Policy Information.

You can get a full policy list using

bppllist -allpolicies -U and gather the infrmation from there

Alternatively you can use nbpemreq with the predict / predict_all / due switches but it doesn't exactly pin it down for a one hour period, just a single time

The other option is to run a client backups report which will give you the historical data so that you can see what ran when as it gives a start time and end time ... or a Status of backups report which shows you what is in the activity monitor so that you can see what runs when.

Hope this helps

Thanks Mark, I treid bppllist -allpolicies -U, it gives me the complete information...with that I wil try to figure out the required policies..will try the other options and update here..

Thanks!

Thanks and Regards,

.Jayaram Balasubramanian.

You can also go to a Windows Admin Console - click on Summary of all Policies - then click on the header row where it says something like 250schedules ... this exoands just the schedule part and you can scroll down you list of schedules and see all of the time windows to see those that start when

Just select the first schedule and its window opens in the top part.

By default it hides its schedule name so right click on the column that has name, type, start window etc. then select columns - layout and highlight polic, click the blue square at the top to show it and move it to where you want it ... this way you can scroll through them all quite quickly and see which policy they realate to

Hope this helps

If you just want to do this once, not every day, you can also use the Filter option in the Activity Monitor to see all the jobs, and therefore the policies, that were running during that timeframe:

1. Right-click in the activity monitor and select Filter
2. Click Advanced tab
3. Field="Start Time", Comparison="before", value="06/21/2013 06:00:00"
4. Click "Add to List"
5. Field="End Time", Comparison="after", value="06/21/2013 05:00:00"
6. Click "Add to List"
7. Select "Match items that contain ALL of the criteria (AND)"
8. Click OK

You might also be able to do something similar with OpsCenter's Job Browser report.

HI all,

I tried the steps mentioned out here..and it worked.

thanks!

Do we have any method to do it in CLI.

Thanks and Regards,

.Jayaram Balasubramanian.

Thanks all, who helped me in this doubt.

Thanks to Mark_solutions, RonCaplinger and Netbackup_user, for providing such a different views for my doubt.

thanks a lot guys..

Thanks and Regards,

.Jayaram Balasubramanian.