Hi Jee,

I'll provide all the facts I can:

The two clients are the same model (FAS3040) and have the same
configuration on the server. Client1 was backed up by a NetWorker Server
7.2 running in Win2003 and I'm trying to recover its data to client2 in
NetWorker Server 7.5 running in Win2008.

Commnads runned and their respective results:  

Scanner -m -S ssid <device>

8909:scanner: using '\\.\Tape0' as the device name
8936:scanner: scanning LTO Ultrium-4 tape RJ1189L3 on \\.\Tape0
32350:scanner: adding LTO Ultrium-4 tape RJ1189L3 to pool Bzrnas01 NDMP
29485:scanner: ssid 3019688581: scan complete
8787:scanner: ssid 3019688581: 0 KB (of 9068 MB, 104 file(s)) written
8761:scanner: done with LTO Ultrium-4 tape RJ1189L3

Then in the Server command line the comand:

Nsrndmp_recover -c client1 -s bkp server -S ssid -m
client2::/vol/path/on/client2 /vol/path/from/client1

42787:nsrndmp_recover: Performing recover from NDMP type of device
42897:nsrndmp_recover: Opened the tape device : nrst0a
42690:nsrndmp_recover: Performing non-DAR Recovery..
42617:nsrndmp_recover: NDMP Service Log: RESTORE: Fri Jun 24 14:43:41
2011: Begi
n level 0 restore

42617:nsrndmp_recover: NDMP Service Log: RESTORE: Fri Jun 24 14:43:41
2011: Read
ing directories from the backup

42617:nsrndmp_recover: NDMP Service Log: RESTORE: Fri Jun 24 14:43:52
2011: Crea
ting files and directories.

42617:nsrndmp_recover: NDMP Service Log: RESTORE: Fri Jun 24 14:43:54
2011: Writ
ing data to files.

42617:nsrndmp_recover: NDMP Service Log: RESTORE: RESTORE IS DONE

42927:nsrndmp_recover: Successfully done


After the recover end Destination path on client2 has no data just the
restore_symboltable file.


??????

-----Original Message-----
From: EMC NetWorker discussion [mailto:NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU] On
Behalf Of jee
Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2011 3:48 PM
To: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: Re: [Networker] Scanning NDMP tapes

You didn't provide all the facts.
what is the configuration of the two clients on the server where you are
running the recover? 
what exact command did you run?
Did  networker produce any errors or warnings during the directed
recover on the CLI session and the logs?
Any errrors on the NetApp filer?
Is the file system on the target big enough for this recover if
temporary dump files are created during the recover?


On Thursday 23 June 2011 13:46:37 Valinote, Marcelo F wrote:
> Thanks for the clarification but it does not solve my problem at all.
>
> I want to restore the data contained on the tapes to another NDMP 
> client. I use 'scanner -m' but when running 'nsrndmp_recover' to 
> recover data to the NDMP client the save set was not recovered, just 
> the information in 'restore_symboltable' file.
> What should I do to effectively recover the data using the tapes?
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: EMC NetWorker discussion [mailto:NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU] 
> On Behalf Of bingo
> Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2011 2:04 AM
> To: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
> Subject: [Networker] Scanning NDMP tapes
>
> " ... from my backup server to another backup server ..."
>
> If i read this correctly, you want to 'move' a save set from a NW 
> server/data zone to another one, not from one NDMP client to another 
> one. This is possible with 'scanner -m'. As Jee pointed mentioned, 
> 'scanner -i' will not work. As the NDMP protocol writes the data, the 
> index information is not embedded in the save stream. That's why you 
> have the 'N' flag which helps you to clearly identify NDMP backups.
>
> NDMP backups work differently and they also have a lot of limitations 
> - please see the Admin Guide for details. To avoid them in the future,

> you may want to consider NetWorker's DSA feature which is available 
> with NW 7.3+.
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