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Can you see on Networker 7.5.1 current reading - browsable status ?
Hello!
We are using NetWorker 7.5.1 now. We are running backup of SAP (with Networker Model for SAP and Oracle with RMAN) on 2 phases. First phase is backup on tape devices (and it is OK), 2. phase is 'verify', which means reading (browse) data from tape devices. I have problem that I can not see how much of data was reading... For example:
On EMC Networker 7.5.1 server
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NMC --> Devices --> Libraries --> MSL5052:
Device Volume Write Enabled Message
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rd=sap-sys2:/dev/ntape/tape24_d1 POO100 Yes 1:reading,data
NMC --> Monitoring --> Sessions --> All Sessions:
Client name Target Type
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sap-sys2 sysadm browsing
sap-sys2 is storage node (Tru64) with Oracle RMAN ! I can see only that reading is performed...
On the other side, we have Legato Networker 7.2.1 before and there was information I need it:
On Legato Networker 7.2.1 server
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nwadmin --> Monitor:
Sessions
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
sap-sys1.gorenje.si:orasys browsing
sap-sys1:POL1_aebvbgcu.35495_1 (11/02/09) reading from POL091 112 GB of 259 GB
...
I can see current status...
My question is: how can I get such info on Networker 7.5.1 ?
We are using NetWorker 7.5.1 now. We are running backup of SAP (with Networker Model for SAP and Oracle with RMAN) on 2 phases. First phase is backup on tape devices (and it is OK), 2. phase is 'verify', which means reading (browse) data from tape devices. I have problem that I can not see how much of data was reading... For example:
On EMC Networker 7.5.1 server
========================
NMC --> Devices --> Libraries --> MSL5052:
Device Volume Write Enabled Message
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
rd=sap-sys2:/dev/ntape/tape24_d1 POO100 Yes 1:reading,data
NMC --> Monitoring --> Sessions --> All Sessions:
Client name Target Type
----------------------------------------------------------------------
sap-sys2 sysadm browsing
sap-sys2 is storage node (Tru64) with Oracle RMAN ! I can see only that reading is performed...
On the other side, we have Legato Networker 7.2.1 before and there was information I need it:
On Legato Networker 7.2.1 server
=========================
nwadmin --> Monitor:
Sessions
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
sap-sys1.gorenje.si:orasys browsing
sap-sys1:POL1_aebvbgcu.35495_1 (11/02/09) reading from POL091 112 GB of 259 GB
...
I can see current status...
My question is: how can I get such info on Networker 7.5.1 ?
HCLBACKUP
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November 2nd, 2009 05:00
Drejc
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November 2nd, 2009 06:00
Server: nsr.gorenje.si Mon Nov 2 15:33:14 2009
Up since: Tue Oct 27 1 Version: NetWorker 7.5.1.Build.269 Power Edition/36
Saves: 1852 session(s), 12 TB total Recovers: 51 session(s), 155 GB total
Device type volume
e00011f68e-nst(J) sdlt320 (none) 7:
e00011fbd0-nst(J) sdlt320 (none) 5:ejected
e000120255-nst(J) sdlt320 (none) 6:
e000148fb3-nst(J) sdlt600 (none) 1:shared drive in use
e000161e3c-nst(J) sdlt600 (none) 3:
e0001633b2-nst(J) sdlt320 (none) 8:
...
Sessions:
sap-sys2:sysadm browsing
sap-sys2:sysadm browsing
Messages:
Mon 03:15:47 PM write completion notice: Writing to volume WIN202 completed
Mon 03:20:58 PM /dev/tape/by-id/scsi-3500e09e00011fbd0-nst 5:Eject operation
Mon 03:22:53 PM /dev/tape/by-id/scsi-3500e09e00011fbd0-nst 5:ejected
Pending:
Regards,
Andrej
Drejc
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November 2nd, 2009 06:00
I can see message in NMC --> Monitoring --> Log, ie:
...
sap-sys2: RMAN_SYS_bebuykip.1783_1 (11/01/09) done reading 189 GB
...
But only at the end. I wish to see info between all phase...
Andrej
HCLBACKUP
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November 2nd, 2009 07:00
I think there is no other way to check the status in between.
ble1
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November 3rd, 2009 12:00