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for bpmedialist, -M and -h options are available. since you didn't use
them, -M defaults to the master server of the host where it is being ran
and -h defaults to all media servers configured with a media manager
storage unit on that master, so you would expect to see the same thing
from the master and the media server.
when you use bpmedia to unfreeze tapes, there is no -M option. since you
didn't use -h it defaults to the host where it is being ran, so you
wouldn't expect it to work from both servers.
- Scott
"Cecil Hypolite" <chypolite AT comcast DOT net>
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01/08/2004 07:09 PM
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Subject: [Veritas-bu] Catalog database on the media and master
server
Hi all, I have a question about catalogs and location. We have a master
server and media server which are two different machines. When I run the
bpmedialist -U on the master server I get one list of media and when I do
a
bpmedialist -U on the media server I get an almost identical list. If I
try
to unfreeze media on the master server, I get an error stating that the
media is not in the database, when I unfreeze this same media on the media
server, I am able to unfreeze the media. Is this setup correct?
Thanks in advance,
Cecil Hypolite
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<br><font size=2 face="Arial">for bpmedialist, -M and -h options are available.
since you didn't use them, -M defaults to the master server of the host
where it is being ran and -h defaults to all media servers configured with a
media manager storage unit on that master, so you would expect to see the same
thing from the master and the media server.</font>
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<br><font size=2 face="Arial">when you use bpmedia to unfreeze tapes, there is
no -M option. since you didn't use -h it defaults to the host where it is
being ran, so you wouldn't expect it to work from both servers.</font>
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<br><font size=2 face="Arial">- Scott</font>
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<br><font size=2 face="Courier New">Hi all, I have a question about catalogs
and location. We have a master<br>
server and media server which are two different machines. When I run the<br>
bpmedialist -U on the master server I get one list of media and when I do a<br>
bpmedialist -U on the media server I get an almost identical list. If I try<br>
to unfreeze media on the master server, I get an error stating that the<br>
media is not in the database, when I unfreeze this same media on the media<br>
server, I am able to unfreeze the media. Is this setup correct?<br>
Thanks in advance,<br>
Cecil Hypolite<br>
<br>
<br>
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