ANR1069E Insufficient number of mount points

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I am trying to perform a NAS backup. The filer is a NetApp filer.
The library is connected to the backup server which is a windows server. In other words it is a remote NDMP that I am trying to perform.

When I perform a backup I get the following error message:
ANR1069E NAS Backup process 7 terminated - insufficient number of mount points available for removable media.

The output of the q path f=d is as follows:
Source Name: <SERVERNAME>
Source Type: SERVER
Destination Name: LB1.1.0.2
Destination Type: LIBRARY
Library:
Node Name:
Device: lb1.1.0.2
External Manager:
LUN:
Initiator: 0
Directory:
On-Line: Yes
Last Update by (administrator): ADMIN
Last Update Date/Time: 08/09/2009 19:55:53

Source Name: <SERVERNAME>

Source Type: SERVER
Destination Name: MT0.0.0.2
Destination Type: DRIVE
Library: LB1.1.0.2
Node Name:
Device: mt0.0.0.2
External Manager:
LUN:
Initiator: 0
Directory:
On-Line: Yes
Last Update by (administrator): ADMIN
Last Update Date/Time: 08/09/2009 19:56:06

Source Name: <SERVERNAME>
Source Type: SERVER
Destination Name: MT1.0.0.2
Destination Type: DRIVE
Library: LB1.1.0.2
Node Name:
Device: mt1.0.0.2
External Manager:
LUN:
Initiator: 0
Directory:
On-Line: Yes
Last Update by (administrator): ADMIN
Last Update Date/Time: 08/09/2009 19:56:06

Source Name: <SERVERNAME>
Source Type: SERVER
Destination Name: MT2.0.0.2
Destination Type: DRIVE
Library: LB1.1.0.2
Node Name:
Device: mt2.0.0.2
External Manager:
LUN:
Initiator: 0
Directory:
On-Line: Yes
Last Update by (administrator): ADMIN
Last Update Date/Time: 08/09/2009 19:56:06

Source Name: <SERVERNAME>
Source Type: SERVER
Destination Name: MT3.0.0.2
Destination Type: DRIVE
Library: LB1.1.0.2
Node Name:
Device: mt3.0.0.2
External Manager:
LUN:
Initiator: 0
Directory:
On-Line: Yes
Last Update by (administrator): ADMIN
Last Update Date/Time: 08/09/2009 19:56:06

Please help.
 
hello,

This command to resolved your problem :
update node xxxx maxnummp=number
for me i use 5
 
You have the datamover definition on TSM Server and it's paths as well? You're only showing paths the Server has to drives, the datamover (NetApp filer) will need paths as well using the device=rstNa (when N is the number from st aliases on filer).
 
In this scenario the library and drive are not connected to the Filer. They are connected to the server alone. I want to use Remote NDMP to push data from Filer -> Server -> Library.
 
Is your copygroup for the NAS node's management class a disk pool or a tape pool? Also, what command are you using to perform the backup?
 
Details regarding Copy group and the backup command are as follows:
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DEFINE VOLUME BACKUPPOOL 8VOL FORMATSIZE=50000
DEFINE STGPOOL 8STGPOOL 8devclass MAXSCRATCH=10 DATAFORMAT=NDMPDUMP
DEFINE COPYGROUP <DOMAIN_NAME> <POLICYSET> <MGMT CLASS> DESTINATION=8STGPOOL TOCDESTINATION=BACKUPPOOL

BACKUP NODE <NODENAME> /vol/vol0 MODE=FULL TOC=YES
 
I'm pretty sure if you're backing up NDMP over LAN, then stg pool format is native, not NDMPDUMP.
 
I confirm that, for NDMP over LAN, stgpool format is native
 
Thanks a lot for all the replies. It worked.
 
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