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how do we restart netbackup services on a unix client

Rajeswari
Level 4
how do we restart netbackup services on a unix(HP-UX) client?
 
Thanks,
P.Rajeswari
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Stumpr2
Level 6
simply restart inetd and check tcp port to see that the client is listening

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Stumpr2
Level 6
simply restart inetd and check tcp port to see that the client is listening

dukbtr
Level 4
To stop:

cd /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/goodies

either run bp.kill_all or netbackup stop

do a bpps -a to verify no processes/daemons are running

To start:

in /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/goodies

run netbackup start, once it returns to command prompt, do a bpps -a again, all should be back up

Casey_King
Level 6
I may be wrong here, but I do not believe "goodies" is available on a system that only has the client loaded.

dukbtr
Level 4
Ahh yes, my bad.  I misread and didn't see he said client.  But hey, at least I tried, right, lol.

Casey_King
Level 6
I've made that mistake a time or 20 myself.  Especially when I am getting frustrated with a client and I could only wish we had "goodies."  but alas, no such luck.  Kinda like the client I am struggling with now :)

zippy
Level 6
you dont
 
Clients are just waiting for the master to back it up.
 
bbpcd is kicked of by the master.

ChetteB
Level 3
Partner Accredited

The client service has to be running to accept connections.

to see if this is at least running you can use 

ps -ef | grep bpcd

and

ps -ef | grep bpinetd 

Marianne
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This 9-year-old post actually got solved 9 years ago.....