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November 9th, 2007 02:00
Unable to backup Virtual Node of a Cluster
OS: W2K3 R2 - NW 7.3.3 built 510.
I have 2 Physical Nodes (PNODE) and one Virtual Node (VNODE)
I have configured my two (PNODES) and my (VNODE) as instructed by the doc. Both my (PNODES) are Storage Nodes. I can back up my PNODES but I am having problem with my VNODE.
In my VNODE client configuration I have made the necessary entry in the Remote Access fields and in the Storage Nodes fields I have entered my two PNODES devices. My directive on the VNODE is set to "ALL".
When I initiated my backup nothing happened, I enter a waiting mode, the volume is not mounted.
Also, I have lots of shared folders on my VNODE, but I notice the by specifying ALL I only see the Q drive in the waiting entry and not all my data.
I changed my Save set from "ALL" to specific drives ( ie: D:\ ) and now I get an error message;
"Probe job had unrecoverable failure(s) for each drive I specified in the save set.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have 2 Physical Nodes (PNODE) and one Virtual Node (VNODE)
I have configured my two (PNODES) and my (VNODE) as instructed by the doc. Both my (PNODES) are Storage Nodes. I can back up my PNODES but I am having problem with my VNODE.
In my VNODE client configuration I have made the necessary entry in the Remote Access fields and in the Storage Nodes fields I have entered my two PNODES devices. My directive on the VNODE is set to "ALL".
When I initiated my backup nothing happened, I enter a waiting mode, the volume is not mounted.
Also, I have lots of shared folders on my VNODE, but I notice the by specifying ALL I only see the Q drive in the waiting entry and not all my data.
I changed my Save set from "ALL" to specific drives ( ie: D:\ ) and now I get an error message;
"Probe job had unrecoverable failure(s) for each drive I specified in the save set.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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ble1
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November 9th, 2007 03:00
save -vvvvv -s -c VNODE (you can replace -vvvv with -D3 for more verbosity)
Unless I'm mistaken, Q is quorum disk and that one is usually available under different VNODE name than the one where your data is.
HabibG2
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November 9th, 2007 05:00
I did the test you mentioned and I got "RAP" error. I also notice that my Pool was not being seen. So I went back to the server and oddly enough I missed included my Group in my Pool config.
This alone did not solve the problem. I had to use "pathownerignore" as instructed in the doc.
My backup is now running.-:)
Thanks for your help.