Hi catostropic monstrous events going on. I need to restore some exchange databases, which are disk images on local drives on my master server. Dont need to go to tape. The server has been rebuilt, and has no client installed on it, and I do not have an option to install it at present. what does one do when trieng to restore data for clients that no longer exist? Is an exchange netbackup client a different isntall than the regular client ? How can I point to an image and just restore it to a location of my choice? the backup and restore client on the master server asks for a rsetore client and type.... from the command line... bpimagelist -d 01/27/2012 -policy mbx1-store -U No entity was found. Any help would be extremely appreciated !

If you are trying to restore the exchange and if it is crashed you might be restoring it on top of it, or you can restore to recovery storage group in exchange. If it was the flat database backup then you can restore it to any other server that has client installed. Do the restore from any of the media or master server. In the BAR, select the source client as original server Destination client where you want to restore Policy type of restore Ms-exchange server or Ms-windows-nt if it was a flat backup as windows Client is same its only the selection is different if you are restorig the exchange database.

A Netbackup client install contain the Exchange database agent from version 6.5 and up. You can always restore data even if the original client is gone. It's just a question of entering the right names and giving the right permissions (aka altnames) Please refer to the Netbackup Exchange admin manual how to perform alternate restores (chapter 6): http://www.symantec.com/docs/DOC3669 PS: Image list command, is mbx-store the configured name in Netbackup ? bpimagelist -d 01/01/2011 -client acme and bpimagelist -d 01/01/2011 -client acme.domain.com will not return the same information

Hi thanks for the replies - I get: ERROR: valid archive image produced, but no files deleted due to no fatal problems I Imagine this error message is not the sharpest prose....? Any ideas? how can I restore from the image I have found in the cataloge? Import it? then how do I get it to disk?

A archive read data and delete files on the source A Backup read data but does not delete files. Are you trying to run an archive ?. Have you verifyed the images are in the catalog ? find the images file on the disk, take note of the file name. It shoud be in the format of hostname_1234567: e.g. zebra_1328046115_C1_F1.1328046115.img Then try bpimagelist -backupid zebra_1328046115 - This will tell you if the backup image is in the Netbackup catalog.

Yes I can see them in the cataloge and know exactly where the image file is and the filename. I just dont know how to do the restore outside of "backup and restore" which is giving me the error above ;)

Restoring data from an exchange backup without contact to the original server

contra04
Level 5
13 years ago
Its ok - we are going to use an isolated environment on a new server. RSG doesnt work with public folders - which we lost to replication. everything is cool
Mark_Solutions
Level 6
13 years ago
Great - when all is solved dont forget to come back and mark the post that helped the most as a solution to assist others in the future with a similar issue
contra04
Level 5
13 years ago
Argh it is far from solved it has one of two errors now.

We changed the IP address of the master to put it in a sandboxed environment, with one exhcnage server(that we are trying to restore to), and one domain controller.(required by exchange)

The master can see the client (same name as original box) but it kept failing with an error on restore status code 205: cannot connect to server backup restore manager

I thought as this was my first attempt at a restore from staging disk, maybe that was the issue - I got the same result from one that had been duplicated to tape a few days earlier.

This is for a public folder store, and we had it dismounted, and set to be overwritten as per the various documents.

I have had 3 symantec engeneers try to figure this out, to no avail - All connectivity and command line tests came up clean. Telnetted to various ports etc...

I then re-enabled the second NIC, ont the original server that that it could talk to the rest of the clients, and dropped the gate way on the sandboxed vlan. Full connectivity restored.

From here I installed Kroll Ontrack power controls - latest version and set it up to emaulate an exchange 2007 server, and followed their documentation to the letter. That server ixbackup-lon has the netbackup client installed - and can contact the master.

The Master server is not even making an attempt to contact the client - it doesnt get that far. So whether is an emulated exchange server (Kroll) or a real server, it just doesnt get that far in the restore process. Ive been using netstat on both ends, looking for established connections - there are non between client and master server (also media server)

This is Master server tape backup -> Ontrack Emulated Exchange server:

02/02/2012 23:39:09 - begin Restore 02/02/2012 23:39:12 - 1 images required 02/02/2012 23:39:12 - media CLU223 required 02/02/2012 23:39:12 - media CLU231 required 02/02/2012 23:42:06 - restoring image mbx1-lon_1327587040 02/02/2012 23:58:07 - end Restore; elapsed time: 00:18:58 cannot connect on socket(25) 03/02/2012 00:13:05 - requesting resource CLU223 03/02/2012 00:13:05 - awaiting resource CLU223 Reason: Tape media server is not active, Media Server: potter, Robot Number: 0, Robot Type: TLD, Media ID: N/A, Drive Name: N/A, Volume Pool: N/A, Storage Unit: N/A, Drive Scan Host: N/A 03/02/2012 00:18:06 - Error bpbrm(pid=3040) bpcd on ixbackup-lon exited with status 59: access to the client was not allowed 03/02/2012 00:18:07 - connecting

This is the master server Disk Backup (staging) -> ontrack emulated Exchange server:

02/02/2012 23:10:49 - begin Restore 02/02/2012 23:10:52 - restoring image mbx1-lon_1327731028 02/02/2012 23:16:09 - Error bpbrm(pid=3268) bpcd on ixbackup-lon exited with status 59: access to the client was not allowed 02/02/2012 23:16:15 - Error bpbrm(pid=3268) client restore EXIT STATUS 59: access to the client was not allowed 02/02/2012 23:27:04 - restored image mbx1-lon_1327731028 - (cannot connect on socket(25)); restore time 00:16:12 02/02/2012 23:27:05 - end Restore; elapsed time: 00:16:16 the restore failed to recover the requested files(5)

From Master server -> newly built Exchange server with same name - but on different IP address

02/02/2012 19:25:05 - begin Restore 02/02/2012 19:25:07 - restoring image mbx1-lon_1327731028 02/02/2012 19:26:36 - end Restore; elapsed time: 00:01:31 the restore failed to recover the requested files(5)

I am most concerned with restoring the the emulated Ontrack exchange environment, as we are now back on the prodcution vlan ready for the weekends backups. Any ideas?

From IXBACKUP-LON - where I want to restore from:

C:\Program Files\Veritas\NetBackup\bin>bpclntcmd.exe -hn harry

host harry: harry at 10.1.104.78 (0x4e68010a) <- correct

The network communication is fine have checked routes etc, firewalls all off

This is the active conenctions at start of restore when initiated from ixbackup - harry is the master server

Active Connections

Proto Local Address Foreign Address State

TCP 10.1.2.186:13724 harry:2861 ESTABLISHED TCP 10.1.2.186:13724 harry:2862 ESTABLISHED TCP 127.0.0.1:59888 IXBACKUP-LON:60176 ESTABLISHED TCP 127.0.0.1:60176 IXBACKUP-LON:59888 ESTABLISHED TCP [::1]:59884 IXBACKUP-LON:59885 ESTABLISHED TCP [::1]:59885 IXBACKUP-LON:59884 ESTABLISHED
Marianne
Level 6
13 years ago
Back to basics.

Your client cannot resolve the master's hostname to the SERVER entry.

Add hosts entries for master and client to ensure correct forward and reverse lookup using original hostnames.
contra04
Level 5
13 years ago
Hi Marianne - I have added host entries on both clients to be sure.

I can ping, telnet both ways.

I enabled verbose debug logging on the client and the errors I get are for our old media server trying to connect, rather than the master. - strange as the backup data is on the master's local disks, nothing to do with the old media server.

ixbackup-lon does is not listed in the "clients" section of the admin console - however I can query it etc

This is the error in the activity log:

03/02/2012 07:54:50 - begin Restore 03/02/2012 07:54:53 - restoring image mbx1-lon_1327731028 03/02/2012 08:00:11 - Error bpbrm(pid=5840) bpcd on ixbackup-lon exited with status 59: access to the client was not allowed 03/02/2012 08:00:17 - Error bpbrm(pid=5840) client restore EXIT STATUS 59: access to the client was not allowed 03/02/2012 08:11:06 - restored image mbx1-lon_1327731028 - (cannot connect on socket(25)); restore time 00:16:13 03/02/2012 08:11:12 - end Restore; elapsed time: 00:16:22 the restore failed to recover the requested files(5)

AND FROM THE CLIENT BPCD verbose:

08:00:10.757 [2068.1672] <2> bpcd main: VERBOSE = 5

08:00:10.757 [2068.1672] <2> logparams: bpcd

08:00:10.757 [2068.1672] <2> bpcd main: Got socket for input 480

08:00:10.757 [2068.1672] <2> ReadKeyfile: keyfile C:\Program Files\Veritas\NetBackup\bin\keyfile.dat does not exist

08:00:10.757 [2068.1672] <2> process_requests: offset to GMT 0

08:00:10.757 [2068.1672] <2> logconnections: BPCD ACCEPT FROM 10.2.20.20.4896 TO 10.1.2.186.13724

08:00:10.757 [2068.1672] <2> process_requests: setup_sockopts complete

08:00:10.772 [2068.1672] <2> bpcd peer_hostname: Connection from host potter.internal.robertwalters.com (10.2.20.20) port 4896

08:00:10.772 [2068.1672] <2> bpcd valid_server: comparing harry and potter.internal.robertwalters.com

08:00:10.772 [2068.1672] <4> bpcd valid_server: potter.internal.robertwalters.com is not a master server

08:00:10.772 [2068.1672] <16> bpcd valid_server: potter.internal.robertwalters.com is not a media server either

08:00:10.944 [2068.1672] <2> process_requests: output socket port number = 1

08:00:11.413 [2068.1672] <2> vnet_receive_network_socket: ../../libvlibs/vnet_vnetd.c.1257: hash_str1: 1b7a93900eaeba572fd42c91966c7ed1

08:00:11.413 [2068.1672] <2> vnet_receive_network_socket: ../../libvlibs/vnet_vnetd.c.1258: hash_str2: 9a5e7ff7633fd37fb8ba1986ddf42cd6

08:00:11.413 [2068.1672] <2> verify_hashes: ../../libvlibs/vnet_vnetd.c.1771: hash_str1: 1b7a93900eaeba572fd42c91966c7ed1

08:00:11.413 [2068.1672] <2> verify_hashes: ../../libvlibs/vnet_vnetd.c.1773: hash_str2: 9a5e7ff7633fd37fb8ba1986ddf42cd6

08:00:11.413 [2068.1672] <2> verify_hashes: ../../libvlibs/vnet_vnetd.c.1799: hash_str: 1b7a93900eaeba572fd42c91966c7ed1

08:00:11.413 [2068.1672] <2> process_requests: Duplicated vnetd socket on stderr

08:00:11.413 [2068.1672] <2> process_requests: <---- NetBackup 7.0 0 ------------initiated

08:00:11.413 [2068.1672] <2> process_requests: VERBOSE = 5

08:00:11.413 [2068.1672] <2> bpcd exit_bpcd: exit status 46 ----------->exiting

08:00:11.413 [2068.1672] <4> bpcd exit_bpcd: FTL - BPCD EXIT STATUS 46

08:00:11.413 [2068.1672] <16> process_requests: Server access denied

08:05:07.954 [3828.2340] <2> get_short: (1) cannot read (byte 1) from network: Connection timed out.

08:05:07.954 [3828.2340] <16> process_requests: token read: -3

08:05:07.954 [3828.2340] <4> process_requests: h_errno = 10060 - Connection timed out.

08:05:07.954 [3828.2340] <16> bpcd main: process_requests returned 1

08:16:10.131 [3188.2440] <2> setup_debug_log: switched debug log file for bpcd

08:16:10.131 [3188.2440] <2> bpcd main: VERBOSE = 5

08:16:10.131 [3188.2440] <2> logparams: bpcd

08:16:10.131 [3188.2440] <2> bpcd main: Got socket for input 480

08:16:10.131 [3188.2440] <2> ReadKeyfile: keyfile C:\Program Files\Veritas\NetBackup\bin\keyfile.dat does not exist

08:16:10.131 [3188.2440] <2> process_requests: offset to GMT 0

08:16:10.147 [3188.2440] <2> logconnections: BPCD ACCEPT FROM 10.1.104.78.3973 TO 10.1.2.186.13724

08:16:10.147 [3188.2440] <2> process_requests: setup_sockopts complete

08:16:10.147 [3188.2440] <2> bpcd peer_hostname: Connection from host harry (10.1.104.78) port 3973

08:16:10.147 [3188.2440] <2> bpcd valid_server: comparing harry and harry

08:16:10.147 [3188.2440] <4> bpcd valid_server: hostname comparison succeeded

08:16:10.319 [3188.2440] <2> process_requests: output socket port number = 1

08:16:10.522 [3188.2440] <2> vnet_receive_network_socket: ../../libvlibs/vnet_vnetd.c.1257: hash_str1: 368248a725f014f6193c3fc5148b4d51

08:16:10.522 [3188.2440] <2> vnet_receive_network_socket: ../../libvlibs/vnet_vnetd.c.1258: hash_str2: 3b0d03658ffd6675aa34de70cc34a37f

08:16:10.522 [3188.2440] <2> verify_hashes: ../../libvlibs/vnet_vnetd.c.1771: hash_str1: 368248a725f014f6193c3fc5148b4d51

08:16:10.522 [3188.2440] <2> verify_hashes: ../../libvlibs/vnet_vnetd.c.1773: hash_str2: 3b0d03658ffd6675aa34de70cc34a37f

08:16:10.522 [3188.2440] <2> verify_hashes: ../../libvlibs/vnet_vnetd.c.1799: hash_str: 368248a725f014f6193c3fc5148b4d51

08:16:10.522 [3188.2440] <2> process_requests: Duplicated vnetd socket on stderr

08:16:10.522 [3188.2440] <2> process_requests: <---- NetBackup 7.0 0 ------------initiated

08:16:10.522 [3188.2440] <2> process_requests: VERBOSE = 5

08:16:10.522 [3188.2440] <2> process_requests: Not using VxSS authentication with harry

Interface: 10.1.2.186 --- 0xb

Internet Address Physical Address Type

10.1.1.1 ec-30-91-e3-ca-80 dynamic

10.1.1.3 00-00-00-00-00-18 dynamic

10.1.1.53 00-0f-20-31-e6-6b dynamic

10.1.1.87 00-50-56-af-00-40 dynamic

10.1.1.88 00-1e-0b-e9-be-be dynamic

10.1.2.71 00-50-56-af-00-6a dynamic

10.1.2.223 00-50-56-a5-00-0b dynamic

10.1.31.255 ff-ff-ff-ff-ff-ff static

224.0.0.22 01-00-5e-00-00-16 static

224.0.0.252 01-00-5e-00-00-fc static

08:16:10.537 [3188.2440] <2> process_requests:

08:16:10.725 [3188.2440] <2> process_requests: BPCD_OPEN_FOR_WRITE_RQST

08:16:10.959 [3188.2440] <2> process_requests: open for write file name = C:\Program Files\Veritas\NetBackup\logs\user_ops\adm-c000\logs\NBWIN001

08:16:10.959 [3188.2440] <2> process_requests: buffer length = 4096

08:16:10.959 [3188.2440] <2> process_requests: our open flags = 0x119

08:16:10.959 [3188.2440] <2> process_requests: client open flags = 0x109

08:16:10.959 [3188.2440] <2> process_requests: completed the write of the file number to the output socket

08:16:11.178 [3188.2440] <2> process_requests: BPCD_LOG_RQST_NO_STATUS

08:16:11.178 [3188.2440] <2> process_requests: BPCD_CLOSE_FILE_RQST

08:16:11.397 [3188.2440] <2> process_requests: BPCD_DISCONNECT_RQST

08:16:11.397 [3188.2440] <2> bpcd exit_bpcd: exit status 0 ----------->exiting

08:16:11.647 [2620.4012] <2> setup_debug_log: switched debug log file for bpcd

08:16:11.647 [2620.4012] <2> bpcd main: VERBOSE = 5

08:16:11.647 [2620.4012] <2> logparams: bpcd

08:16:11.647 [2620.4012] <2> bpcd main: Got socket for input 480

08:16:11.647 [2620.4012] <2> ReadKeyfile: keyfile C:\Program Files\Veritas\NetBackup\bin\keyfile.dat does not exist

08:16:11.647 [2620.4012] <2> process_requests: offset to GMT 0

08:16:11.647 [2620.4012] <2> logconnections: BPCD ACCEPT FROM 10.1.104.78.3976 TO 10.1.2.186.13724

08:16:11.647 [2620.4012] <2> process_requests: setup_sockopts complete

08:16:11.647 [2620.4012] <2> bpcd peer_hostname: Connection from host harry (10.1.104.78) port 3976

08:16:11.647 [2620.4012] <2> bpcd valid_server: comparing harry and harry

08:16:11.647 [2620.4012] <4> bpcd valid_server: hostname comparison succeeded

08:16:11.850 [2620.4012] <2> process_requests: output socket port number = 1
Marianne
Level 6
13 years ago
Add SERVER entry on the client for: potter.internal.robertwalters.com

It seems the SERVER entry on the client is 'harry'.

: Connection from host potter.internal.robertwalters.com (10.2.20.20) port 4896

08:00:10.772 [2068.1672] <2> bpcd valid_server: comparing harry and potter.internal.robertwalters.com

08:00:10.772 [2068.1672] <4> bpcd valid_server: potter.internal.robertwalters.com is not a master server

08:00:10.772 [2068.1672] <16> bpcd valid_server: potter.internal.robertwalters.com is not a media server either

contra04

Level 5

13 years ago

Harry is the master server and the media server with the data on it. Potter is an old server with a single tape drive attached, that we occasionaly use. IT did however crash a few days ago.

I need to keep the master as harry - but somehow add potter ? Potter is a little sick ;)

This is me starting potter services 5 minutes after the last restore attempt that the logs are from:

C:\Documents and Settings\adminstrator>bpup -v -f

NetBackup 7.0 -- Startup Utility

 Starting services

> NetBackup Client Service

> NetBackup Client Service -- STARTED

> NetBackup SAN Client Fibre Transport Service

> NetBackup SAN Client Fibre Transport Service -- STARTED

> NetBackup Event Manager

> NetBackup Event Manager -- DISABLED

> NetBackup Volume Manager

> NetBackup Volume Manager -- STARTED

> NetBackup Device Manager

> NetBackup Device Manager -- STARTED

> NetBackup Remote Manager and Monitor Service

> NetBackup Remote Manager and Monitor Service -- STARTED

> NetBackup Compatibility Service

> NetBackup Compatibility Service -- STARTED

> NetBackup Request Daemon

> NetBackup Request Daemon -- STARTED

> NetBackup Job Manager

> NetBackup Job Manager -- DISABLED

> NetBackup Policy Execution Manager

> NetBackup Policy Execution Manager -- DISABLED

> NetBackup Service Layer

> NetBackup Service Layer -- STARTED

> NetBackup Vault Manager

> NetBackup Vault Manager -- STARTED

> NetBackup Storage Lifecycle Manager

> NetBackup Storage Lifecycle Manager -- NOT STARTED

> NetBackup Service Monitor

> NetBackup Service Monitor -- STARTED

> NetBackup Bare Metal Restore Boot Server

> NetBackup Bare Metal Restore Boot Server -- STARTED

Start up of one or more services failed.

Thank you marianne I really appreciate your help!

contra04
Level 5
13 years ago
I am still unsure as to why potter is trying to get involved - as the backup and the restore and the master are all harry. Maybe I need to change something on the master properties on the server?

is it worrying that ixbackup-lon is not listed as a client? or does it only get in this list if it has at least one backup job, or belongs to a policy?
Marianne
Level 6
13 years ago
The client is resolving the master server connection attempt to that name.

Do the following - Clear host_cache on master and client:

bpclntcmd -clear_host_cache

Then test connectivity from master to client:

bptestbpcd -client <hostname> -verbose

Check client's bpcd log file.

contra04

Level 5

13 years ago

The clear host cache command doesnt seem available on windows?

C:\Program Files\VERITAS\NetBackup\bin>bpclntcmd -clear_host_cache

 bpclntcmd: unrecognized option -clear_host_cache

bpclntcmd: -sv

bpclntcmd: -pn

bpclntcmd: -self

bpclntcmd: -hn <hostname>

bpclntcmd: -server <NBU master>

bpclntcmd: -ip <ipaddress>

bpclntcmd: -gethostname

bpclntcmd: -is_local_host <hostname>

bpclntcmd: -check_vxss

bpclntcmd: -check_vxss_with_host <hostname>

bpclntcmd: -get_pbx_port [<hostname>]

bpclntcmd: -get_remote_host_version <hostname>

bpclntcmd: -get_local_client_patch_version

bpclntcmd: -get_local_server_patch_version

bpclntcmd: -sanclient <0|1>

bpclntcmd: -reverse_name_lookup [allowed|restricted|prohibited]

The test seems correct though: All ip addresses etc, names

 C:\Program Files\VERITAS\NetBackup\bin>bptestbpcd -client ixbackup-lon -verbose

1 1 1

10.1.104.78:1564 -> 10.1.2.186:13724

10.1.104.78:1565 -> 10.1.2.186:13724

PEER_NAME = harry

HOST_NAME = ixbackup-lon

CLIENT_NAME = ixbackup-lon

VERSION = 0x07000000

PLATFORM = win_x64

PATCH_VERSION = 7.0.0.0

SERVER_PATCH_VERSION = 7.0.0.0

MASTER_SERVER = harry

EMM_SERVER = harry

10.1.104.78:1570 -> 10.1.2.186:13724

BPCD on the client:

 09:04:07.393 [3076.1912] <2> setup_debug_log: switched debug log file for bpcd

09:04:07.393 [3076.1912] <2> bpcd main: VERBOSE = 5

09:04:07.393 [3076.1912] <2> logparams: bpcd 

09:04:07.393 [3076.1912] <2> bpcd main: Got socket for input 480

09:04:07.393 [3076.1912] <2> ReadKeyfile: keyfile C:\Program Files\Veritas\NetBackup\bin\keyfile.dat does not exist

09:04:07.393 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: offset to GMT 0

09:04:07.393 [3076.1912] <2> logconnections: BPCD ACCEPT FROM 10.1.104.78.1564 TO 10.1.2.186.13724

09:04:07.393 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: setup_sockopts complete

09:04:07.393 [3076.1912] <2> bpcd peer_hostname: Connection from host harry (10.1.104.78) port 1564

09:04:07.393 [3076.1912] <2> bpcd valid_server: comparing harry and harry

09:04:07.393 [3076.1912] <4> bpcd valid_server: hostname comparison succeeded

09:04:07.580 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: output socket port number = 1

09:04:08.143 [3076.1912] <2> vnet_receive_network_socket: ../../libvlibs/vnet_vnetd.c.1257: hash_str1: 80f90887ea0e4b498d1a803137771862

09:04:08.143 [3076.1912] <2> vnet_receive_network_socket: ../../libvlibs/vnet_vnetd.c.1258: hash_str2: 958b9de22526c53d4c1c859e5c6e6a3f

09:04:08.143 [3076.1912] <2> verify_hashes: ../../libvlibs/vnet_vnetd.c.1771: hash_str1: 80f90887ea0e4b498d1a803137771862

09:04:08.143 [3076.1912] <2> verify_hashes: ../../libvlibs/vnet_vnetd.c.1773: hash_str2: 958b9de22526c53d4c1c859e5c6e6a3f

09:04:08.143 [3076.1912] <2> verify_hashes: ../../libvlibs/vnet_vnetd.c.1799: hash_str: 80f90887ea0e4b498d1a803137771862

09:04:08.143 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: Duplicated vnetd socket on stderr

09:04:08.143 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: <---- NetBackup 7.0 0 ------------initiated

09:04:08.143 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: VERBOSE = 5

09:04:08.143 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: Not using VxSS authentication with harry

Interface: 10.1.2.186 --- 0xb

  Internet Address      Physical Address      Type

  10.1.1.1              ec-30-91-e3-ca-80     dynamic   

  10.1.1.3              00-00-00-00-00-18     dynamic   

  10.1.1.53             00-0f-20-31-e6-6b     dynamic   

  10.1.1.87             00-50-56-af-00-40     dynamic   

  10.1.1.88             00-1e-0b-e9-be-be     dynamic   

  10.1.2.71             00-50-56-af-00-6a     dynamic   

  10.1.2.223            00-50-56-a5-00-0b     dynamic   

  10.1.31.255           ff-ff-ff-ff-ff-ff     static    

  224.0.0.22            01-00-5e-00-00-16     static    

  224.0.0.252           01-00-5e-00-00-fc     static    

09:04:08.159 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: 

09:04:08.346 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: BPCD_PEERNAME_RQST

09:04:08.346 [3076.1912] <2> bpcd peer_hostname: Connection from host harry (10.1.104.78) port 1564

09:04:08.674 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: BPCD_HOSTNAME_RQST

09:04:09.002 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: BPCD_CLIENTNAME_RQST

09:04:09.221 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: BPCD_GET_VERSION_RQST

09:04:09.549 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: BPCD_GET_PLATFORM_RQST

09:04:09.768 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: BPCD_GET_VERSION_RQST

09:04:09.987 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: BPCD_PATCH_VERSION_RQST

09:04:10.205 [3076.1912] <2> retrieveLocalPatchVersion: Reading from C:\Program Files\Veritas\NetBackup\bin\version.txt

09:04:10.205 [3076.1912] <2> parsePatchVersionString: parsing = >7.0

<

09:04:10.205 [3076.1912] <2> parsePatchVersionString: theRest = ><

09:04:10.315 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: BPCD_GET_VERSION_RQST

09:04:10.534 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: BPCD_PATCH_VERSION_RQST

09:04:10.534 [3076.1912] <2> retrieveLocalPatchVersion: Reading from C:\Program Files\Veritas\NetBackup\version.txt

09:04:10.534 [3076.1912] <2> parsePatchVersionString: parsing = >7.0

<

09:04:10.534 [3076.1912] <2> parsePatchVersionString: theRest = ><

09:04:10.643 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: BPCD_GET_VERSION_RQST

09:04:10.862 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: BPCD_READ_HOST_CONFIG_RQST

09:04:11.080 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: BPCD_GET_STDOUT_SOCKET_RQST

09:04:11.299 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: socket port number = 1

09:04:11.846 [3076.1912] <2> vnet_receive_network_socket: ../../libvlibs/vnet_vnetd.c.1257: hash_str1: c598d247a7b3600134d56cac95131ee2

09:04:11.846 [3076.1912] <2> vnet_receive_network_socket: ../../libvlibs/vnet_vnetd.c.1258: hash_str2: 01a7887a4a2f40be4b1d452f0a25d431

09:04:11.846 [3076.1912] <2> verify_hashes: ../../libvlibs/vnet_vnetd.c.1771: hash_str1: c598d247a7b3600134d56cac95131ee2

09:04:11.846 [3076.1912] <2> verify_hashes: ../../libvlibs/vnet_vnetd.c.1773: hash_str2: 01a7887a4a2f40be4b1d452f0a25d431

09:04:11.846 [3076.1912] <2> verify_hashes: ../../libvlibs/vnet_vnetd.c.1799: hash_str: c598d247a7b3600134d56cac95131ee2

09:04:11.846 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: Connected on output socket

09:04:11.846 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: Skipping shutdown of send side of stdout.

09:04:11.846 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: Duplicated socket on stdout

09:04:11.846 [3076.1912] <2> process_requests: BPCD_DISCONNECT_RQST

09:04:11.846 [3076.1912] <2> bpcd exit_bpcd: exit status 0  ----------->exiting

I feel we are getting closer!

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