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H_Sharma
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Files are getting skipped

Hello Experts,

I have noticed some solaris files are getting skipped. I have copied first log and last log there are many files between first and last log that are getting skipping like the below.

Backup Started at around 7:02:49 and ended at 8:42 pm. I think backup is taking unnecessary time to read these files. So any solution for these file. So that 

backup could exclude these and dont read these?

Started 10/23/2014 7:02:49 PM - Info bpbrm(pid=11904) from client mn: TRV - [/rpool] is in a different file system from [/]. Skipping

10/23/2014 8:08:31 PM - Info bpbrm(pid=11904) from client mn: TRV - [/var/tmp/oracle] is a socket special file. Skipping 

Ended 10/23/2014 8:42:06 PM - Info bpbrm(pid=11904) from client mn: TRV - [/export/home/c87] is in a different file system from [/export/home]. Skipping

Netbackup Master 7.6 in windows R2 and Client is Solaris 11.

 

 

  • Socket special files don't need to be backed up - so you can ignore that one. The ones showing as in a diff file system, are not an issue either - you aren't crossing mount points, so when for example netbackup encouters /rpool it skips it, bcause it will get it later, when it backs up the /rpool file system (otherwise it would be backed up twice). * * Providing you have /rpool listed in the policy file selection, OR, you are backuping up all_local_drives. So in sumary, providing you are select all local drives, or, have listed all the filesystems inividually, then you do not have an issue.

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