I have the VMware Backups are getting failed with error media write error (84), we are using netbackup 7.6.1.2 on windows 2008 R2 Enterprise 64 bit Platform.
Error occurred during refresh
Thank for your help.
After restarting the Dell bay and repair
Removed the DiskPool and configure it again
Backup test is conclusive
Thanks for your help
Status code 84 is too generic and the true root cause could be due one or more of many different external non-NetBackup aspects.
My advice is that you do some research, some reading, and some digging... and then when you have something more detailed come back.
Start here:
https://www.veritas.com/support/en_US/article.TECH35336
More info please...
Is this Media Server Dedupe (MSDP) or Advanced disk?
Has this been working fine all along?
If so, what has changed? (Assuming NO changes have been made to this old, EOSL version of NetBackup...)
Have you checked the volumes at OS-level and confirmed that all is good and healthy?
Any errors in Event Viewer System and/or Application logs?
Hello Marianne
Thanks to find the answers
Is this Media Server Dedupe (MSDP) or Advanced disk? ##Advanced disk
Has this been working fine all along? ## I confirm that works well before
If so, what has changed? (Assuming NO changes have been made to this old, EOSL version of NetBackup...) ## no modification on our part
Have you checked the volumes at OS-level and confirmed that all is good and healthy? ## verify in progress
Any errors in Event Viewer System and/or Application logs? ## no error
We need to know which storage unit you are using is MSDP,OST or AdvancedDisk.
Check the basic communication from media server to storage server like is it pinging and is forward and reverse lookup working from media server to storage server.
Hi Sujay
Nothing to report in communication between Server Media and bay dell DR4100
STU :
Thanks
As per your screenshot - this is not AdvancedDisk.
It is Dell OST.
Please verify that all is well on your Dell Appliance and that comms between your master/media and the appliance is fine.
Check status from NBU perpective with nbdevquery (in NetBackup\bin\admincmd).
e.g.
nbdevquery -liststs -U
and
nbdevquery -listdp -U
