There is no mechanism in netbackup to track the changes in the policies. We can get the details of the modified policies only from the OS level. This script can be added in the crontab and when executing it will find the policies which were changed...
In a multi-platform, multi-version environment, it is sometimes tough to keep track of who is running what version, or what physical servers hosts the virtual server. We've put together a script that we run weekly that spits out CSV file with data c...
Are you looking for an easier way to get logs uploaded so you can get your issue resolved as fast as possible? We understand that transferring logs to Technical Support Engineers has been a customer pain point in the past and we’ve addressed this wit...
Hi I prepared VMware virtual machine (Workstation 7) with Ubuntu 10.04 x64 Server, MHVTL, SCST, iScsi-scst. I used scripts, configuration and guides from MHVTL forum. Some details: Kernel: 2.6.32.11+drm33 updated with scst patches VLT: Version - 0....
The attached UNIX bash script "media_used_by_clients.txt" is a script I wrote so we could track by server/client what media was used . This gives us a daily history on a per server basis for what tapes are needed in the event of a disaster. We have...
This script report the number of images the SLP have in backlog. This script is written in Perl, make sure the shebang (#!) matches your'e location of Perl. Script will report something like this: Backupid: = appdkba187.acme.net_1270482460 , size:...
the script will take the SMC devices and create the mkdev cmd with all the nesseccary variables.
That Script returns the average (and how many times) that each policy staed at Active status. Usefull to build the backup window. I hope it helps Runs over Unix Based Systems.
This bash script first lists all hosts and if VSS is enabled or not. Then you can enable VSS for the clients by replying 'y'.
This script (ksh+perl) lists all the declared clients with - the last backup date - the policy used for that backup - the schedule Ex: mail10 1/12/2009 POL_WNT_0 SCH-Dinc-Daily-1m mail15 1/12/2009 POL_WNT_0 SCH-Dinc-...
This script might be helpful for those of you who run two data centers and have to use Inline Copy to backup to 2 destinations simulteneously. Sometimes you have to temporarily disable backups to one of the destination due to hardware/communication ...
Here is a small script to Find and Unfreeze Media echo "\n Finding and Unfreezing Media..." echo "---------------------------------" /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/goodies/available_media > /tmp/look cat /tmp/look|grep FROZEN|awk '{print $1}' > /tmp/fro...
This is a script to eject tapes in bulk from IBM 3584 library. Using this scrip has saved us lot of time.
I was having problems about the backup window. so I build a script to help me this script returns the policy name and the average elapsed time in a period. for example: relatorio_elapsed.sh 24 it will return the policy name and the average of e...
Script that returns the amount of bites backed up of a client over a period of time example ./relatorio_client JAVA_DSV 24 will return something like JAVA_DSV 3TB server JAVA_DSV ans 3TB of backup 24 hours ago till now
Thanks for MR green here is a script that returns a result like these ./relatorio_policy.sh 24 <policy_name> <amount_backed_up_data_for_last_24_hours> ALL POLICES at the end the tolal amount of data. that only runs over Linux/Unix/Solari...
BMR implementation via Snap Shots. its very easy
There is already one script doing the policy monitoring job. Here's my version - it will generate REPORT_FILE file, which can be then sent to email address when cron runs this script. It's running on Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.2 (Tik...
Talking of TapeAlerts, I'd like to share with you a little script that we use to extract TapeAlert messages from Solaris system log. It's quite small, but allows to see error trends i.e. faulty drive or faulty tape.
This script was for calculating the amount of data backed up for policies. Replaced to work with clients, and work out how much per client backed up over a period. UNIX script: Change the HOURSAGO value, in the script, to as far back as you need. It...
