Hello
Have somebody found a way to monitor the progress of unfinished replication ?
Know there is some reports in OpsCenter, but they all seem be on the complete images.
Where I am looking for: Kilobytes transferred, number of fragments transferred or simllar to tell me how far a long the image in progress is.
Have looked at nbstlutil/nbstl list options, the support site, connect and of course google search without luck.
Regards
Michael
In this:
06:02:33.239 [10360.10428] <2> ost_pxy_update_job_data: WROTE hostname_epochtime 287429 0 0.000 0
...what does this "287429" field denote/signify?
tht is the KB transferred in tht bucket
Just tested, sadly not as useful as I had hoped, as most of the ost_pxy_update_job_data: entries just contained 0 values after the backupid.
Yes, that looks possible, you'll need to test and see if the figures look reasonable.
Looks like this:
06:02:33.239 [10360.10428] <2> ost_pxy_update_job_data: WROTE hostname_epochtime 287429 0 0.000 0
06:02:33.239 [10360.10428] <2> ost_pxy_update_job_data: WROTE hostname_epochtime 0 0 0.000 0
So think that you could use ost_pxy_update_job_data and backupid to find to actual kilobytes transferred
Found ost_pxy_update_job_data entries in the netbackup bpdm logs, which seems to be information about kilobytes written on a replication.
Would be very useful if that information was send to the Job Details of replication jobs
Can you post what it looks like. Don't have a aIR system at hand. Would be cool to see the output and if we can use it somehow.
Can see that there is a lot of getJobBytesProcessed entries in this bpdm log, now I just need to figure out where the result is sent to.
Preferly Powershell.
Yes, would like to know how far along a replication is.
Hadn't seen that article, very nice script and might port it to windows at some point.
Same "issue" as the OpsCenter reports, that is about full images.
