Hi,

Have a look at the NMO Administration Guide.  This explains in detail what you need to do to setup Oracle backups with NetWorker and gives script examples.  You can also have your RMAN script generated automatically by using the wizard in the NetWorker software.

-Bobby

Hi Bobby

I used the NMO Admin Guide and Installation Guide but Unable to configure the NMo backup , and used the below script

run

{

allocate channel c1 type 'SBT_TAPE';

send 'NSR_ENV=(NSR_SERVER=ETAMTSPPBACUP01,NSR_CLIENT=oracle_rac_test1,NSR_DATA_VOLUME_POOL=Daily)';

backup current controlfile;

release channel c1;

}

and while creating client  getting error but anyhow when i added this path

get the below error :-

savegrp: suppressed 2 lines of verbose output
ORA-19554: error allocating device, device type: SBT_TAPE, device name:
ORA-27211: Failed to load Media Management Library
Additional information: 2

Recovery Manager complete.
The backup process failed:
RMAN exited with return code '1'.
Exiting with error:
RMAN exited with return code '1'.

Please need your help to resolve this critical situation.

Thanks

NMO bit version is same but please can u help !! the above scripts is correct and also do we need to change any in script.

2: Do we need to change any in nsrnmo file on client.

Thanks

Hi,

The error 'failed to load media management library' means that the NMO software and Oracle have not been integrated correctly.  There are many different possible reasons for this.  One of the more common would be that you have installed the wrong bit-version of NMO (if Oracle is 32 bit, you need 32 bit NMO even if it's running on a 64 bit OS.).  If this is not it, you should check out the Oracle RMAN User Guide for your Oracle version which should have details on integrating the media management layer.  Alternatively, you could type the error message into a powerlink search and you will get a list of articles that give possible reasons for this error.

-Bobby

You will need to open a Service Request with support to help you with this if you cannot make progress using the available documentation.  Your NMO integration with Oracle is not correctly done. Pinpointing the problem would need more data exchange than is suitable for the forum.

-Bobby

Whats is xxx?

xxx is whatever you want (apart what perverts will think when they see it).  In essence, when running Oracle backup you can assign id to each channel and you do it in this way.  This is not necessary of course and if you don't do it then information is taken by CLIENT_INFO by RMAN internally.