Eugene,
I suggest you open a service request with EMC. The issue you are having should
certainly not occur. I can tell you that I have been running NMC on a RHEL 5 AS
VM for at least four years without issue.
On 11 16, 2011, at 9:03 AM, Eugene Vilensky wrote:
> Is anyone running their NMC server successfully in a virtual machine?
> Mine is recently attempted to migrate from my backup server to a
> dedicated virtual machine using the procedures in the admin guide,
> where it ran for four hours successfully, and then errored with:
>
> E. 11/15 10:21:06. *** ERROR *** Assertion failed: 100701 (9.0.2.3308)
> E. 11/15 10:21:06. Unable to modify indexes for a row referenced in rollback
> log
>
> I started up the original instance on the backup server where it ran
> for a few hours without issue, did a fresh backup, restored to the new
> dedicated NMC host, and same error.
>
> So I tried just copying the lgto_gstdb/ files to the NMC host, it
> started just fine, ran for a few hours, different corruption issue:
>
> E. 11/16 01:16:06. *** ERROR *** Assertion failed: 102300 (9.0.2.3308)
> E. 11/16 07:42:43. File associated with given page id is invalid or not open
>
> As of now I assume that the original database files are good, because
> they continue to run and back up with save command savepsm
> successfully. Support recommends I run with a fresh database to 1)
> see what happens and also 2) there are no recovery tools other than
> recoverpsm from a known-good backup, and if that's recovering with
> corruption than my assumption is wrong.
>
> To run a with a fresh database, is there any harm in running two NMC
> instances in parallel? It would be less than ideal to lose another 24
> hours of backup statistics...
>
> Thanks!
> -Eugene
>
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