4 weeks ago
My environment is master server Win 2019 and NBU v8.2
My client is standalone HyperV Win2016 with NBU v8.2.
When I go to console and Host Properties/Client I can't find my client, I don't understand what's the problem, my host client is set on my file host and bptest working everything fine, I already restart the services of NBU in client and stop/start my master server but unfortunately not solve my problem....any idea?
Thanks advanced.
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3 weeks ago - last edited 3 weeks ago
This is expected. If you used the virtual name in the backup policy, you will only see that as a Client under the Hosts in the java console. If you try to connect to it, you will see that it is actually connecting to the active cluster node.
4 weeks ago
You won't find the client in the host properties section until you create a policy that includes it (master and media servers appear auotmatically when they are created, clients are different).
David
4 weeks ago
4 weeks ago
I understood, but I already have policy for this client, this a cluster hyper-v with node1 and node2, but in the policy was set clusterhv, so I can't see node1 and node2.
4 weeks ago
What is the output of bptestbpcd -verbose -client <clusterhv fqdn>?
Also, are there any host mappings pending in the console?
3 weeks ago - last edited 3 weeks ago
This is expected. If you used the virtual name in the backup policy, you will only see that as a Client under the Hosts in the java console. If you try to connect to it, you will see that it is actually connecting to the active cluster node.
2 weeks ago
Thanks for suggestion, sorry about my answer so later.
No one host mappings pending in the console
2 weeks ago
Thanks for suggestion, sorry about my answer so later.
That's make sense because I used my virtual name in the backup policy, but when I went to Client under the hosts in console unfortunately I didn't see my virtual name BUT maybe is because my virtual name doesn't has client NBU installed, right? So I suppose everything is fine ..