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https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/forums/nbu-75-os-solaris

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nike_new
Level 6

‎09-13-2013 10:32 AM

https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/forums/nbu-75-os-solaris

NBU 7.5

Hi stefan,

This is regarding the above link.

 

Now it has been resolved,

But i want to troubleshoot it more.

 

I will be providing you the command tpconfig -l for media server mediaunix1

 

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mph999
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‎09-13-2013 11:02 AM

There is nothing to troubleshoot. nbemmcmd -listmedia output for the tape shows the 'last write host' - that is the media server that ideally you would use. You could in theory use any media server that has drives of the same density type as the media - but this would require an extra step, adding FORCE_RESTORE_MEDI_SERVER entry to allow a diffeerent media server to restore the files, compared to the one that made the backup. tpconfig -d on that media server will show it's drives and the robots that the media server can 'see', so from tpconfig -d you can see which robot to use.

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mph999
Level 6
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‎09-13-2013 11:02 AM

There is nothing to troubleshoot. nbemmcmd -listmedia output for the tape shows the 'last write host' - that is the media server that ideally you would use. You could in theory use any media server that has drives of the same density type as the media - but this would require an extra step, adding FORCE_RESTORE_MEDI_SERVER entry to allow a diffeerent media server to restore the files, compared to the one that made the backup. tpconfig -d on that media server will show it's drives and the robots that the media server can 'see', so from tpconfig -d you can see which robot to use.
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