came up on the system. But I tried to do a rm -R on .KSQmEa and it was deleting my /usr1/ directory That was fun!!!

It shows 2 drwxr-sr-x 62 root system 1536 Sep 06 14:03 /usr1 2 drwxr-sr-x 62 root system 1536 Sep 06 14:03 /usr1/log/.KSQmEa

ls -al /usr1/log/.KSQmEa shows me the output of /usr1 so I can cd into this directory and can go on and on /usr1/log/.KSQmEa/log/.KSQmEa/log

I have a problem with one of my filesystems in AIX 4.33 In /usr1/log I have a directory called .KSQmEa which points back to /usr1. If I do a rm -R it will delete all of my /usr1 I need to just remove it without affecting /usr1. Any help would be great!

This type of problem is usually due to the drive order in Networker. Make sure that drive 1 is defined to the right device (cbn).

What OS is it running on. If solaris just do a pkgrm of the LGTO packages and then install the new packages ...Everything should be there after install...

What type of backup is this???What are your the version?

Chapter11...you said you do not need the same hostname? I was under the impression you did...I guess you'd keep the same hostname so not to add/change the servers file on all the clients

You must keep the same hostname also. The best way is to tar/untar the /nsr directory. However I would put the new server to the same version as the old server and like Chapter11 said test to see it all works OK . then upgrade to 7.22. More stable than 7.21