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Can someone please point me to the definitive source of information on what
information is kept in the various netbackup catalogs/databases and under what
circumstances. The Netbackup docs are very confusing regarding
Media Servers in Media Manager vs Slave servers in Netbackup. If I have a media
server whose volume database is centrally held on the master server, does the
media server have any catalog information relevant under
/opt/openv/netbackup/db/??. If so, what is the advantage of centralization? I
would expect that only device config info in /opt/openv/volmgr/database info
would be relevant.
The excerpt below for the UNIX admin guide regading what to backup when
performing a catalog backup does not cover the one case where you have a media
server with devices configured, but the volume database has been configured to
reside on the Master Server, ie. a slave server that has no volume database but
that HAS devices configured.
> The paths that you must add depend on whether the platform has a volume
> database or devices configured.
> ? For UNIX slave servers that have a volume database or devices configured,
> add the following two database paths.
> ? slave_name:/usr/openv/netbackup/db/media
> The files in this directory have information about files that were backed
> up or archived from client workstations.
> ? slave_name:/usr/openv/volmgr/database
> The files in this directory have the information about media (tape and
> optical disk volumes), robotics, and devices being used in the
> configuration.
> ? For UNIX slave servers that do not have a volume database or devices
> configured, add only the following database path:
> slave_name:/usr/openv/netbackup/db/media
> The files in this directory have information about files backed up or
> archived from client workstations.
> For example, to add database files for a UNIX slave server named elk that has
> a volume database, make the following entries:
> elk:/usr/openv/netbackup/db/media
> elk:/usr/openv/volmgr/database
Thanks,
Scott
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