02-09-2012 03:46 AM
Hi,
I am looking for help in extracting the below reports using shell scripts in Solaris
Current Setup
- Netbackup Enterprise 6.5.4
- Solaris 10 Sparc
1) Daily catalog growth trend per server
2) Data growth Size per server
3) Daily Throughput per policy
4) Daily Media Utilisation
5) Daily Disk (DSSU) Utilisation
Sammeer
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02-09-2012 07:08 AM
WOW! - that is quite a few tasks and would take some time to put to gether - would be quicker to install NOM - although 6.5 will end support in October so you should be looking to upgrade and use OpsCenter.
Quick ideas as a basis for you:
1) pipe the du command for each client (/netbackup/db/images/clientname/) to a file and then script it to see what the difference is from the previosu day - or similar?
2) bpimagelist -client clientname -L (or -U) -hoursago 24 and grep the kilobytes (or KB) figures - again pipe somewhere to then compare with the previosu day
3) bperror -U -client clientname -hoursago 24 and gerp this for the Kbytes/s figure - will also provide the figure for 2) above
4) bpimagelist -U -media -hoursago 24
5) bpimagelist -U -hoursago 24 to show all images or use the df / du commands
Not much help but I hope it gives you some ideas
02-09-2012 07:08 AM
WOW! - that is quite a few tasks and would take some time to put to gether - would be quicker to install NOM - although 6.5 will end support in October so you should be looking to upgrade and use OpsCenter.
Quick ideas as a basis for you:
1) pipe the du command for each client (/netbackup/db/images/clientname/) to a file and then script it to see what the difference is from the previosu day - or similar?
2) bpimagelist -client clientname -L (or -U) -hoursago 24 and grep the kilobytes (or KB) figures - again pipe somewhere to then compare with the previosu day
3) bperror -U -client clientname -hoursago 24 and gerp this for the Kbytes/s figure - will also provide the figure for 2) above
4) bpimagelist -U -media -hoursago 24
5) bpimagelist -U -hoursago 24 to show all images or use the df / du commands
Not much help but I hope it gives you some ideas