In regard to: [Networker] Setup Networker for DR test, grahambird80 said...:
this is the output from the command prompt
C:\Program Files\Legato\nsr\bin>scanner -i \\.\tape0
8909:scanner: using '\\.\tape0' as the device name
8936:scanner: scanning LTO Ultrium-3 tape 000101L3 on \\.\tape0
8939:scanner: LTO Ultrium-3 tape 000101L3 already exists in the media index
In other words, you've already run either scanner -m or scanner -i (which
does a superset of -m) on this tape before.
39078:scanner: Media DB error: invalid query for client id map database
39078:scanner: Media DB error: client name must be specified
I haven't ever seen those errors before, I'm not certain what they mean.
You might wish to contact support about them.
8795:scanner: ssid 779472241: SYNCHRONIZED at 1630 GB, 1175 file(s)
8795:scanner: ssid 729140594: SYNCHRONIZED at 1647 GB, 1118 file(s)
8795:scanner: ssid 443931590: SYNCHRONIZED at 559 GB, 15962 file(s)
8821:scanner: (ssid 443931590) Can't open session for client hrlnws02xp to index
service on uabzapp03.venture.venture-production.com
39078:scanner: File index error: `hrlnws02xp' is not a registered client
There's one problem: you haven't created a client definition for
that client.
When you run scanner with -i, it tries to recreate the client file index
for each saveset that you scan. For that to work, you have to have
already created the client within NetWorker, so that there is an empty
index directory for it to populate.
8767:scanner: write failed, Broken pipe
8770:scanner: fn 110 rn 24716 read error No more data is on the tape.
29486:scanner: ssid 779472241: NOT complete
8787:scanner: ssid 779472241: 187 GB (of 189 GB, 1195 file(s)) written
29486:scanner: ssid 729140594: NOT complete
8787:scanner: ssid 729140594: 171 GB (of 188 GB, 1376 file(s)) written
29486:scanner: ssid 443931590: NOT complete
8786:scanner: ssid 443931590: 583 GB, 15970 file(s)
8761:scanner: done with LTO Ultrium-3 tape 000101L3
Ok, so there are several savesets that were in progress when you hit
end-of-media on that volume, so they are continued on some other tape.
39876:scanner: the following save sets continue on another volume:
client name save set save time level size files ssid S
updnos400 /nline 2/12/10 21:50 f 1855128980088 1195 77947224
1 S
updnos400 /nline2 2/12/10 21:50 f 1854906243588 1376 72914059
4 S
8921:scanner: the following save sets continue on 000013L3:
hrlnws02xp \\updnon500\Reference 2/12/10 22:52 f 597502703712 15970 4439315
90 S
scanner: when next volume is ready, enter device name (or `q' to quit) [\\.\tape
0]? q
8830:scanner: (ssid 729140594) index error, flush failed
39077:scanner: error, Cannot commit saveset for client 'updnos400' (Access is de
nied.
Never seen that error before either, but it looks like it's saying
"I can't write what I've learned to the index directory for the
client updnos400 because you don't have permission to write to that
directory".
I thought that I was createing the index by using the scanner -i command???
You would be, but you're having several problems during the scanner run
that are preventing that from happening.
Tim
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