02-26-2015 12:51 PM
Hello Experts,
Pls answer the following queries.
1:- We have many backups that fails with 196 errors. Due to some reasons we can not extend the time window. So is there a way as soon as backup fails with 196 error it starts automatically. We have job retry for other backups but dont know about 196?
2:- difference between vmoprcmd -reset & nbrbutil -reset_all?
3:- We have 2 media servers and media sharing is not allowed. We are planning to enable unrestricted media sharing between these two media servers. So my quetion is if we enable this option does it start sharing media with older one as well or we need to execute bpmedia -movedb oldserver newserver -m media id for each old tapes?
Thanks,
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02-26-2015 03:41 PM
1. No such configuration and settings with which jobs failded by closing start window retries as soon as it failed. To initiate jobs by builtin scheduler, start window must be opened.
2. "vmoprcmd -reset" affect tape drive as below, but do nothing against nbrb.
By vmoprcmd pages in Command Reference:
-reset Resets the specified drive. Also, it unloads the drive(if not assignedin the EMM database). You can use the unload capability to unload the media that is stuck in the drive.
Whereas, "nbrbutil -reset_all" resets resource allocation information, but does not affect to tape drives.
3. If I remember right, media that is already allocated has owned by each media server, and does not shared.
02-26-2015 09:44 PM
02-26-2015 03:41 PM
1. No such configuration and settings with which jobs failded by closing start window retries as soon as it failed. To initiate jobs by builtin scheduler, start window must be opened.
2. "vmoprcmd -reset" affect tape drive as below, but do nothing against nbrb.
By vmoprcmd pages in Command Reference:
-reset Resets the specified drive. Also, it unloads the drive(if not assignedin the EMM database). You can use the unload capability to unload the media that is stuck in the drive.
Whereas, "nbrbutil -reset_all" resets resource allocation information, but does not affect to tape drives.
3. If I remember right, media that is already allocated has owned by each media server, and does not shared.
02-26-2015 09:44 PM