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cyberninja
Level 6
10 years ago

error 129 Disk storage unit full

Hello,

I'm having an issue where my VMware backups are not running. When I run a job it just stays qued up. In the Activity Monitor under the State Details it says Disk media is not active (Dedupe_media01_STU, media01).

What do I need to do in order to get the jobs to run?

Environment:

Server OS NetBackup Version
Master server Solaris 10 7.5.0.7
Media server 02 Solaris 10 7.5.0.7
VM Media server 00 Win2008 R2 7.5.0.7
VM Media server 01 Win2008 R2 7.5.0.7
Media server bar-2 SLES 11 7.1
Media server bar0 SLES 11 7.5.0.5
Media server bar1 SLES 11 7.5.0.5
Media server bar2 SLES 11 7.5.0.5

 

  • nbemmcmd -updatehost -machinename string -machinetype media -machinestateop set_disk_active -masterserver string

    If that doesn't work then you need to look at

    nbdevquery -listdp -stype PureDisk -U

    and check if the pool is actually up

    nbdevquery -liststs -stype PureDisk -U

    will show you if the storage server is up.

    Also make sure spoold and spad are running on the media server.

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  • What about nbemmcmd -updatehost -machinename string -machinetype media -machinestateop set_disk_active -masterserver string?

  • Hi,

    1. If winmedia01 return status "Winmedia01 status is set to Active for Tape" it means that 1556 port is working.

    You can verify this by bptestbpcd command.

     

    2. If I understand you notice - "we are using only 22% of the disk pool" it means that any backup was runned to the disk pool in previous ?  Or this 22% is free capacity for whole deduplication pool and 78% is used by another system ?  Please, describe here detail.

    3. So, as wrote Marianne and Riaan, please attach here output detail. I recommend  you run nbsu command from /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/support/nbsu on master server a attach here file created by this. The output of this script describes the location of the file.

    Petr

     

  • This is the output of the command.

    NBEMMCMD, Version: 7.5.0.7
    Command completed successfully

     

    Thanks.