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I have recently installed NetWorker 7.4.3 and am getting this failure message. I have attempted to research but to no avail.
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I am in a Windows 2003 environment and the client name is my back-up server, and the save set reads NMCASA:/gst_on_invzwbk/gto_gst.
savegrp: suppressed 1 lines of verbose output
19224:savepsm: -b: Backup pool
19225:savepsm: -C: Compression
19203:savepsm: -c: NetWorker client name
19226:savepsm: -E: Encryption
19206:savepsm: -h: Help
19227:savepsm: -I: NetWorker Management Console install directory
19228:savepsm: -l: Backup level
19229:savepsm: -P: NetWorker Management Console OR NetWorker Dashboard
19209:savepsm: -s: NetWorker server name
19230:savepsm: -T: Truncate logs without backup
I have recently installed NetWorker 7.4.3 and am getting this failure message. I have attempted to research but to no avail.
Thanks
I am in a Windows 2003 environment and the client name is my back-up server, and the save set reads NMCASA:/gst_on_invzwbk/gto_gst.
savegrp: suppressed 1 lines of verbose output
19224:savepsm: -b: Backup pool
19225:savepsm: -C: Compression
19203:savepsm: -c: NetWorker client name
19226:savepsm: -E: Encryption
19206:savepsm: -h: Help
19227:savepsm: -I: NetWorker Management Console install directory
19228:savepsm: -l: Backup level
19229:savepsm: -P: NetWorker Management Console OR NetWorker Dashboard
19209:savepsm: -s: NetWorker server name
19230:savepsm: -T: Truncate logs without backup
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ClintonRandall
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Posted November 6th, 2008 14:00
What is your backup script?Reply - I am actually using the GUI interface and I think I found the answer.. It looks like I can not use a directive when backing up the actual NetWorker software. It uses a savepsm command that is circumvented when a directive is added which causes the failure.
Reply - As u said u are using Windows , in the save what you have mentioned to take backup . If u taking a backup in windows , U suppose to type any Drive letter like C:, D: or in unix like /root/vz/any volume label . What exactly u used in the save sets
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Hari5
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Posted November 10th, 2008 16:00