VNETD issue

NetBackup installation does more than what you see in /usr/openv...
It does a proper package install of a number of packages (which updates /var/sadm/install/contents, /var/sadm/pkgs, etc), updates /etc/inetd.conf, /etc/services, install sg drivers, etc.. etc...

Rather follow the process in the NBU Troubleshooting Guide on how to recover a failed master server.

IT might work if you first perform the NBU install, shut down all NBU daemons, then do ufsrestore.

but i did it like this....
-->init 0
-->boot -s
--> ufsdump on network machine

on Solaris machine, performed a sys-unconfig and provided the same Hostname and IP address like the previous NBU Master machine.
-->ufsrestore on the machine.

after it has ufsrestored, then i started netbackup processes... but when i checked
-->netstat -a | grep bpcd
-->more /etc/services | grep vnetd

it never showed me any services running.  is there any thing i have to install ?

kindly suggest ?

Marianne has teh correct answer - teh simplest solution is to run the install program to set your startup and underlying processes.

Otherwise you need to install pbx, and your /etc/services updates.

Just run the install.

okay.. i will try this... but plz keep me posted on this.
should i run the NBU install. ? which install r u talking about.? and to to update /etc/services ?

do i need to run ./install for /usr/openv  via NBU setup in order to set startup and underlying services ?

and how to update /etc/services ?

your prompt response will be appreciated ?

YES, you need to run <install_folder>/install. This will install NBU as well as infrastructure packages.

okay... i will do this tomorrow.. and will update you...

thnks for being supportive :)

I disagree with the direction the previous replies are pointing you.
  The error you received can be caused by several things not yet answered here. If your DNS is not set up properly, you may get this error when attempting to connect from a Netbackup Admin Console into the new server. I have this situation right now on one laptop and have not resolved it. I suspect that the new firewall/IDS system recently installed on the laptop is what is causing the inability to connect. A thorough search of KB and this website reveals that this error is most commonly caused by DNS, firewall or other network issue with a few other minor configuration possibilities. A UFS restore on a Solaris machine should not have to have the install ran again, its not like a Windows machine where the registry entries need to be made. All of your files shouls be where they need to be. Check your bp.conf file, host file and DNS entries first.

Okay, after taking another look at your initial email, you did say that you only restored /usr/openv and now I agree with the previous repies about re-running the install. I still, however, believe that the error you received is related to the configuration of the new server and may not get resolved until you fix connectivity. In my case, I can ssh from the laptop into the server, yet still get the (paraphrased) "Cannot connect on port 13724" error.  I am wondering about transferring the info related to your catalog... etc.  Good luck with your situation.

okay... in sometime.. i will do 1st do ufsdump on the same machine.
then will perform a install of  NBU setup. (Master/Media/Emm) 6.5
then overwrite with ufsrestore.(NBU Master/Media/Emm 6.5.4)

Does it sounds good ?