EMC networker 9.0.1 log files size

I am pretty sure you will be asked first what your actual NMM version is. If it was a production relase you will be asked to update (NW and NMM) please be aware that you should run the latest 'cumulative hotfixes' version 9.0.1.6 for both products which has been relased yesterday.

Hello,

thank you for the ansewer, i think my current NMM version is 3.0, and the current version of NW is 9.0.1.0, Now i will check the cumulative hotfixes release note. in order to confirm the cause of problem.

thanks again.

Hi,

First thing you should check is if the backup is using a debug mode, to check that go to the client in NMC and check if there is : nsrnmmsv -DX (where X is a debug level), you should remove -DX so that the debugging is disabled.

Note : Debugging make the log files really big, so you should only use it for troubleshooting.

Good Luck

Cant believe NMM 3.0 is working with NW server 9.0.1.0. It will be good to you same level of NMM version as that of your NW server. Huge nsrnmmsv.raw files will be because of the debug parameter used as mentioned earlier by Largou

hello,

i'm sorry the nmm version is nmm 9.0.1.614.

Thank you

I am pretty sure that NMM 3.0 will work with NW server 9.0.1.0 ... as long an appropriate NW client version will be used.

However, such combination might not be supported because it most likely will not have been tested.

I briefly looked through the Compatibility Guide. Unfortunately, you cannot use a 'reverse view' (enter the NW software version and find out the other supported components). For NMM 3.0 it seems that this version is only supported up to a NW 8.1 client.

melloul Did you get a chance to check debug ?

Hello melloul

First, you need to make sure NW client and NMM versions are the exact same version and build.

Second, please check whether you have any debug set in the debug command, as already mentioned in previous posts (nsrnmmsv.exe -Dx) if so please remove the -Dx option (where x is a number from 1 to 9).

Also check whether you have the following viable applied within the application information field of the client configuration:

NSR_PS_DEBUG_LEVEL=x

If so please remove it from the client configuration.

And last, as already asked as well, please check if you have any file under:

C:\Program Files\EMC NetWorker\nsr\debug

Thank you,

Carlos

I guess the first thing I would do is to check what is inside the log and to try to see which message(s) are flooding the log. Based on that, it would be easier to say anything else...