Hi Lee !
Thanks for your reply ...
My master is the only media server ... and it is the only
database host listed by "tpconfig -d" ...
Regards
Axel Kunze
Lee Kolinsky schrieb:
>
> Axel,
>
> As for your 96 problems, try checking what your volume database host
> is set to on all of your media-servers. You can do this by running
> "tpconfig -d" on the media-server and look at the last line of output.
> You can change this value by running "tpconfig" then choose option #3.
> You will need to restart your daemons after you make changes or just
> stop them before you run tpconfig. You only want 1 volume database
> host which is usually your master. Hope this helps.
>
> Axel Kunze wrote:
> >
> > Hi everybody !
> >
> > My setup with NBU 3.4, SUN E3500 and a STK 9740 with 6 DLT7000 is
> > now going live ... and gives me some errors ...
> > The first one is error 96, no media available, which can't be
> > true, because there are over 400 Tapes in my scratch pool, which
> > should be allocated ...
> > And the next one is the 52, which is caused by my Oracle hotbackup
> > scripts, which start up to 8 bpbackup processes, wait for completion,
> > an start the next bpbackup processes ...
> > I increased now the following in bp.conf on the server:
> >
> > MEDIA_UNMOUNT_DELAY = 60
> > BPTM_QUERY_TIMEOUT = 3600
> >
> > Any tips, hints ? Something I didn't realize yet ?
> >
> > Regards and Happy X-Mas to everybody ...
> >
> > Axel Kunze
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