Tape media server not active
Hi,
I came across a problem wherein the tape media server seems not be active. The detailed log section has the below mentioned details:
07/21/2012 08:22:30 - requesting resource hqsf5153c_TLD4
07/21/2012 08:22:30 - requesting resource hqub5500.NBU_CLIENT.MAXJOBS.hqsf5153c
07/21/2012 08:22:30 - requesting resource hqub5500.NBU_POLICY.MAXJOBS.NT-Misc-hqsf5153c-altsite1
07/21/2012 08:22:32 - granted resource hqub5500.NBU_CLIENT.MAXJOBS.hqsf5153c
07/21/2012 08:22:32 - granted resource hqub5500.NBU_POLICY.MAXJOBS.NT-Misc-hqsf5153c-altsite1
07/21/2012 08:22:32 - granted resource HS0395
07/21/2012 08:22:32 - granted resource TLD4_Drive6
07/21/2012 08:22:32 - granted resource hqsf5153c_TLD4
07/21/2012 08:22:40 - estimated 277964197 kbytes needed
07/21/2012 08:23:11 - started process bpbrm (pid=1152)
network connection broken (40)
However, the backup is in queued state with the message in the State Details column as "Tape Media Server is not Active".
When I had checked the status of the media server, it is showing to be active for Disk. How do I make the media server active for both the disk and the tape.
Thanks in advance for any help for resolving this issue.
Regards,
Jecintha
What is the version of NetBackup and the Operating System you are running?
Most often, the media server being active for Disk and not Tape is due to a licensing issue. First, check your licenses and make sure that it's licensed to be a media server for Tape, as well as Shared Storage Option. If it isn't, contact licensing support. If it is, try restarting the Device Manager service (from the Admin console, -> "Media and Device Management" -> Devices -> Media Servers), disabling and re-enabling the media server, and check that your vmd process on the media server is running.
For reference: the following processes are running on my 7.1.0.2 deduplication media server:
bmrbd 1820 0.000% 0.218 12M 5/24/12 20:54:59.123bpcompatd 1072 0.000% 0.124 12M 5/24/12 20:55:05.940spad 2436 0.000% 1:44:33.767 38M 5/24/12 20:55:13.256spoold 2508 99.999% 3-22:06:08.947 118M 5/24/12 20:55:14.286vnetd 4716 0.000% 12.308 8.3M 5/24/12 20:55:28.451nbrmms 4780 0.000% 5:30.488 51M 5/24/12 20:55:28.934nbsl 2196 0.000% 1:01:07.380 31M 5/24/12 20:55:33.427nbsvcmon 4540 0.000% 4.258 18M 5/24/12 20:55:35.221bpinetd 5540 0.000% 0.171 9.9M 5/24/12 20:55:39.246bpcd 5620 0.000% 16.411 9.3M 5/24/12 20:55:40.323ltid 5844 0.000% 12.090 19M 5/24/12 20:55:41.368vmd 6036 0.000% 1:25.535 38M 5/24/12 20:55:45.328tldd 4404 0.000% 0.078 15M 5/24/12 20:55:50.235avrd 4396 0.000% 2:54.923 15M 5/24/12 20:55:50.282NBConsole 6276 0.000% 4.056 53M 7/19/12 13:44:01.696bpbrm 3860 0.000% 1:45.238 18M 7/20/12 20:00:21.944bptm 6216 6.154% 5:57:30.714 283M 7/20/12 20:00:35.438bptm 5004 16.923% 3:58:26.071 47M 7/20/12 20:03:09.881bpps 4000 0.000% 0.078 7.8M 7/23/12 09:30:46.505On my Solaris 7.1 non-deduplication media server, I have the following processes running:root 3462 1 0 Apr 09 ? 3:42 /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/nbsvcmonroot 3441 1 0 Apr 09 ? 102:22 /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/nbslroot 3414 1 0 Apr 09 ? 0:24 /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/bpcompatdroot 3423 1 0 Apr 09 ? 35:04 /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/nbrmmsroot 3283 1 0 Apr 09 ? 1:50 /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/vnetd -standaloneroot 3286 1 0 Apr 09 ? 2:22 /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/bpcd -standaloneAlso, check your bpbrm and bptm log files for further information as to why it's not becoming active.