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I think by "sliver" he means a small NTFS volume that you
can attach the other NTFS volumes (cluster resources) too.
-Jonathan
Hello Tom
I trilled to hear that, because the enigineer I had for our case with
Flashbackup-windows on MSCS on windows x64 to work.
Actually I think he showed me where it said in the manual that
Flashbackup-windows wasn't supported on Netbackup 6.5.1
Is a silver the same as a disk letter ? or is it a mountpoint ?
Would like to hear our experience with it, especially performance
wise
Regards
Michael
2008/10/20 tburrell <netbackup-forum AT backupcentral DOT com>
We've
been using Flashbackup for Windows on MSCS for years with Netbackup support
(trust me- I spent hours on the phone with them at first). It's got some
quirks, but it does work.
Biggest thing you have to keep in mind- your
snapshot space needs to be in the cluster group with your data. We set
all of our data disks up as mount points under a root "sliver", then set a
single smaller mount point under the same sliver for use as a snapshot target.
Each Cluster Group has one mount point, and one backup volume shared by
the data volumes in that group. Works fine. We have it running on
4 different windows clusters, Win2k3, NBU 6.5.2a (but it worked for us under
5.1 and 6.0 as well)
Tom
Burrell
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