05-19-2014 08:26 AM
I am trying to get our backups under control and we are getting a bunch of 196 (backup window closed) errors. I understand what this error means, but what I really need is a high level view of all of our backup windows so that I can adjust them logically and accordingly. Does anyone know of a report or a procedure that will help me do this? We are using NB 7.6 on Linux and we have OpsCenter installed.
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05-19-2014 08:49 AM
Not always easy to get all this .. you can pipe out the schedules / policies and work it out from there, use nbpemreq command to show what is due - all hard work!
As you have OpsCenter try the Planning Activity > Scheduled Job > Job Count within Backup Window report
to see if that gives you more of what you are looking for
Hope this helps
#edit# there are a couple of reports in that area that you can play with - hopefully one will give you what you need, otherwise it does mean slogging through NetBackup outputs or studying the summary of all polcies schedules section to get a feel fot things (no good is you have a lot of policies!)
05-19-2014 08:49 AM
Not always easy to get all this .. you can pipe out the schedules / policies and work it out from there, use nbpemreq command to show what is due - all hard work!
As you have OpsCenter try the Planning Activity > Scheduled Job > Job Count within Backup Window report
to see if that gives you more of what you are looking for
Hope this helps
#edit# there are a couple of reports in that area that you can play with - hopefully one will give you what you need, otherwise it does mean slogging through NetBackup outputs or studying the summary of all polcies schedules section to get a feel fot things (no good is you have a lot of policies!)
05-19-2014 09:40 AM
That report does help, thanks. It is not exactly what I wanted, but I can see that a large majority of my jobs are scheduled for 18:00.
05-20-2014 02:48 AM
Glad it helps - dont forget to close the thread off once you have your solutions - that helsp other searching for a solution in the future
Thanks