| My first question is this:
If you were upgrading the customer, why not bring them up to
a current kit? 3.1A is still quite old, and your chances of getting
a patch to it are fairly miniscule.
Now, as to the filesystems being all reported to be "41XX MB" in size,
are you referring to the saveset size?
If so, do you see savesets named like:
/h01
/h01<1>
/h01<2>
These are called "continuation savesets", and are simply the case that
NetWorker breaks the large savesets into multiple smaller savesets
to make its internal management easier. Operationally, you should
see no difference.
Kevin Farlee
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Thank you for your advice.
>My first question is this:
>If you were upgrading the customer, why not bring them up to
>a current kit? 3.1A is still quite old, and your chances of getting
>a patch to it are fairly miniscule.
Our customer used osf/1 v3.0a.
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So, i read some interesting installation guide for DECNSR each version.
I decided on upgrading to 3.1A(DECNSR)
>Now, as to the filesystems being all reported to be "41XX MB" in size,
>are you referring to the saveset size?
No, i don't think so personally.
I believe our full backup opration completd successfully.
But the customer has a suspision the backup filesystem being all reported to
be "41XX MB" in size . This size is not an actual size .
In short , the customer watch the reporting mail from DECNSR , the reporting
mail say "41XX MB" .
>If so, do you see savesets named like:
>/h01
>/h01<1>
>/h01<2>
>These are called "continuation savesets", and are simply the case that
>NetWorker breaks the large savesets into multiple smaller savesets
>to make its internal management easier. Operationally, you should
>see no difference.
You are right . I think so.
My question
(1) Why not reporting actual total amount size as DECNSR V3.0 ?
(2) Is there a possibility that we mistake some setting ?
(3) Any idea???
I appreciate your kind comment.
Hiroshi kozasa.
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| Without seeing the exact message, it is very difficult to guess
what is going on in detail, and if I did answer, it would only be that:
a guess.
The best way to proceed is a two-pronged approach:
1) Have your customer attempt some test-restorations to gain confidence
that the data that they need is really getting backed up. This
is a very good idea in any case, to practice the recovery BEFORE
it is an emergency!
2) Try to send the exact mail message (the entire message) to me, or post
it here so that I can better understand what they are seeing.
My suspicion is that 3.1A is simply doing a more complete job of handling
large savesets than prior releases did, and that has some cosmetic effects.
Seeing the exact mail message will let me determine that.
Kevin
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Thanks for your quick reply.
30-jan-1997 NSR version up done.
regards
Hiroshi kozasa
( the exact mail message from DECNSR )
Date: Sat, 1 Feb 1997 15:52:46 +0900
From: system PRIVILEGED account <[email protected]>
To: [email protected], [email protected]
Subject: jrc0.jrcat.or.jp's savegroup completion
Content-Type: text
Content-Length: 4768
NetWorker savegroup: (notice) tl820 completed, 1 client (All Succeeded)
Start time: Sat Feb 1 00:10:00 1997
End time: Sat Feb 1 15:52:42 1997
--- Successful Save Sets ---
jrc0: /h01 level=full, 4185 MB 02:19:56 17480 files
jrc0: /h02 level=full, 4185 MB 02:26:26 54585 files
jrc0: /h03 level=full, 4186 MB 02:14:41 31261 files
jrc0: /h04 level=full, 4190 MB 01:14:53 26239 files
jrc0: /h05 level=full, 4188 MB 01:50:23 6106 files
jrc0: /h06 level=full, 4185 MB 02:04:38 27420 files
jrc0: /h07 level=full, 4187 MB 01:59:30 46759 files
jrc0: /h08 level=full, 34 MB 00:00:48 1096 files
jrc0: /h09 level=full, 4186 MB 02:24:35 8400 files
jrc0: /h10 level=full, 4187 MB 02:04:39 28596 files
jrc0: /h11 level=full, 4185 MB 02:51:28 59710 files
jrc0: /h12 level=full, 4189 MB 01:49:48 199820 files
jrc0: /h13 level=full, 4185 MB 02:06:49 70769 files
jrc0: /h14 level=full, 4185 MB 02:34:31 100427 files
jrc0: /h15 level=full, 4187 MB 02:07:33 51623 files
jrc0: /h16 level=full, 4189 MB 01:24:38 872 files
jrc0: /h17 level=full, 4186 MB 02:31:45 104678 files
jrc0: /h18 level=full, 4183 MB 03:52:56 90145 files
jrc0: /h19 level=full, 4183 MB 03:04:56 448 files
jrc0: /h20 level=full, 253 MB 00:03:49 6 files
jrc0: /usr/var/nsr/index/jrc0 level=full, 4192 MB 01:09:13 8 files
saveindex: bootstrap level=full, 2.3 MB 00:07:15 12 files
* jrc0:index lpr: lp: unknown printer
* jrc0:index /usr/bin/saveindex: printing bootstrap information failed (reprod
uced below).
* jrc0:index
* jrc0:index Feb 1 15:52 1997 jrc0's NetWorker bootstrap information Page 1
* jrc0:index
* jrc0:index date time level ssid file record volume
* jrc0:index 12/29/96 1:24:06 9 24787 178 0 BER101
* jrc0:index 12/30/96 1:33:35 9 24809 204 0 BER101
* jrc0:index 12/31/96 1:46:29 9 24831 64 0 BER102
* jrc0:index 1/01/97 1:25:14 9 24853 41 0 BER103
* jrc0:index 1/02/97 1:08:51 9 24875 90 0 BER102
* jrc0:index 1/03/97 1:09:54 9 24897 260 0 BER101
* jrc0:index 1/04/97 1:10:22 9 24919 283 0 BER101
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* jrc0:index 2/01/97 15:45:26 full 4326 82 0 BER231
Date: Sun, 2 Feb 1997 00:46:07 +0900
From: system PRIVILEGED account <[email protected]>
To: [email protected], [email protected]
Subject: jrc0.jrcat.or.jp's savegroup completion
Content-Type: text
Content-Length: 4840
NetWorker savegroup: (notice) tl820 completed, 1 client (All Succeeded)
Start time: Sun Feb 2 00:10:01 1997
End time: Sun Feb 2 00:46:03 1997
--- Successful Save Sets ---
jrc0: /h01 level=incr, 2.0 MB 00:02:07 13 files
jrc0: /h02 level=incr, 65 MB 00:06:14 87 files
jrc0: /h03 level=incr, 523 KB 00:02:11 10 files
jrc0: /h04 level=incr, 0 KB 00:01:57 0 files
jrc0: /h05 level=incr, 0 KB 00:00:17 0 files
jrc0: /h06 level=incr, 9.1 MB 00:01:41 29 files
jrc0: /h07 level=incr, 4.8 MB 00:03:06 16 files
jrc0: /h08 level=incr, 0 KB 00:00:07 0 files
jrc0: /h09 level=incr, 0 KB 00:00:26 0 files
jrc0: /h10 level=incr, 0 KB 00:02:31 0 files
jrc0: /h11 level=incr, 15 MB 00:03:28 48 files
jrc0: /h12 level=incr, 0 KB 00:10:07 0 files
jrc0: /h13 level=incr, 0 KB 00:03:09 0 files
jrc0: /h14 level=incr, 30 MB 00:05:54 406 files
jrc0: /h15 level=incr, 44 MB 00:04:02 16 files
jrc0: /h16 level=incr, 0 KB 00:00:09 0 files
jrc0: /h17 level=incr, 317 MB 00:11:23 21 files
jrc0: /h18 level=incr, 20 MB 00:04:31 185 files
jrc0: /h19 level=incr, 0 KB 00:00:07 0 files
jrc0: /h20 level=incr, 0 KB 00:00:04 0 files
jrc0: /usr/var/nsr/index/jrc0 level=9, 598 KB 00:08:31 7 files
saveindex: bootstrap level=9, 2.3 MB 00:01:22 12 files
* jrc0:index lpr: lp: unknown printer
* jrc0:index /usr/bin/saveindex: printing bootstrap information failed (reproduced below).
* jrc0:index
* jrc0:index Feb 2 00:46 1997 jrc0's NetWorker bootstrap information Page 1
* jrc0:index
* jrc0:index date time level ssid file record volume
* jrc0:index 12/29/96 1:24:06 9 24787 178 0 BER101
* jrc0:index 12/30/96 1:33:35 9 24809 204 0 BER101
* jrc0:index 12/31/96 1:46:29 9 24831 64 0 BER102
* jrc0:index 1/01/97 1:25:14 9 24853 41 0 BER103
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* jrc0:index 1/03/97 1:09:54 9 24897 260 0 BER101
* jrc0:index 1/04/97 1:10:22 9 24919 283 0 BER101
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* jrc0:index 1/07/97 1:30:54 9 24985 133 0 BER103
* jrc0:index 1/08/97 1:33:17 9 25007 172 0 BER103
* jrc0:index 1/09/97 1:48:42 9 25029 211 0 BER102
* jrc0:index 1/10/97 1:38:56 9 25051 245 0 BER102
* jrc0:index 1/11/97 1:46:33 9 25073 219 0 BER103
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* jrc0:index 1/13/97 1:30:05 9 25117 271 0 BER103
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