Hi Justin,
I gather that you are browsing the daemon.raw file .... you can use the command
nsr_render_log command to render the log and it will read a lot easier ....
What the message is saying (and it will make more sense after you run it
through nsr_render_log) is that the peer information on a client doesn't match
what the backup server thinks the peer information should be, normally you get
this kind of message after upgrading a networker client, or if the /nsr/res
folder has been deleted for a client .... you can delete the peer information
for a client by using the nsradmin command, it will automatically get
re-created the next time networker "talks" to the client.
NOTE: using nsradmin can dangerous to the health of your NetWorker server, if
you are unsure of what you are doing, you should contact support, and always
make sure you have a backup of your server, bootstrap and a printout of you
most recent bootstrap report.
bash-3.2# nsradmin -p nsrexecd
NetWorker administration program.
Use the "help" command for help, "visual" for full-screen mode.
nsradmin> . type: NSR peer information;name:client_name
Current query set
nsradmin> print
type: NSR peer information;
administrator: "isroot,host=server",
"user=root,host=server",
"user=root,host=localhost";
name: client_name;
peer hostname: client_name;
Change certificate: ;
certificate file to load: ;
nsradmin> delete
type: NSR peer information;
administrator: "isroot,host=server",
"user=root,host=server",
"user=root,host=localhost";
name: client_name;
peer hostname: client_name;
Change certificate: ;
certificate file to load: ;
Delete? y
deleted resource id 0.1.66.116.0.0.0.103.81.7.124.200.10.201.1.24(1)
nsradmin> print
No resources found for query:
name: client_name;
type: NSR peer information;
You can enable networker to automatically render the daemon.log file, buy again
using nsradmin (see the example below) .... I run networker on solaris so the
file path (/nsr/logs/daemon.log) would be different if you were running it on
windows
You will need to stop and restart networker after running this command, to make
it come into effect
Enabling runtime rendering of daemon.log
bash-3.00# nsradmin -p nsrexec
NetWorker administration program.
Use the "help" command for help, "visual" for full-screen mode.
nsradmin> . type: NSR log
Current query set
nsradmin> print
type: NSR log;
administrator: "isroot,host=server",
"user=root,host=server.your.domain",
"user=root,host=localhost";
owner: NetWorker;
maximum size MB: 2;
maximum versions: 10;
runtime rendered log: ;
name: daemon.raw;
log path: /nsr/logs/daemon.raw;
nsradmin> . type: NSR log; name: daemon.raw
Current query set
nsradmin> update runtime rendered log:/nsr/logs/daemon.log
runtime rendered log: /nsr/logs/daemon.log;
Update? y
updated resource id 0.11.0.201.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.77.232.223.226.10.201.1.23(2)
nsradmin> . type: NSR log
Current query set
nsradmin> print
type: NSR log;
administrator: "isroot,host=server",
"user=root,host=server.your.domain",
"user=root,host=localhost";
owner: NetWorker;
maximum size MB: 2;
maximum versions: 10;
runtime rendered log: /nsr/logs/daemon.log;
name: daemon.raw;
log path: /nsr/logs/daemon.raw;
hope that this helps
Mat
-----Original Message-----
From: EMC NetWorker discussion [mailto:NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU] On
Behalf Of Roberts, Justin (GE, Appl & Light)
Sent: Tuesday, 19 March 2013 1:35 AM
To: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: [Networker] NetWorker 8 clients crashing with %s error
In the process of migrating to NetWorker 8011 and I have several clients that
are randomly crashing. I find the below messages in the logs on the Networker
server. Anyone ever seen this? I'm not sure what %s is. I've replace the
server and client name in the below message.
89879 1363620578 5 12 10 593487616 926 0 <NETWORKER SERVER> nsrexecd GSS
critical 227 An authentication request from %s was denied. The '%s' provided
did not match the one stored by %s. To accept this request, delete the '%s'
resource with the following attributes from %s's NSRLA database: %s: %s; %s:
%s; %s: %s 11 12 8 <NETWORKER CLIENT> 11 26 89878:NSR peer information 12 19
<NETWORKER SERVER> 11 26 89878:NSR peer information 12 19 <NETWORKER SERVER> 11
9 2335:name 12 20 <NETWORKER CLIENT> 11 19 2375:NW instance ID 12 53
e84d6043-00000004-595a97be-5147165a-0001001a-4b071474 11 19 33255:peer hostname
12 8 <NETWORKER CLIENT>
Justin M Roberts
GE Appliances and Lighting
TAS Midrange Services
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