Dan,

If it's attempting to perform the restore from
the client (which used to be a media server) then
you need to force restore requests to go to the
server which does have a robot/dape devices. This
is done via a bp.conf entry in the form of:

FORCE_MEDIA_RESTORE_SERVER = OldServer  NewServer

Where OldServer is the name of the media server
you turned into a client and NewServer is wherever
you want to read the tape in from.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

max
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Max Booth <max.booth AT ubsw DOT com>
UNIX Engineering - London
Perot Systems at UBS Warburg 
 


-----Original Message-----
From: dchrastil 
Sent: 31 October 2001 14:23
To: veritas-bu
Cc: dchrastil
Subject: [Veritas-bu] Restore


I have a current client which used to be a media manager.  I am 
attempting to restore a directory
from this client.  However since this is now a client I get a error 
on the restore stating ltid is
not running.  As this server no longer has drives connected to it and 
has been running as a client
for a few months now ltid is no longer required to run there.  My 
problem is how do I restore files
which were backed up when it was a media manager.

Any thoughts on pointing me in the right direction would help 
immensely.

Dan Chrastil
UNIX System Admin
Tech Support
BlueCross BlueShield of Georgia

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