Difference between status code 213 and 219
Hi everybody,
There is difference between status code 213 and 219 , can any one brief me on the difference:smileyhappy:
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- In-depth Troubleshooting Guide for Exit Status Code 213 in NetBackup Server (tm) / NetBackup Enterprise Server (tm) 5.0 / 5.1
Status code 213 falls into six main categories:
1. Prior to NetBackup 4.5 FP3 it was mandatory the master and media servers be at the same
NetBackup version/patch level. For these versions, the cause of a status code 213 is the media
server not being the same version as the master.
2. Storage unit(s) incorrectly configured.
3. Policy has storage unit set to “any available” and drives are down.
4. The bpcd process is not listening.
5. There is a hostname or IP resolution issue and the master server cannot communicate with the
media server, or vice-versa.
6. Within an SSO environment, drives are over-committed
Message Edited by Bob Stump on 08-08-200711:04 PM
- In-depth Troubleshooting Guide for Exit Status Code 219 in NetBackup Server (tm) / NetBackup Enterprise Server (tm) 5.0 / 5.1
This error occurs when the NetBackup scheduler process (bpsched) cannot find the specified
Storage Units available for use. The policy or schedule for the backup requires a specific Storage
Unit, which is currently unavailable. This error also occurs for other attempts to use the Storage
Unit within the current backup session. The first priority should be to determine which Media
Server and Storage Unit is writing the backup that fails with the Status 219.
Message Edited by Bob Stump on 08-08-200711:06 PM
- Hi BobI am really thankful for your message regarding errors 213 and 219, I found your 6 points for the cause of error 213 is usefull to me ,But in your second message regarding 219 may be you had explained again about Status code 213 ie bpsched did not find storage units avail...... .ThankyouWith regards-Sreekanth
- Maybe you need to read up about Storage Units in the manuals for your specific O/S and NetBackup versions. They can be found here:
- I am sorry to miss understand you Bob.
I got it.
Thank you.
Sree...... I am surprised to see a response to a post that is over 2 years old. But thank you and you are welcome.
- :)
