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VM backup faliure

Yuvi
Level 5
Certified

Environment : Windows 2008 R2 , Netbackup 7.5.0.5

In our Server a VM backup  running with a VMcient installed SAP and SQL application.

Backup is running fine upto 315 GB and it fails with 11 error and but incremental backups are successfully completed.

6/10/2013 10:23:54 AM - begin writing
6/10/2013 10:31:08 AM - Info bpbkar32(pid=24640) INF - Transport Type = nbd       
6/10/2013 1:01:57 PM - Info bpbkar32(pid=24640) bpbkar waited 6525 times for empty buffer, delayed 36181 times.   
6/10/2013 1:01:57 PM - Info bptm(pid=8840) waited for full buffer 129572 times, delayed 227887 times    
6/10/2013 1:02:07 PM - Info ctsintbmsfbc.cts.com(pid=8840) StorageServer=PureDisk: Report=PDDO Stats for : scanned: 315595056 KB, CR sent: 12080756 KB, CR sent over FC: 0 KB, dedup: 96.2%
6/10/2013 1:02:08 PM - Error bpbrm(pid=11760) could not send server status message       
6/10/2013 1:02:09 PM - Critical bpbrm(pid=11760) unexpected termination of client "Client"        
6/10/2013 1:02:09 PM - Info bpbkar32(pid=0) done. status: 11: system call failed       
6/10/2013 1:02:09 PM - end writing; write time: 02:38:15
system call failed(11)
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Symctec
Level 5
Partner Accredited
Looks like some files on the disk are unreadable/corrupted. If you have any idea on which folder may contain such file please do the below (change paths for Windows accordingly). It would let us know which file is exactly causing issues.
 
Set up logging and run a bpbkar interactive test on the directory where the files are purported to exist:
 

1. Add VERBOSE = 5 to the /usr/openv/netbackup/bp.conf configuration file on the client.(use Backup,Archive, recovery window to setup verbose, under troubleshooting tab in windows VM)
2. touch /usr/openv/netbackup/bpbkar_path_tr
3. mkdir /usr/openv/netbackup/logs/bpbkar directory if it doesn't already exist.
4. Run /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/bpbkar -nocont <directory> > /dev/null against the directory containing the file.

5. Disable verbosity.

Please make sure you conticue to monitor disk usage if enabling the above logs.As bpbkar level 5 logging for 315 GB data backup may become quite huge.

 

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Symctec
Level 5
Partner Accredited

If incremental backups are completing but the full backups(which have considerable large amount of data) are failing most likely its a client timeout issue, does it always fail at 315 GB? You may increase the CLIENT_READ_TIMEOUT paramter to higher value(around 3600). 

Regards,

 

Yuvi
Level 5
Certified

Tried with 1500 before but still same error messages as i send earlier.

Dyneshia
Level 6
Employee

Please review http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH191496

If that does not resolve your issue , try these other forums

https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/forums/netbackup-75-vm-backup-unexpected-termination-client-system-call-failed-11#comment-8425661

https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/forums/system-call-failed11-while-backup-vm-through-vmware-policy-netbackup75

Yuvi
Level 5
Certified

Tried all those things earlier , 

 

i think the Vm which is geting error on the last state of "Validating the images"

Suggest pls.

Yuvi
Level 5
Certified
"Client" Error 143447 Backup from client "Client": ERR - Send bpfis state to "Master" failed. status = -3
"Master" "Client" Critical 145832 Backup unexpected termination of client "Client"
6/12/2013 9:32:46 AM "Master" "Client" Error 145832 Backup get_string() failed, Input/output error (5), premature end of file encountered
"Master" "Client" Error 145832 Backup backup of client "Client" exited with status 11 (system call failed)
 
Report taken from MAster server by running problem reports.

Symctec
Level 5
Partner Accredited
Looks like some files on the disk are unreadable/corrupted. If you have any idea on which folder may contain such file please do the below (change paths for Windows accordingly). It would let us know which file is exactly causing issues.
 
Set up logging and run a bpbkar interactive test on the directory where the files are purported to exist:
 

1. Add VERBOSE = 5 to the /usr/openv/netbackup/bp.conf configuration file on the client.(use Backup,Archive, recovery window to setup verbose, under troubleshooting tab in windows VM)
2. touch /usr/openv/netbackup/bpbkar_path_tr
3. mkdir /usr/openv/netbackup/logs/bpbkar directory if it doesn't already exist.
4. Run /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/bpbkar -nocont <directory> > /dev/null against the directory containing the file.

5. Disable verbosity.

Please make sure you conticue to monitor disk usage if enabling the above logs.As bpbkar level 5 logging for 315 GB data backup may become quite huge.