Need help on how to script an "alternate location" backup for a specific server (VM) weekly
Hello, this is my first post, I do browse the forums everyweek though. ;) Here's my problem, I do this very manual "restore" to an alternate location for a server that needs a second backup copy every single week, (with different host (VM), different display name, etc). I was wondering if it was possible to script/schedule this sort of backup to happen weekly. Right now it is very time consuming and laborous to do this every week and was wondering if any shortcuts were available. Let me know if its possible to script something like that! Thanks, etn
Automate / Script System Recovery Policy Creation
Hi Gurus, Would like to seek for your advice regarding our current situation - deploy VSR 2016 on 3 sites with about 80 - 200 machines each. No VSR central management. Backup will be dumped to shared drive. We've gone past the installation part, but I would like to ask for your advice / suggestions how to go about automating / scripting creation of backup policies. Only a handful will have peculiar backup selection/destination/retention, so it would be extremely helpful if we can automate creation of policies for similar machines.
About bpstart_notify.bat.
Hi all. I want to netbackup running to backup and then bpstart_notify script create test folder or file(example -> test.txt) which in C:\etc. What should i add sentence to bpstart_notify.bat file? Help! Let me know... @REM $ Id: bpstart_notify.bat, V 1.3 8 January 2006 PM 08 hour 46 minutes 43 seconds $ @REM ************************************************ *************************** @REM * $ VRTScprght: Copyright (C) 2016 Veritas Technologies LLC. All rights reserved VT25-0977-2658-84-51-3 $ * reserves @REM ************************************************ *************************** @REM Ecpyrght @REM @REM Bpstart_notify.bat @REM @REM This script when bpbkar to have been started on the client is called by NetBackup @REM To do a backup or archive. @REM @REM This script, will receive the six parameters. @ REM% 1 = CLIENT_NAME @ REM% 2 = POLICY_NAME @ REM% 3 = SCHEDULE_NAME @ REM% 4 = SCHEDULE_TYPE, following one: FULL, INCR, CINC, UBAK, UARC @ REM% 5 = STATUS, always 0 @ REM% 6 = RESULT_FILE @REM This script must be present on the inner in the same directory as the other parts of the NetBackup @REM @REM Client binary files (bpstart_notify.bat of install_path \ NetBackup of \ bin \ of). @REM Also, must be the root user can run. @REM Is terminated with a 0 if successful @REM @REM Naming conventions: There are three versions of the name that @REM script can be used. Start notifies a script that can be used 1 version, termination, notification that the script used @REM @REM Another, or they will be able to both use the same version. @REM Use "" that have been NetBackup policies and @REM substitute "of sched policy" @REM Schedule name. "Bpstart" can be replaced with a "bpend". @REM Bpstart_notify.policy.sched.bat @REM Bpstart_notify.policy.bat @REM Bpstart_notify.bat @REM @REM Result file: @REM Result file name, it will be dependent on the script file name. @REM Example: @REM Script name: Result file name: @REM Bpstart_notify.policyA.schedB.bat BPSTART_RES.policyA.schedB @REM Bpstart_notify.policyB.bat BPSTART_RES.policyB BPEND_RES bpend_notify.bat @REM @REM @REM Note: You can write what is the standard output and standard error output, backup problems. @REM Output, you need to redirect the results to a file. @REM @REM ------------------------------------------------ -------------------- @REM Main script starts here @REM Is a simple script that records the type of backup to be performed along the this And @REM with other relevent information (client name, such as policy name) @REM Adds the information to the results file @REM ------------------------------------------------ -------------------- @if "%4" == "FULL" goto FULL @if "%4" == "CINC" goto CINC @if "%4" == "" goto FAIL Backup, full, and since not a cumulative incremental, print @ REM general message @echo backup / restore, and began BP_RES.txt \ bpres =% 6 >> bottle to schedule% 3 and status% 5 Use the policy% 2% 1 @echo 0 >>% 6 @GOTO: EOF @REM Exit 0 : FULL @echo full backup, it began BP_RES.txt \ bpres =% 6 >> bottle to schedule% 3 and status% 5 Use the policy% 2% 1 @echo 0 >>% 6 @GOTO: EOF @REM Exit 0 @: CINC @echo cumulative incremental backup, began BP_RES.txt \ bpres =% 6 >> bottle to% 1 using the policy% 2% 3 schedule and status% 5 @echo 0 >>% 6 GOTO: EOF @REM Exit 0 : It will fail @REM No schedule type of information was not sent. Failure has occurred. Writes the status 1 to the result file. @echo 1 >>% 6 @GOTO: EOF @REM Exit 0
