Problem with creating SRT at AIX 6.1 using NetBackup 7.0.1
My master and media at windows 2008 server with netbackup 7.0.1
My AIX client is AIX 6.1.4.7. I want to create SRT on that client using netbackup 7.0.1.
I successfully install 7.0 and upgrade it to 7.0.1 on AIX client.
But while I am going t create SRT it shows the following error:
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# ./bmrsrtadm
Select one of the following options:
1. Create a new Shared Resource Tree.
2. Create a new CD image based Shared Resource Tree.
3. Copy an existing Shared Resource Tree to a new location.
4. Import a Shared Resource Tree.
5. Modify an existing Shared Resource Tree.
6. Delete an existing Shared Resource Tree.
7. List Shared Resource Trees available on this server.
8. Quit.
Enter your selection (1-8) [1] : 1
Enter the name of the SRT to create : AIX61
Enter the description of the new SRT : AIX 6.1.4.7 SRT
Enter desired OS level of AIX (5.1, 5.2, 5.3 or 6.1) [6.1] : 6.1
Enter the desired architecture (32/64) [64] : 64
Enter the directory in which to place the new SRT [/export/srt] : /mitrade/aixnetbackup/SRT/AIX61
Source of AIX install images [/dev/cd0] :
[Info] V-125-202 Installing AIX OS filesets.
V-128-593 rmdir(/tmp/restore.1052688) failed: The requested resource is busy.
[Error] V-125-189 Cannot create AIX 06.01.0006.0001 Shared Resource Tree on AIX 6.1.4.7 boot server.
Removing SRT "AIX61" from server -- please stand by ...
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could any one help me?
The error is because you cannot create an SRT at an OS version higher than that of the Boot Server itself.
The SRT you are trying to create is OS version 6.1.6.1, while the Boot Server OS is 6.1.4.7. This TECH article explains the environment:
Requirements for Bare Metal Restore (BMR) Boot Servers
http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH87607The salient information in there is:
- The Maintenance/Update level (kernel version) of the Boot Server must also be at the highest level for any client it supports. The kernel version also sets the highest level of Shared Resource Tree (SRT) that can be created on the given Boot Server.
I hope this information is helpful to you.

