[Veritas-bu] NBU Master Server - DR planning
2005-10-20 04:58:20
WEAVER, Simon wrote:
>Do you have this for Windows?
>
>Simon Weaver
>Technical Support
>Windows Domain Administrator
>
>EADS Astrium
>Tel: 02392-705354
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>Email: Simon.Weaver AT Astrium.eads DOT net
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Dave Markham [mailto:dave.markham AT fjserv DOT net]
>Sent: 19 October 2005 16:40
>To: WEAVER, Simon
>Cc: veritas-bu AT mailman.eng.auburn DOT edu
>Subject: Re: [Veritas-bu] NBU Master Server - DR planning
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>WEAVER, Simon wrote:
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>>Hi Everyone
>>I am looking at ways to protect Netbackup, more importantly, all the
>>configuration issue, policies and importantly, the tape images.
>>
>>I have Cataloge backups running after each scheduled backups that take
>>place, and I have them set to alternate between tapes. Today I also ran
>>a catalogue backup to a hard drive.
>>
>>But in order to get NBU online as FAST as possible, I wanted to look at
>>doing an "offline" backup of the Veritas\Netbackup Folder.
>>
>>If I stop all Netbackup Services on the Win2k3 Server, what folders
>>would be the essential ones to ensure I can recover netbackup as fast
>>as possible?
>>
>>Appreciate any input into this.
>>
>>Simon Weaver
>>Technical Support
>>Windows Domain Administrator
>>
>>EADS Astrium
>>Tel: 02392-705354
>>
>>Email: Simon.Weaver AT Astrium.eads DOT net
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>I just run this every day in a script from cron. As no backups are
>running the catalogues wont change so you have accurate info. This script is
>pretty old and was from my 3.2 days so theres much better
>ways of checking jobs are running.
>
>I also then sync this over to a DR site with a backup server with the
>same name. Then i can bprecover the first site catalogues and the DR site
>will beable to read the tapes from the first site and restore to
>alternate clients.
>
>Hope it helps :-
>
>
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>#!/bin/sh
>#Dave M
>#Backs netbackup databases up to disk to ftp to DR site
>
>DPATH=/usr/openv/netbackup/Backup_DBs/dr_site
>COMMAND=/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/bpbackupdb
>LOGFILE=/var/netbackup/backupdbs.log
>FAILSAFEHOUR=15
>someonewhocares=someone@somewhere
>
>
>if [ ! -d $DPATH ]
>then
> mkdir -p $DPATH
>fi
>
>if [ ! -d /var/netbackup ]
>then
> mkdir /var/netbackup
>fi
>
>while [ 1 ]
>do
> BUPROCS=`ps -ef | grep bpsched | grep -v grep | wc -l`
> test $BUPROCS -eq 0 && break
> HOUR=`date +%H`
> test $HOUR -ge $FAILSAFEHOUR && break
> sleep 300
>done
>
>rm $DPATH/*.gz
>
>echo "Backing up Netbackup Databases on `/usr/bin/date`" > $LOGFILE $COMMAND
>-dpath $DPATH >> $LOGFILE 2>&1 /usr/bin/ls -l $DPATH >> $LOGFILE echo
>"--------------------------------------" >> $LOGFILE
>
>
>#Gzip IMAGEs to reduce space
>/usr/bin/gzip -f $DPATH/IMAGE1*
>
>/usr/bin/cat $LOGFILE | /usr/bin/mailx -s "`/usr/bin/uname -n` netbackup
>datbases archive" $someonewhocares
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Im sorry no :( but the bpbackupdbs command should be there somewhere and
could probably be put in a batch file and scheduled??
Other than that install cygwin ( www.cygwin.com ) and you should be able
to get unix shell scripts working.
The idea behind this is to keep backing the catalogues up to tape each
day and i rotate between 2 tapes. The disk backups are done daily and so
are up to date. Doing tape one day and disk the next could lead to you
being a day behind in event of disaster and loosing one or the other.
Thanks
Dave
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