If you are on Unix, just go to /nsr/res/nsrdb and run

  grep 'name: daily' */*

# cd /nsr/res/nsrdb/
# grep 'name: 3rd' */*
07/001b015a353cfc418442100d:name: 3rd;
0.04u 0.05s 0:00.11 81.8%
# cat 07/001b015a353cfc418442100d
autorestart: Disabled;
autostart: Enabled;
client retries: 1;
clone pool: Default Clone;
clones: No;
comment:;
expiration time:;
File inactivity alert threshold: 0;
File inactivity threshold: 0;
force incremental: Yes;
hard runtime limit: 0;
inactivity timeout: 120;
interval: "24:00";
last end: "Wed Jun 20 02:15:46 2012";
last start: "Wed Jun 20 00:45:00 2012";
level:;
name: 3rd;
options: Manual restart;
printer:;
probe based group: False;
probe end time: "23:59";
probe interval: 60;
probe start time: "0:00";
probe success criteria: all;
progress file name: /nsr/tmp/sec/sg/3rd/prfUaqoh;
restart window: "12:00";
savegrp parallelism: 0;
schedule:;
schedule time:;
snapshot: False;
Snapshot Policy: Daily;
Snapshot Pool: Default;
soft runtime limit: 0;
start time: "0:45";
success threshold: Warning;
time of the last successful backup:;
time since successful backup: 0;
timestamp: none;
type: NSR group;
resource identifier: 0.27.1.90.53.60.252.65.132.66.16.13(628268)


On 06/19/2012 07:41 PM, Teresa Biehler wrote:

After doing some cleanup (deleting unused tapes and pools), we started get this 
for our backups done with NMM:



NetWorker savegroup failure: (alert) daily Completed/Aborted, Total 1 
client(s), 0 Clients disabled, 0 Hostname(s) Unresolved, 1 Failed, 0 Succeeded, 
0 CPR Failed, 0 CPR Succeeded.



daily completed, Total 1 client(s), 1 Failed. Please see group completion 
details for more information.



Failed: client02



Start time:   Tue Jun 19 12:23:15 2012

End time:     Tue Jun 19 12:24:53 2012





--- Unsuccessful Save Sets ---



* client02 7006:nsrsnap: Null attributes returned by server 'bcksrvr', for 
resource group 'daily', while fetching snapshot pool name

* client02 7000:nsrsnap: Incorrect pool name specified for group, 'daily'

      *<ERROR>  :  Failed with error(s)



Any ideas what could be wrong?  It almost looks like the pool definition is 
corrupt.  Any ideas how to fix this?

We're opening a call with support, but I thought I'd ask here too.

Thanks.
Teresa


Teresa Biehler
Information and Technology Services
Rochester Institute of Technology
teresa.biehler AT rit DOT edu<mailto:teresa.biehler AT rit DOT edu>

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