03-06-2013 07:45 AM
Dear All
I installed the latest patch for NBU 7.5 rigth now is working with 7.5.0.5
in this version its supposed to have fixed the issue with SAS2 interfaces but when im running the wizard i got nothing and when i run ROBTEST i got the following error:
So i think the should be some steps to follow to add the Robot and the drive.
Can somebody help me.... please!!
Thanks for the help
Alejandro
03-06-2013 11:07 AM
Solaris?
You need to use sg driver for robot device name.
Does sgscan or scan see the sg device name for the robot?
If not, please have a look at this post:
03-07-2013 07:46 AM
Hi Marianne,
Thanks for your help, you know i was looking in the release notes for 7.5.0.5 and i found this hotfix
So i think if i rebuild the SG driver its supposed to work well, i will check the link and give the feedback
Thansk for the help
Alejandro
03-28-2013 08:22 AM
Hi Marianne,
I have bad news, even with the support from SYMANTEC i didnt solve the issue and because problems of time in the implementation i used WINDOWS SERVER and the library is working well. In my labs I wil install the latest version of Solaris and try again installing the latest version of Netbackup so i can test more if it will work.
As Always thank you for your help.
Hope to see you soon in the forums
Alejandro
03-28-2013 09:09 AM
04-04-2013 02:00 PM
yes, it showuld be, i will do some test later, thanslk for your help
Alejandro
04-04-2013 02:29 PM
Agree with marianne. That looks like an OS issue to me.
It really is very very rare for NBU to be 'involved' with device issues.
Martin
04-04-2013 02:42 PM
the main problem is that NBU needs 2 drivers to run the library if i dont get wrong is de ST and SG driver, SAS2 interfaces under Solaris can only manage just one driver thats the way it doesnt work. But with the latest hotfix in NBU 7.5.0.5 NBU added the compatibility with this library as I show up in this post. But after the installation and everything it doesnt work.
04-04-2013 08:17 PM
As per my post over here, the problem is with the driver of the 6 GB HBA which SUN/Oracle need to fix.
The problem is not with NBU.
Do you have a call open with Oracle?
Seems the only workaround is to use a 3 GB HBA in the meantime.
04-05-2013 07:24 AM
For now the only workaround is the 3 gb HBA as Marianne saids, i also opened a case with oracle, the answer was to update the drivers for the HBA but the main solutios is the 3GB HBA for now, i think also it would be interesting to give it a try installing the new version of solaris 01/13 maybe there is a solution for this issue
04-05-2013 09:52 AM
Did Oracle tell you that solaris 01/13 is the solution?
If not, I doubt that it wil fix your issue.