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Mike_3G
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13 years ago

question about cleaning tapes NBU 7.0.1

Hi, I have NBU 7.0.1 on linux. I put a new cleaning tape in the robot today and ejected the old tape. I was wondering if there are any further tasks that need to be done on the server to clean up the database? It looks like several old cleaning tape IDs are in the EMM database.

Thanks, Mike

[root@backup01 ~]# vmquery -mt hcart3_clean -bx
media   media     robot  robot  robot  side/  volume      optical  # mounts/        last            assigned       pool
 ID     type      type     #    slot   face   group       partner  cleanings     mount time          time
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
000240  HC3_CLN   NONE     -      -     -     ---           -           0     00/00/0000 00:00     --- ---   None
000584  HC3_CLN   NONE     -      -     -     ---           -           0     00/00/0000 00:00     --- ---   None
000679  HC3_CLN   NONE     -      -     -     ---           -           0     00/00/0000 00:00     --- ---   None
001020  HC3_CLN   NONE     -      -     -     ---           -           0     00/00/0000 00:00     --- ---   None
001477  HC3_CLN   NONE     -      -     -     ---           -           0     00/00/0000 00:00     --- ---   None
001503  HC3_CLN   TLD      0       5     -     000_00000_    -          49     00/00/0000 00:00     --- ---   None

  • You can delete these, locate them in the GUI and delete.

    Or use the vmdelete command (in /usr/openv/volmgr/bin)

    vmdelete -m <media id> -h <emm server>

    Martin

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  • If these have all expired (mo cleanings left) you can just delete them from NetBackup That will allow you to re-use those barcode labels again in the future Alternatively you can change the number if cleanings left on each back to 25 but make sure the original used cleaning tapes are disposed of Hope this helps
  • You can delete these, locate them in the GUI and delete.

    Or use the vmdelete command (in /usr/openv/volmgr/bin)

    vmdelete -m <media id> -h <emm server>

    Martin