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Flashing Amber Light on expansion shelf
5250 with newly installed 1st Expansion shelf (and memory) Worked with support post install to extend MSDP with no issues. Appliance and storage has been working without issue since install (2+ weeks) I've searched for h/w guides for this information and I can't find any. On the front panel (left hand side) of the expansion shelf, there are 3 lights. Top "check mark"- Green, solid. Below that is an unlighted green light next to what might be an "X" (??). Below that is the amber light, what I would describe as slow steady flashing, next to the disk or storage symbol (??). I've checked the appliance interfaces and don't see an error condition or log entry that might cause the steady flash. Is this normal behavior?nateholtz17 days agoLevel 263Views0likes2CommentsNBU Appliance FIPS Status via command line
Greetings, Veritas 5340HA appliances - 5.3.0.1 - NetBackup version 10.3.0.1 Is there a way to get the FIPS status outside of the CLISH menu in the appliance? I would also like to know if there's a way to query for a disk in the MSDP storage shelves that isn't in a normal status - read in failed disk of sorts here. It would be awesome if this could be scripted. :-) Thanks in advance and welcome to the new look/feel of VOX.SolvedDPeaco2 months agoModerator35Views0likes4Commentsmedia close error 87
ENVIRONMENT Netbackup Flex 5260 Netbackup version = 10.5 Instances on Flex = 3 (Primary, Media and Storage) Connectivity between NBU and client = Client and NetBackup appliance both are connected with a single switch (No Firewall in between) ERRORS Cannot write image to disk, media close failed with status 2060017 pdvfs_fcache_flushfile_norm_cleanup: Failed to write to spoold on storage server (broken pipe) ACTIVITY MONITOR attachedZahid_Haseeb2 months agoModerator54Views0likes4CommentsManual replication is failing
Hello Team, I have initiated Manual replication and it is completing successfully for FULL backup images but it is failing for only Differential backup images with an error Dec 9, 2024 1:48:18 PM - requesting resource@aaaai Dec 9, 2024 1:48:18 PM - reserving resource @aaaai Dec 9, 2024 1:48:18 PM - resource @aaaai reserved Dec 9, 2024 1:48:18 PM - granted resourceMediaID=@aaaai;DiskVolume=PureDiskVolume;DiskPool=dp_disk_xxxxxxxxxxx1;Path=PureDiskVolume;StorageServer=xxxxxxxxxxx;MediaServer=xxxxxxxxx Dec 9, 2024 1:48:19 PM - Info bpdm (pid=316180) started Dec 9, 2024 1:48:19 PM - started process bpdm (pid=316180) Dec 9, 2024 1:48:29 PM - Error bpdm (pid=316180) read of image metadata file failed: events out of sequence - image inconsistency Dec 9, 2024 1:48:29 PM - Error nbreplicate (pid=13448) ReplicationJob::Replicate: Replication failed for backup id xyxyxyxyxyxyxyxyxy.net_1564603019: events out of sequence - image inconsistency (229) Dec 9, 2024 1:48:29 PM - Replicate failed for backup id client.net_1564603019 with status 229 no images were successfully processed (191)kak42 months agoLevel 246Views0likes1CommentImportant: Upgrade Your Appliance Releases to continue getting OS Vulnerabilities Fixes
The following email was sent to all Appliance customers on November 12, 2024. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dear Veritas Customer, This is an urgent reminder. Similar reminders were sent, earlier this year, on January 28 and May 1. As you may know, Veritas Appliances are protected by a hardened version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Operating System (OS). This article lists the RHEL version in each Veritas Appliance release and the end of OS vulnerability fix support date, which is the earlier of the end of RHEL support date and end of Veritas primary support date. To continue receiving OS vulnerability fixes and keep your appliances secure and operating efficiently, you must upgrade to a RHEL 8.8-based Appliance release (as recommended below). Veritas will be unable to provide fixes to OS vulnerabilities if you are not running a RHEL 8.8-based appliance release. NetBackup Flex Appliance 5.1 If 5.x is not an option, then upgrade to 4.2 NetBackup Appliance 5.3.0.1 Maintenance Release 3 (MR3) If 5.3.0.1 MR3 is not an option, then upgrade to an earlier Maintenance Release of 5.3.0.1 NetBackup Access Appliance 8.3 If 8.3 is not an option, then upgrade to 8.2 NetBackup Flex Scale 3.2.100 To maintain the highest security posture and protect against cyber threats, customers should always upgrade to the latest available release and apply the latest available Quarterly Maintenance Release (MRs) and Monthly Security Patches (SPs) on NetBackup Flex Appliances and NetBackup Appliances. MRs deliver a roll-up of product and security fixes, while SPs deliver the latest OS vulnerability fixes. Irrespective of whether you take the above action or not, you will continue to get support per Veritas product lifecycle. If you have any questions, please Contact Support | Veritas™ or create a Support case Online. Additional information about Maintenance Releases and Security Patches can be found in the following articles: NetBackup Appliance Maintenance Releases NetBackup Flex Appliance Maintenance Releases Veritas Appliances Monthly Security Patches Sincerely, Your Veritas Support Teamsagrawal3 months agoLevel 520Views0likes0Comments