Hello,
I think your case is bit different, it may be normal to take a while for 
server to initialize all the processes and services, check the server 
startup eventlog to see when does the NMC services  startup ? especially, 
if your server has lots of tapes, NIC and HBA to initialize, 15 minutes 
seems a lot though.
HTH



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We are seeing some of these problems as well. We are Windows 2003 
NetWorker 7.4.3.  I have two open severity 1 cases with EMC on these 
issues. They have been open for some time and I'm still waiting to get a 
fix. Our two biggest problems are the bootstrap job taking 15+ minutes to 
run and the other issue is if we reboot or re-start NetWorker it takes the 

NMC 15+ minutes for the Monitoring screen to populate. We have a little 
over 200+ clients.

Our any of you seeing these issues. Long bootstrap runs and NMC not 
showing the monitor data after a cycle of NetWorker for a long time. 

I'm almost 100% positive its the jobsdb casuing the issues.

 

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