Forgive me for not searching the archives first. NBU 5.1 MP4 Master/Media
on Linux (RHES 4.3). I have one library with six LTO2 drives, the last
two drives are SAN-attached (no SSO) to a NetApp FAS940. NDMP backups
work fine.
I understand veritas does not support Linux as an NDMP server for
remote NDMP, so I don't expect it to be able to the read the NDMP tape
when it puts it in the wrong drive. What I don't understand is why it's
using the wrong drives. I have specified the NDMP storage unit as the
destination, but I don't see any where to specify a source storage unit,
only a source media server. I wish there was a way to specify specific
drives when creating multiple storage units on the same media server.
So, it chooses the images, grabs a scratch tape, and mounts the source and
destination tapes in two of the non-NDMP drives. Naturally it chokes on
the blocksize and fails.
The same thing happens when I do bpduplicate manually. i.e.
bpduplicate -dstunit netapp01_ndmp -dp NDMPOffsite -client netapp01 -st
FULL -policy NDMP_ftp -s 01/26/07 -pt NDMP -rl 2
The error is:
Critical bptm(pid=14112) attempted to write 0 gigabytes\, 16383 bytes\, it
is not a multiple of 512
How do I get it to use the NDMP drives to duplicate?
TIA
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Joe Royer / SysAdmin / Digital Motorworks / 512-692-1028
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