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Re: [Networker] NDMP clients indexes gets backed up to pool Default - how to solve?

2003-04-25 04:38:03
Subject: Re: [Networker] NDMP clients indexes gets backed up to pool Default - how to solve?
From: Dirk Verhoeff <dirk.verhoeff AT NL.ABNAMRO DOT COM>
To: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Date: Fri, 25 Apr 2003 10:36:42 +0200
Hi,

I have roughly the same setup ( snapimage to act as a ndmp tape server,
backing up a NetApp ).

I set the option of the NetApp group to NOT backup the indexes and created
a group that only backs up the indexes of the clients, assigned that to the
pool I want and run the group to backup the indexes from cron:

savegrp -O indexgroup

Best Regards,

Dirk Verhoeff


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We have recently begun backing up a netapp filer via NDMP. We run
snapimage on the backup server, and one jukebox tape on the backup server
has been reassigned as a dedicated NDMP device. However, the indexes that
belong to the NDMP clients gets backed up to the pool Default. This is
undesirable since that pool can't be edited, and thus recycle to/from
other pools can't be enabled.

As far as I have understood, only NDMP data may be backed up to the NDMP
drive, and only NDMP data should be written to the pool that is specificly
assigned for NDMP clients, correct?

Our normal clients are grouped in different groups, and the pools match
the client group. Then the indexes for a specific client gets written down
to the same pool as the client. The NDMP clients are grouped in a specific
group that is dedicated for only NDMP clients. The NDMP dedicated pool
matches only client names. Why not match by group this time as well, one
may ask? Well, its because I have understood that one needs to separate
NDMP data from other normal legato data, which the indexes still are,
correct?

So what I have tried is creating a new pool that matches the client names
and saveset data in the format (without ")
"therealnsrservername:therealclientname:index" - however it still wishes
to write indexes to the default pool. The backupserver itself, when backed
up, is matched by group membership, as everything else, when networker
decides to what pool the backup should be written to.

So how can I solve this without creating a tape or file device that has a
tape beloning to group Default mounted? Perhaps matching the nsrservername
and the specific index savesets to a specific pool?

I'm asking because I'd like to select the best solution from the
beginning.  So, any ideas? Huh? Huh? ;)

//Oscar

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