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Hey Pawan
I would start with basic network stuff, like is name resloving working between the machines (ping, hosts file, nslookup)
If thats looks ok I would continue with bptestbcpd
if you are asking about how get the result, $? contains the last exitcode in many shells
I am thinking something
grep <client> /etc/hosts
if [ $? <> 0 ];then
echo <client> not in /etc/hosts
fi
nslookup <client>
if [ $? <> 0 ];then
echo <client> not in DNS
fi
bptestbcpd -client <client> -debug
Hope this can get you started
Regards
Michael
2014-02-12 pawan ramnani <pawan.ramnani21 AT gmail DOT com>:
hey guys..........i am currently working on shell script that resolves status code 58 in netbackuptool .............this error is actually coz when server cannot communicate to the client so i am trying to write a shell script to do this automatically instead of series of steps manually..............the troubleshooting are as follows.........
When troubleshooting status 58 errors on a NetBackup client, the first thing to test is to whether or not you can access the client from the client Host Properties from the master server. If that works the same ports are involved when backing up the client as to when you access the client host properties. Connecting to the client host properties from the master server would prove the master server can access the client without any problems. So if using a storage unit on the master server you should be able to backup the client without getting the status 58 error.
i am trying to create this script only for unix clients but the problem ii am not able to frame the logic and stuck how to start................please help.
Thanks & Regards,
Pawan Ramnani
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