I am trying to backup&restore a Celerra via NDMP to a Legato 7.2.1 server running Soalris-9 sparc using disk as the backup media.
The backup is working fine, mminfo reports confirm the backup happens but I cannot perform a restore using nwrecover or nsrndmp_recover.
The error I get for nwrecover is
Reading Data .....
xdr_getbytes failed
recover failed for internal reason
NDMP Service Warning: Read failed on archive volume 1
Data server halted: The restore is aborted bu operator
Error durning File NDMP extraction
NDMP retrieval: child failed with a status of 1
llpatch# nsrndmp_recover -s llpatch -c cdm1 -S 4041078215 /testmigfs/testmigfs/dan_test_doc.txt2
nsrndmp_recover:ssid'4041078215': Performing recover from Non-NDMP type of device
nsrndmp_recover:ssid'4041078215': NDMP Service Debug: The process id for NDMP service is 0xd2ebe010
nsrndmp_recover:ssid'4041078215': Host = llpatch (155.34.24.227) port = 9671
nsrndmp_recover:ssid'4041078215': Performing non-DAR Recovery..
nsrdsa_recover:ssid'4041078215': READY:(host, ipaddr, port) = (llpatch, 155.34.24.227, 9671)
nsrdsa_recover:ssid'4041078215': error, bad last fragment
nsrndmp_recover:ssid'4041078215': NDMP Service Warning: Read failed on archive volume 1
nsrdsa_recover:ssid'4041078215': Reading data...DONE.
nsrndmp_recover:ssid'4041078215': NDMP Service Error: Sorry, unable to determine archive format.
nsrndmp_recover:ssid'4041078215': Data server halted: Error during the restore.
nsrndmp_recover:ssid'4041078215': NDMP data server has an internal error.
nsrndmp_recover:ssid'4041078215': Error during File NDMP Extraction.
nsrndmp_recover:ssid'4041078215': NDMP recover failed.
nsrndmp_recover:ssid'4041078215': Error during NDMP recover
llpatch# nsrndmp_recover -s llpatch -c cdm1 -S 4041078215 /testmigfs/dan_test_doc.txt2
nsrndmp_recover: Entry '/testmigfs/dan_test_doc.txt2' not found in NW index database
nsrndmp_recover: Error during NDMP recover
Can you show what mminfo -S -qssid=4041078215 says? Maybe it doesn't get that this is DSA so it does not use nsrdsa_recover (which should be called by nsrndmp_recover).
Strange indeed. I'm not sure if this could be bug or something else yet. Is there any additional information from ndmp log on Celerra? It looks as ndmpd on Celerra can't read ssid and recognize it properly. At this point that could bug on both sides unless something else obvious that we are missing is going on.
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Posted February 23rd, 2007 06:00