Hi Dynamox, we reoslve the issue, here is what we did:
- Used a user id with Domain Administarator Priviliges
- Gave the account “Run as root” rights on the share. (in Isilon Web UI)
- Opened the Command Prompt " Run as administartor" then use the Domain Administarator credentials - Run the robocopy command Robocopy \\celerra_Control_Station\share \\Isilon_name(or IP adress)\share /copyall /e /r:0 /dcopy:t /mt:32
these are not auditing logs but audit objects, for example if you configured auditing on a specific folder to monitor object deletion or something of that nature. I don't even know how that would get translated into OneFS implementation and its auditing functionality. As far as data is concerned, i had instances where we would get errors from robocopy, in some instances data would get copied but ACLs were not copied from source or data would not get copied at all. You just want to make sure you are not getting any errors in robocopy or emcopy logs.
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Hi Dynamox, we reoslve the issue, here is what we did:
- Used a user id with Domain Administarator Priviliges
- Gave the account “Run as root” rights on the share. (in Isilon Web UI)
- Opened the Command Prompt " Run as administartor" then use the Domain Administarator credentials
- Run the robocopy command Robocopy \\celerra_Control_Station\share \\Isilon_name(or IP adress)\share /copyall /e /r:0 /dcopy:t /mt:32
- it's work
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May 23rd, 2013 08:00
Hi Dynamox , is it manadatory to be a Domain Admintratotor to use robocopy command
Thanks
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Hi Dynamox, the account has “Run as root” rights on the share. (in Isilon Web UI)
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May 23rd, 2013 08:00
Yes we try it with DAT and works the thing that we are unable to copy the auditing logs.
How the auditing logs are important and if we are unable to copy them is there any data corruption ?
Thanks
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May 23rd, 2013 08:00
Account that you use to run robocopy script, give it “Run as root” rights on the share. (in Isilon Web UI)
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May 23rd, 2013 08:00
what about ACLs on the actual directory you are copying data to ? I suspect it works if you ommit copyall and use something like /copy:DAT or DATS
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May 23rd, 2013 09:00
these are not auditing logs but audit objects, for example if you configured auditing on a specific folder to monitor object deletion or something of that nature. I don't even know how that would get translated into OneFS implementation and its auditing functionality. As far as data is concerned, i had instances where we would get errors from robocopy, in some instances data would get copied but ACLs were not copied from source or data would not get copied at all. You just want to make sure you are not getting any errors in robocopy or emcopy logs.
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May 23rd, 2013 09:00
no, just need to have sufficient rights on source and target
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May 24th, 2013 12:00
thank you for sharing what you did to resolve your issues.