I need to change client read timeout

[muhanad_daher]

i want to change client_read_timeout on server, how can i do that?

Thanx

[Andy_Welburn]

NetBackup Management/Host Properties etc for the specific client or Master etc within the "timeouts" tab.

***EDIT***

Almost to the second that time Riaan!

[RiaanBadenhorst]

Here is a howto

http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=TECH28396

Set it on both master/media and client.

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Almost Quick draw Welburn

[muhanad_daher]

thanks for replay

how can i change it with command line???

[Andy_Welburn]

& bpgetconfig

[muhanad_daher]

thanks a lot  Riaan and Welburn.

i will try it now and i thing this command will solve my problem.

[Andy_Welburn · Accepted solution]

# bpgetconfig -M client | grep -i client_read_timeout
CLIENT_READ_TIMEOUT = 300
# echo "CLIENT_READ_TIMEOUT = 301" | bpsetconfig -h client
# bpgetconfig -M client | grep -i client_read_timeout
CLIENT_READ_TIMEOUT = 301

[RiaanBadenhorst]

And if your command prompt on your windows server says "what is grep?"...

try findstr instead of grep in the commands Andy posted above.

[muhanad_daher]

thanx , that was good

[Andy_Welburn]

please mark that post as the solution.

The reason is two-fold: to assist anyone else with the same 'issue' find the solution quicker and also gives credit to that forum member that provided the solution.

Glad we could help.

[muhanad_daher]

# bpgetconfig -M client | grep -i client_read_timeout
CLIENT_READ_TIMEOUT = 300
# echo "CLIENT_READ_TIMEOUT = 301" | bpsetconfig -h client
# bpgetconfig -M client | grep -i client_read_timeout
CLIENT_READ_TIMEOUT = 301

[Andy_Welburn]

In which case can you actually mark my post as the solution & not your copy of it?

***EDIT***

Thank you!

[RiaanBadenhorst]

Hi,

As Andy explained, you should mark the person's post who helped you the most in solving your problem. All the forum users, and especially the trusted advisors put a lot of effort into helping YOU by giving THEIR time to assist you with your query/issue.

You cannot and should not mark your post (which is a repost of what Andy said), you're the one asking the question and unless you figured out the solution, please mark the entry that helped you most. Not your own repost.

I trust this is clear and simple.

R

[Zahid_Haseeb]

Please find the attached JPEG. it may help you. This setting you can find in the Host Properties under NBU Server

[muhanad_daher]

Dear,

when i try to list a Host Properties the server not response, so for that i used a command line.

what you thing this problem?

Regards,

[Andy_Welburn]

if you haven't already?

If we find a resolution to this latest issue it would be inappropriate to mark it as solution due to the points mentioned earlier - it would have no relevance to your original post.

Thanks again!

[Zahid_Haseeb]

Dear friend check the name resolution. This may be connectivity issue