[Veritas-bu] Backup Hangs with VSP enabled NBU 5.0 MP3 Any Ideas?

I ended up switching to Microsofts Snapshot instead of
VSP (client has to be 5.0 and win2003).  Works a lot
more consistently.  Also, I had the problem you
describe more when I was at 5.0GA, they made it
slightly better in 5.0MP3 if you ask me.

--- BarberL AT mont.disa DOT mil wrote:

> When I run a backup for a client (win2003) and VSP
> is enabled, the job runs
> fine for a while and then just hangs. No data being
> sent/written. If I
> disable VSP, it will run fine. I got the nic and
> switch locked 100/full.
> What I see in the BPBKAR log is this:
>  
> BPBKAR NetBackup Backup/Archive 5.0GA [Nov 6 2003]
>  
> Copyright 1993 - 2003 VERITAS Software Corporation
>  
> All Rights Reserved.
>  
> 1:59:40.727 PM: [1172.2544] <2> WinMain: DAT -
> _pgmptr = 'C:\Program
> Files\VERITAS\NetBackup\bin\bpbkar32.exe'
>  
> 1:59:40.727 PM: [1172.2544] <2> WinMain: DAT -
> lpCmdLine = '-r 1073748208
> -ru root -dt 3043 -to 600 -clnt xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
> -class UJACDP09sys -sched
> Incr -st INCR -bpstart_to 600 -bpend_to 600 -read_to
> 300 -use_otm -fso -b
> xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx_1118771940 -kl 10 -ct 13 -use_ofb '
>  
> 1:59:40.727 PM: [1172.2544] <2> date_debug: DAT -
> timezone: Eastern Standard
> Time, offset=18000, dst: Eastern Daylight Time
>  
> 1:59:40.727 PM: [1172.2544] <2> date_debug: DAT -
> current time: 1118771980,
> 6/14/2005 1:59:40 PM
>  
> 1:59:40.727 PM: [1172.2544] <2> date_debug: DAT -
> 01/01/94 UCT: 757382400,
> 12/31/1993 8:00:00 PM
>  
> 1:59:40.727 PM: [1172.2544] <2> date_debug: DAT -
> 07/01/94 UCT: 773020800,
> 6/30/1994 8:00:00 PM
>  
> 1:59:40.727 PM: [1172.2544] <2> WinMain: DAT -
> standard input handle = 292
>  
> 1:59:40.727 PM: [1172.2544] <2> WinMain: DAT -
> standard output handle = 1892
>  
> 1:59:40.727 PM: [1172.2544] <2> WinMain: DAT -
> standard error handle = 1904
>  
> 1:59:41.805 PM: [1172.2544] <4>
> tar_backup::backup_create: INF - dwJobData:
> ffffffff
>  
> 1:59:41.805 PM: [1172.2544] <4>
> tar_backup::backup_create: INF - dwJob:
> ffffffff
>  
> 1:59:41.805 PM: [1172.2544] <4>
> dos_backup::V_PreProcessing: INF - backup
> privileges enabled, previous = 0
>  
> 1:59:41.805 PM: [1172.2544] <4>
> dos_backup::V_PreProcessing: INF - restore
> privileges enabled, previous = 0
>  
> 1:59:41.805 PM: [1172.2544] <4>
> dos_backup::V_PreProcessing: INF - security
> privileges enabled, previous = 0
>  
> 1:59:41.805 PM: [1172.2544] <4>
> dos_backup::V_PreProcessing: INF - tcb
> privileges enabled, previous = 0
>  
> 1:59:41.805 PM: [1172.2544] <4>
> dos_backup::V_PreProcessing: INF - create
> token privileges enabled, previous = 0
>  
> 1:59:41.805 PM: [1172.2544] <4>
> dos_backup::V_PreProcessing: INF - user
> name: root
>  
> 1:59:41.805 PM: [1172.2544] <4>
> dos_backup::V_PreProcessing: INF - no access
> token: scheduled backup
>  
> 1:59:41.805 PM: [1172.2544] <2>
> tar_backup::backup_create: TAR - Incremental
> backup using the archive bit
>  
> 1:59:41.883 PM: [1172.2544] <2>
> tar_backup::backup_create: TAR - CONTINUE
> BACKUP received
>  
> 1:59:41.883 PM: [1172.2544] <2>
> tar_backup::backup_create: TAR - backup
> filename = ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES
>  
> 1:59:41.914 PM: [1172.2544] <4>
> dos_backup::V_VerifyFileList: INF - Added:
> C:\
>  
> 1:59:41.914 PM: [1172.2544] <4>
> dos_backup::V_VerifyFileList: INF - Added:
> D:\
>  
> 1:59:41.914 PM: [1172.2544] <4>
> dos_backup::V_VerifyFileList: INF - Added:
> System_State:\
>  
> 1:59:41.914 PM: [1172.2544] <2> ov_log::V_GlobalLog:
> INF - BEDS_Init() Enter
> InitFlags:0x0
>  
> 1:59:41.930 PM: [1172.2544] <2> ov_log::V_GlobalLog:
> INF - DumpDleInfo() DLE
> Device Name: C:
>  
> 1:59:41.930 PM: [1172.2544] <2> ov_log::V_GlobalLog:
> INF - DumpDleInfo() DLE
> Device Name: D:
>  
> 1:59:41.930 PM: [1172.2544] <2> ov_log::V_GlobalLog:
> INF - DumpDleInfo() DLE
> Device Name: Microsoft Terminal Services
>  
> 1:59:41.930 PM: [1172.2544] <2> ov_log::V_GlobalLog:
> INF - DumpDleInfo() DLE
> Device Name: Microsoft Windows Network
>  
> 1:59:41.930 PM: [1172.2544] <2> ov_log::V_GlobalLog:
> INF - DumpDleInfo() DLE
> Device Name: Web Client Network
>  
> 1:59:41.930 PM: [1172.2544] <2> ov_log::V_GlobalLog:
> INF - DumpDleInfo() DLE
> Device Name: UJACDP09
>  
> 1:59:41.930 PM: [1172.2544] <2> ov_log::V_GlobalLog:
> INF - DumpDleInfo() DLE
> Device Name: Shadow?Copy?Components
>  
> 1:59:42.383 PM: [1172.2544] <2> ov_log::V_GlobalLog:
> INF - BEDS_Term() Enter
> InitFlags:0x1
>  
> 1:59:42.398 PM: [1172.2544] <4> backup_create: INF -
> NetBackup Temp
> Directory: 'C:\Program
> Files\VERITAS\\NetBackup\Temp'
>  
> 1:59:42.398 PM: [1172.2544] <2> ov_log::V_GlobalLog:
> INF - BEDS_Init() Enter
> InitFlags:0x0
>  
> 1:59:42.414 PM: [1172.2544] <2> ov_log::V_GlobalLog:
> INF - DumpDleInfo() DLE
> Device Name: C:
>  
> 1:59:42.414 PM: [1172.2544] <2> ov_log::V_GlobalLog:
> INF - DumpDleInfo() DLE
> Device Name: D:
>  
> 1:59:42.414 PM: [1172.2544] <2> ov_log::V_GlobalLog:
> INF - DumpDleInfo() DLE
> Device Name: Microsoft Terminal Services
>  
> 1:59:42.414 PM: [1172.2544] <2> ov_log::V_GlobalLog:
> INF - DumpDleInfo() DLE
> Device Name: Microsoft Windows Network
>  
> 1:59:42.414 PM: [1172.2544] <2> ov_log::V_GlobalLog:
> INF - DumpDleInfo() DLE
> Device Name: Web Client Network
>  
> 1:59:42.414 PM: [1172.2544] <2> ov_log::V_GlobalLog:
> INF - DumpDleInfo() DLE
> Device Name: ujacdp09
>  
> 1:59:42.414 PM: [1172.2544] <2> ov_log::V_GlobalLog:
> INF - DumpDleInfo() DLE
> Device Name: Shadow?Copy?Components
>  
> 1:59:42.414 PM: [1172.2544] <4>
> dos_backup::tfs_scanstart: INF - backup
> type: INCR
>  
> 1:59:42.414 PM: [1172.2544] <4>
> dos_backup::tfs_include: INF - folder
> (Boot_Files) has been created recently (since
> 6/14/2005 12:08:58 PM). It
> will be backed up in full.
>  
> 1:59:44.789 PM: [1020.1892] <16> dtcp_write: TCP -
> failure: send socket
> (1904) (TCP 10053: Software caused connection abort)
>  
> 1:59:44.789 PM: [1020.1892] <16> dtcp_write: TCP -
> failure: attempted to
> send 1 bytes
> 
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