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amediratta
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April 25th, 2007 23:00
the Storage Node list is invalid
Hi,
We are using backups on SAN & have configured two NDMP filers also.
NDMP backups are perfect. All backups are running good but we are getting this Warning in the daemon.log - the Storage Node list is invalid.
All we could figure out is that we have defined nsrserverhost as second storage node on filer's client resource. The first one of course is filer's hostname.
Could this be a problem(we can chekc this onsite during the day) but could there be any other problem?
Where does NW store the list of storage nodes and read form there while working?
We are using backups on SAN & have configured two NDMP filers also.
NDMP backups are perfect. All backups are running good but we are getting this Warning in the daemon.log - the Storage Node list is invalid.
All we could figure out is that we have defined nsrserverhost as second storage node on filer's client resource. The first one of course is filer's hostname.
Could this be a problem(we can chekc this onsite during the day) but could there be any other problem?
Where does NW store the list of storage nodes and read form there while working?
xvan_egmond
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Posted April 27th, 2007 12:00
Looks like networker is aware of NDMP devices configured on the storagenode. Do you have an NDMP device configured on nsrserverhost? If not, indeed try to delete nsrserverhost from storage nodes field.
Xanderamediratta
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Posted April 27th, 2007 19:00
Could be.
Strange enough though, we removed nsrserverhost from NDMP clients & restarted services, it stopped firing this error.
Now we have put in the nsrserverhost in the NDMP client & it is still working fine without the error.
May be the restarting services has done some trick but we would observer for a couple of days and then perhaps raise a Priority 3 ticket with Support to help understand the behaviour.amediratta
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Posted April 29th, 2007 08:00
No NDMP devices are through Fibre attached Tape Library using DDS.amediratta
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Posted April 29th, 2007 08:00
True, even if I don't know if they ask for more logs or command outputs I don't know where to go.
But I am a bit curious on this.
May be I will try and replicate in my lab and see if NDMP behaves like this there as well.
I went through www.backupcentral.com wherein someone has faced the same problem with NDMP and has never been able to resolve.
ble1
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Posted April 26th, 2007 03:00