[Veritas-bu] Drive control via command line
2002-04-15 18:25:55
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geoffh AT us.ibm DOT com (Geoffrey Hazel) |
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I'd go with this. tpconfig works too, but I've found that you need to
bounce the netbackup daemons for it to fully take effect.
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/usr/openv/volmgr/bin/vmoprcmd -up <drive_index_number>
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From: David Markham [mailto:dave.markham AT icl DOT net]
Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 2:58 AM
To: veritas-bu AT mailman.eng.auburn DOT edu
Subject: [Veritas-bu] Drive control via command line
I am running Netbackup 3.2GA on Solaris.
I have done various things from the command line, but currently have
a problem I am not sure how to rectify.
Most morning when I check the backup with xnb running on X windows, I
notice under the Device Management tab that 1 or more drives are
down.
I use an Sun L1000 storage unit by the way. Some times backups are
hung due to this and are just sitting there.
I just action a drive control command on each drive that is down by
selecting the drive, hitting drives, drive control and selecting UP
(AVR CONTROL).
Now I need to try and monitor this by a script which will run, but I
need it to automatically change the drive to UP if it is noticed as
being in a down state.
I have found /usr/openv/volmgr/bin/vmoprcmd which I can manipulate to
find the drive status, but I do not now how to do this "drive
control" from command line so can anyone help please please.
If so please let me know
Thank you
Dave
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