Hello Randy,
The Exchange Module is trying to be sure that the Exchange Virtual Server
for which you are asking for a backup is active on the physical node on
which it is running. The cluster management software cannot find an
Exchange Virtual Server named "jcvsf-exchange.jcvsf.corp" on the cluster at
all, because Exchange Virtual Server names are not IP names, and thus should
not be FQDN names. You should specify the proper name, probably just
"jcvsf-exchange".
In a cluster environment, Microsoft provides a Virtual Exchange Server name,
which does not necessarily match any other name in the cluster. For
Exchange Module, it is specified with a "-a" option on the nsrxchsv.exe
command line. It must be different from the physical nodename, as well as
from the cluster alias.
In this case, it appears that you are either not specifying the "-a" name,
or else are putting the FQDN name "jcvsf-exchange.jcvsf.corp" into this
field.
This is discussed in greater detail in a separate chapter on Clusters in the
Admin Guide for the Exchange Module.
Thanks,
_Scott
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From: Legato NetWorker discussion
[mailto:NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU]On Behalf Of Randy Doering
Sent: Saturday, November 20, 2004 10:27 AM
To: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: [Networker] Networker Exchange Installation
Environemt: Tru64 Unix (5.1B-PK4) Cluster, Windows 2000 (Soon to be Windows
2003) Exchange Cluster (2xDL380). Networker 7.1-1, Exchange Module 4.0.2.
We're trying to get the Exchange backups going and have been having some
problems. Something different, it seems with MSEXCH:MB, MSEXCH:IS, and
MSEXCH:PF Savesets, so I'm just posting about the MSEXCH:PF saveset.
I'm able to "savegrp -p -v -G ExchangeGroup" and that seems fine.
When I go to actually try and backup the MSEXCH:PF saveset, I'm getting the
following error in my Networker daemon.log file and the backup fails.
jcvsf-exchange.jcvsf.corp:MSEXCH:PF: No full backups of this save set were
found in the media database; performing a full backup
* jcvsf-exchange.jcvsf.corp:MSEXCH:PF nsrxchsv_ese.exe Version: 4.0.2.372
Supporting Exchange 2000 and Exchange 2003
* jcvsf-exchange.jcvsf.corp:MSEXCH:PF System Version: 5.0 Build 2195
Service Pack 4
* jcvsf-exchange.jcvsf.corp:MSEXCH:PF ESEBCLI2.DLL Version: 6.0.6603.0
Service Pack 4
* jcvsf-exchange.jcvsf.corp:MSEXCH:PF Performing an Exchange save
operation; save level is Full (Legato Backup Level: full).
* jcvsf-exchange.jcvsf.corp:MSEXCH:PF Parsing parameters from the command
line
* jcvsf-exchange.jcvsf.corp:MSEXCH:PF Unable to determine active node for
virtual server jcvsf-exchange.jcvsf.corp: No more data is available.
* jcvsf-exchange.jcvsf.corp:MSEXCH:PF svmain(930): begin_pf_backup()
failed with status = 0x00000103
* jcvsf-exchange.jcvsf.corp:MSEXCH:PF Backup operation finished with errors.
In the documentation (Admin Guide) Chapter 6, page 102/103, it mentions
putting the MS Cluster node names in the servers file in the /nsr/res
folder. Is that really what it wants and will that resolve the "Unable to
determine active node" problem?
I have LocalSystem@physical_node in the Administrator User Group and other
things on the Networker Server set up ok (I think).
Thanks,
Randy
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