In the file list, rather than listing all the file systems just list 

ALL_AVAILABLE_DRIVES

to configure Max Jobs Per Client

Go to the NetBackup Administration window, the yellow one that pops up with
all the icons, click on the start menu item on the screen, and select
configure NetBackup.

Click the right mouse button on the master and select Properties Read/Write

In the Universal settings set the max jobs per client to something like I
don't know 99.

Now in the storage Unit configuration set the MPX setting to 6, and in the
class set the MPX of the schedule to 6.

Restart the daemons on the server,

Bob

-----Original Message-----
From: fx [François-Xavier Peretmere] [mailto:fx AT veritas DOT com]
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 12:06 PM
To: Veritas-bu AT mailman.eng.auburn DOT edu
Subject: Re: [Veritas-bu] single client, multiple filesystems, one tape,
simultaneously?


> From: Ty Young [mailto:tyyyoung2 AT home DOT com]
> Sent: Monday 25 September, 2000 17:24

> I'm evaluating NetBackup 3.4 DataCenter for my corporation, and there's
> something which Legato NetWorker does and which I can't seem to make
> NetBackup do. Here's the scenario:  one client, i.e. Solaris 7 box, with,
> say, 6 filesystems:  /, /usr, /opt, /var, /export and /u01.

> I want to back up this client onto a NetBackup master server, and I want
> all six filesystems to be streamed simultaneously to one tape drive (i.e.,
> all filesystems get dumped to the tape ABC001 inside /dev/rmt/1cbn
> simultaneously.)

 - create a storage unit for you tape, raise the MPX to 6
 - configure the class to send data to this storage unit
 - activate "multiple data stream" for the class
 - uncheck the "cross mount point" option for the class
 - list all six filesystems in the class file list
 - raise the global parameter "active job per client" to 6

> I've called Veritas tech support on it, and received as many different
> answers as the number of engineers I've spoken to.  Anybody out there
> have any suggestions?

 rtfm ;-)

 fx

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