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bharatgangawane
Level 5
13 years ago

Need a Scripts

Hi Guys , I just wanted to know can we create any script for Netbackup serivces should start automatically after Reboot a Unix or AIX server. If we can,please let me know Thanks in Advance, B...
7.1.x and Earlier
Backup and Recovery
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  • Marianne's avatar
    Marianne
    13 years ago

    A 6.x client has NO background processes or daemons.

    bpcd and vnetd are started by inetd.

    You can find the following in NBU 6.5 Troubleshooting Guide:  http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH128469

    '..... do the following: use SMIT to verify that
    the InetServ object policy was updated with information about the bpcd
    process (/etc/inetd.conf and /etc/services information).
    If you modify the InetServ object policy by using SMIT, the inetexp command
    automatically runs. If you edit the InetServ object policy by using an ODM
    editor, do the following: run the inetexp command to export the InetServ
    object policy to the /etc/inetd.conf and /etc/services files. This command
    keeps these files in sync with the InetServ object policy.
    If you change the /etc/inetd.conf or /etc/services file by using SMIT, the
    inetimp command automatically updates the InetServ object policy. If you
    change either file, run the following command to inform the inetd daemon
    of the changes to its configuration file: refresh -s inetd or kill -1
    InetdPID.'

Marianne's avatar
Marianne
Level 6
13 years ago

A 6.x client has NO background processes or daemons.

bpcd and vnetd are started by inetd.

You can find the following in NBU 6.5 Troubleshooting Guide:  http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH128469

'..... do the following: use SMIT to verify that
the InetServ object policy was updated with information about the bpcd
process (/etc/inetd.conf and /etc/services information).
If you modify the InetServ object policy by using SMIT, the inetexp command
automatically runs. If you edit the InetServ object policy by using an ODM
editor, do the following: run the inetexp command to export the InetServ
object policy to the /etc/inetd.conf and /etc/services files. This command
keeps these files in sync with the InetServ object policy.
If you change the /etc/inetd.conf or /etc/services file by using SMIT, the
inetimp command automatically updates the InetServ object policy. If you
change either file, run the following command to inform the inetd daemon
of the changes to its configuration file: refresh -s inetd or kill -1
InetdPID.'