Legato backup of cluster volume

Hi Johan,

Please configure backup of D:\Data on the Client SRVCLUST, Make sure that ping, name resolution and rpcinfo works fine and Also update the aliases of the client properly.

Thanks & Regards

Panwar

To backup the clustered client resources, it is best to backup the local disk and system savesets. Backup the shared disk using the virtual client resource.

if you would like ot backup all the data from the physical nodes using the saveset ALL, create a zero byte file pathownerignore under the \bin directory on both the physical nodes. ( This may result in duplicate backups). For the virtual client instance, in the remote access either have SYSTEM@nod for each physical node or else *@*. e

For the virtual node have save -c virtual_client_name to force the indexes under the virtual name.

Not easy .....

I now first try to backup the save set /vol/vol1/DATADRIVE.LUN. This is a LUN on a NETAPP. But when i do this, i get the message "nsrndmp_save: "Failed to connect to port 10000 at host. An existing connection was forcibly closed. Couldn't connect to service. Not able to connect or authorize the client."

I tried as well: telnet NETAPPSRV 10000 and this fails.....

The iSCSI connections are defined, The firewall settings on the Legato servers are defined. Can I open port 10000 voa na_admin or via another way ?

Rgds,

Johan

Hi,

I retried to make a backup using the frist method backing up the saveset D:\DATA. That works now. In the 3 clients SRVP1, SRVP2 and SRVCLUST, i have specified *@* in the remote access list. But when i launch a restore using th GUI on the SRVCLUST from the source SRVCLUST to destination SRVCLUST, it tells me:

winworkr: Permision denied: Administrator does not have the "Remote Access All Clients' privilige to perform remote revover.

Even when i add administrator/password in the fields Remote User and password..... it still does not want to restore....

Do I miss something ,

Rgds,

Johan

from the networker server CLI run the following command and try to recover

nsraddadmin -u *@*

It is strange you can't connect to port 10000 (unless blocked by network), but you may wish to check if ndmpd is running on filer in the first place.