That's correct, you can only have one store root per StoreOnce server.
Koen
That's correct, you can only have one store root per StoreOnce server.
Koen
ok, does it mean that I can only backup to one /moutpoint (lun) ?
That's correct.
Koen
Hi
If it has not been changed from previous version daily maintenance run some commands like
omnimm -chkfreemedia
Anyway as mentioned previously please upgrade to better version or open suppor case for to analyze nad resolve issue. Disable maintenance is just a workaround not a solution.
Best Regards
You need to install DP 9.0 before applying 9.04 patch when upgrading from 8.1.
That is what I did. I had 8.1, ran the 9.0 upgrade/install but not everything got upgraded though most seemed to get uninstalled.
When you upgraded to DP9, did you also upgrade the IS server?
This server is the CM and IS server.
I am running DP 8.10 on win server 2012 R2. Is there a way I can see the throughput of the backup job while it is running? Also, is there a way I can see what file is being backed up while the job is running?
I have a backup job that started on October 2 and it is still running. It is one of our storage servers with 4 drives in it. Drive M started on 10/2 at 8:25 AM and was done on 10/8 at 10:58 AM. It is just over 2 TB. Drive L started on 10/2 at 8:25 AM and was done on 10/8 at 9:59 AM. It is 2 TB in size. Drive J started on 10/2 at 8:25 AM and was done on 10/8 at 12:48 PM. it is 2 TB in size. Drive K started on 10/2 at 8:25 AM and is still running today 10/21, it is at 52% done right now. It is 12 TB in size. So from 10/8 until today, drive K is being backed up.
Is this about right?
When I've installed DP (including Installation Server) locally on a linux client
and I need to import it into a Windows CM I find the following two steps helpful...
ONE
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Stop the Linux Firewall
On some Linux versions it can be done as follows...
- service iptables status - shows the firewall status
- service iptables stop - stops the firewall
- chkconfig iptables off - makes chage permanent.
TWO
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More /etc/selinux/config
SELINUX=enforcing
change to
SELINUX=disabled
Reboot the server for the change to be effective.
Do you know the session ID of the session ?
If you don't know the session ID, `omnistat` should list it.
Once you know it, at the cli try `omnidb -sess <id> -report`
From that you can see the session messages.
You may find there have been no new session messages for a number of days.
Or you might find a mount request (a request for a blank media the backup can use).
Depending on the last messages you can take the appropriate action.
Just in case you want to abort the session the command is
`omniabort -sess <id>`
Problem
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Data Protector backups to a StoreOnce device fail with
"Number of devices used is smaller than MIN value of load balancing."
Solution
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In this case the problem was because the Gateway was not configured correctly.
The client machines could not resolve the Gateway's hostname.
So the Clients could see Zero devices, hence the message.
Entering the Gateway's hostname/ip address in the client's host file,
so clients could resolve the gateway, resolved the problem.
Hello all,
After upgrade Oracle 11 to Oracle 12C, SAP R3 integration is not working. I can backup archive logs with any problems, but when I want to backup whole databas (Util_File_Onlnie) I got Major error:
[Major] From: OB2BAR_SAPBACK@server"<SID>" Time: 22. 10. 2015 9:15:55
SwitchList file could not be written to. Error: 2.
[Major] From: OB2BAR_SAPBACK@server "<SID>" Time: 22. 10. 2015 9:15:55
SemaphoreList file could not be written to. Error: 2.
[61:1005] Got unexpected close from OB2BAR Backup DA on server.
I`m running DP 9 with patch bundle 4, cell server is Linux, client server is Aix 7.
Before upgrade to Oracle 12c, backup was working fine without any issue.
Thanks
Hi,
Does anyone know if DP 9.x supports EMC Data Domain DDOS 5.6.0.3? Thanks.
since everything newer than RHEL 6.4 is not supported by HP, an unsupported solution to this issue is, to copy the isolinux.bin from a RHEL6.7 ISO to the /opt/omni/bin/drim/linux-XXX/cdboot/ directory on the media creation host.
- /opt../linux-amd64/cdboot/isolinux.bin
- linux-amdx86/cdboot/isolinux.bin
THIS IS NOT SUPPORTED
After exchanging the isolinux.bin, the recovery.iso will work correctly.
but by this way you are wasting a a whole tape for few data compared to LTO-4/6 tape capacity?
You can put full host backup on any appendable medium, so only if your host has 4TB of data, it will use whole tape.
You do not have to use one tape for disaster recovery purposes only. EADR backup can go with other data on same tape.
We have found the solution,
Switch files are created at the default location $ORACLE_HOME/sapbackup and are used for communicating between BRTOOLS and BACKINT.
After the backup is initiated, BRBACKUP could not find the switch files at the default location as BACKINT creates them at a new location $SAPDATA_HOME/sapbackup. This causes a lack of communication between BRTOOLS and BACKINT.
Resolution
Create a symbolic link from $ORACLE_HOME/sapbackup to $SAPDATA_HOME/sapbackup. This will ensure the expected communication between BRTOOLS and BACKINT to complete the backup operation successfully.
I followed the CLI commands you mentioned but it doesn't show me the throughput and the file currently being backed up. It looks more like an event log for a particular session.
Thanks..
dp does not show the file currently backing up. there is also no current data throughput avaliable bulit in. you can download on try the omnispeed tool from daniel braun
Hello MatSh
This ER was merged to DP 9.02, I have checked behaviour and works fine in my lab, you can see attachment files.
This is the expected behaviour that you would liek to have? In such case if you have at least DP 9.02 installed please open support case for further troubleshoot.
Best regards
Hello
You must use online agent integration called MS SQL Integration, you can see all details into IntegrationMS.pdf file
After configure it depending about your database model you will need to do full or full+incremental backups.
Best Regards