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March 7th, 2014 08:00
Using scanner command
Hi
Question regarding scanner command.
Info:
Windows 2008 R2
EMC NetWorker server 8.1.1.2 Build 280
Reinstall NW server and reconfig manually (not using bootstrap)
small environment (less than 10 clients) & rather messy install earlier - the reason for not using bootstrap.
NW server with new name, ip and hostid
Clients reconfigured retaining client_id
Licenses rehosted @powerlink
Added AFTD devices, ran scanner on them
scanner -i \\hostname\device001
Scanner works and scans and links the SSIDs to correct client
when doing "Media -> Save sets -> save set list" the savesets are displayed correctly with all info
"Media -> Indexes" Shows indexes not zero size
"Media -> Indexes -> Show savesets" displays correct saveset info
But, when doing "Media -> Disk Volumes -> Show savesets" on the scanned volumes I get: "There are no savesets on this volume"
The mminfo command gives the same result: "no matches found for the query"
Any ideas why ?
And possibly a solution ?
Thanks
Regards
Eivind Antonsen



ble1
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March 7th, 2014 11:00
Could be just GUI. I don't trust GUI - it is like make up - I'm more interested in things beneath. What you did translates to following command:
mminfo -q volume= -r name
If that doesn't show anything, do:
mminfo -avot -q volume= -r name,ssid,ssflags,sumflags,clflags,group,client,savetime
If that doesn't show anything - then something is wrong big time.
bingo.1
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March 8th, 2014 03:00
Before you do anything else, verify that the info from the GUI matches the one from the command line.
One possible issue is that you have choosen a shorter retention policy than our old setup. As a consequence, NW might have run the cleanup procedure (nsrim) in the interim and may have deleted older save sets (on an AFTD).
Hope that the save sets still exist. If so,
- increase the rention policy for your clients apprpriately and
- rescan the mdia.
Otherwise, i am afraind that the save sets have been deleted from your AFTD.
You can verify that if you search for all files on the AFTD location.
kshariprakash
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March 8th, 2014 22:00
Hi,
Since the networker server is hosted with a different name , Can you perform a scanner for a single SSID & post the result.
scannerr -vvv -i "device_name"
Regards
Hari Prakash.
eivinda
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March 10th, 2014 02:00
Hello
Thank you for your replies.
1. mminfo:
mminfo -q volume= -r name
Result:6095:mminfo: no matches found for the query
mminfo -avot -q volume= -r name,ssid,ssflags,sumflags,clflags,group,client,savetime
Result: 6095:mminfo: no matches found for the query
2. Retention:
Browse/retention is set to year/year for all clients so that should not be the issue
3. scanner -vvv -i "device_name"
Reran scanner on one of the volumes, here are examples of the output
32334:scanner: (ssid 331996587) hostname:/path/to/file @ time 1388961194 not found in index
32333:scanner: (ssid 2362887434) hostname:/path/to/file off 1847065960, size 912
32336:scanner: (ssid 1908914241) hostname:/path/to/file.lock @ time 1388820543 confirmed in index
32336:scanner: (ssid 2362887434) hostname:/path/to/file @ time 1389808931 confirmed in index
32333:scanner: (ssid 331996587) hostname:/path/to/file.log off 1114116740, size 142832
32333:scanner: (ssid 3763098515) hostname:/path/to/file.pdf off 1843562800, size 2252772
32333:scanner: (ssid 1908914241) hostname:/path/to/file.lock off 18052432, size 272
32334:scanner: (ssid 331996587) hostname:/path/to/file.log @ time 1388961194 not found in index
32336:scanner: (ssid 3763098515) hostname:/path/to/file.pdf @ time 1380733842 confirmed in index
32336:scanner: (ssid 1908914241) hostname:/path/to/file.lock @ time 1388820543 confirmed in index
32333:scanner: (ssid 3763098515) hostname:/path/to/file.msg off 1845815572, size 25600
32333:scanner: (ssid 1908914241) hostname:/path/to/file.lock off 18052704, size 252
32336:scanner: (ssid 3763098515) hostname:/path/to/file.msg @ time 1380733842 confirmed in index
32336:scanner: (ssid 1908914241) hostname:/path/to/file.lock @ time 1388820543 confirmed in index
32333:scanner: (ssid 1908914241) hostname:/path/to/file.lock off 18052956, size 272
32336:scanner: (ssid 1908914241) hostname:/path/to/file.lock @ time 1388820543 confirmed in index
Please note (I should have put this in the original post maybe):
These devices are extremely large dedupe AFTD devices. (logical size that is)
The scanner takes days to complete for each volume
and, in the GUI "media - > disk volumes" lists the affected volumes as zero size
Thanks
Eivind
ble1
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March 10th, 2014 03:00
Pick one ssid and do query, for example:
mminfo -q ssid=331996587 -r volume,ssbrowse,ssretent,name,client,ssflags,sumflags,clflags
I find a bit strange that volume query showed nothing, but perhaps volume name used was not correct (above command will give you volume name in first column).
eivinda
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March 17th, 2014 01:00
Hi
The above command displays the expected results.
What I'll do next is re-run scanner and see if that helps.
I'll update this post after that has been done, may take over a week to complete.
Cheers
Eivind
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April 8th, 2014 05:00
Hello
The scanner command ran for 11+ days on each device.
After new successful scan the devices now show data as expected.
Unsure why they didn't before.
Cheers
Eivind A