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gotschy

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September 5th, 2013 00:00

problems with recovery of active directory items

Hallo,

server is NW 8.1 linux (RedHat), AD server is W2k8r2 with NW 8.0.2.3 and NMM 2.4.1.

I can successfully backup AD (save set is DC=mydomain, DC=local) and browse the

item. But when I try to start recover I get the error messages:

Unable to find save-set for host 'myhost' and save time '1378361029'.

A problem occurred when getting the first volume needed for the recover: Unable to get volume and host location when aggregating restore list.

Cannot find the volume needed.

Recovery stops and nothing is recovered.

With mminfo I can see the volume.

What could be the reason?

regards

Bernd

  • TimQuan

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    Posted September 5th, 2013 01:00


    Has the client been renamed or migrated?

    Run nsrck -L7 and nsrim -X.

    Then try the restore again.

  • gotschy

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    Posted September 5th, 2013 01:00

    all done already

    clientname and clientid are uniq

    recovery with debug 5 and nsradrecov shows no more hints to solve this issue.

    regards

    Bernd

  • o17Uu33DCF12520

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    Posted September 6th, 2013 02:00

    It appears to me that the relationship between the volume and the saveset is missing as the location of the volume is too, so I suggest you run the below command to verify the information.

    mminfo      #check client、volume and saveset

    mmlocate     #check location of volume

    check the command reference guide if you may need to complete the commands with your parameters.

  • gotschy

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    Posted September 6th, 2013 03:00

    no, mminfo return correct location, clientid, client name, etc...

    regards

    Bernd

  • o17Uu33DCF12520

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    Posted September 8th, 2013 20:00

    please run mmlocate to locate the tape and ensure if it is in the slot in the library.