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- MilesVScottLevel 6
You may want to read over this.
http://blog.lewan.com/2010/08/05/symantec-netbackup-7-incorrect-disk-pool-available-space-with-media-server-deduplication-puredisk-disk-pool/
- Ashz_TomzLevel 5
You might need to run the disk reports and see if there are any expired images sitting on the disk . a
Alternatively if you can confirm if thats a advanced disk or basic disk pool ?
- Sachin_PathareLevel 4
Hi,
Is this PureDisk or MSDP setup, please check below technote if MSDP:
GENERAL ERROR: NetBackup backups and/or duplications report status 129 'Disk storage unit is full' when targeting Windows-based Media Server Deduplication (MSDP).
http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH148008Also, please confirm if the a DiskPool Inventory has been done after your admin doubled the size of the storage.
Thanks and Regards,
- f25Level 4
Hi,
The simpliest, but no one yet mentioned it: PureDisk services restart?
Cheers!
- Hostasaurus2Level 2
Check your license too. PureDisk/NB7.1 gives no indication that that same exact error you're seeing can be caused by exceeding the licensed capacity. We ran into that when we went a few gigs over and everything failed. I wasted half a day trying to hunt down I/O issues with the disk array.
- rsakimotoLevel 5
f25 is right, try first restarting the puredisk services. Better yet, restart your puredisk server, to refresh its cache storage memory. :)
- MilesVScottLevel 6
Where are you seeing the 1.15TB out of 1.99TB free. Is that from NetBackup or is that from the file system itself?
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