NetWorker – Slik gjenoppretter du NetWorker Management Console-databasen

Hvis du har identifisert ødelagte NMC-databaser, kan du bruke NetWorker recoverpsm kommando for å gjenopprette NMC-databasen til en sikkerhetskopi av nmcdb. Som standard skal det være en NMC-serversikkerhetskopiering i standard policy for serverbeskyttelse. Sørge for at dette planlegges og konfigureres riktig for å fullføre sikkerhetskopiering av NMC-databasen.

Hvis du vil ha mer informasjon om beskyttelse av NMC-servere, kan du se administrasjonsveiledningen for NetWorker og referanseveiledningen for NetWorker-kommandoer for begge savepsm og recoverpsm Alternativer. Disse dokumentene finner du på produktsiden for Dell NetWorker.

1. Kontroller at det er en sikkerhetskopi av NMC-databasen ved hjelp av mminfo kommando:

[root@linux1 ~]# mminfo -avot -q client=linux1.amer.lan | grep nmcdb_stage
ClientBackupPool.001 Data Domain linux1.amer.lan 08/15/2022 02:00:17 PM 53 MB 687518690 cb full /nsr/nmc/nmcdb_stage

2. På NMC-serveren åpner du en administrativ rotledetekst for å stoppe NMC GSTD Service (hvis den kjører):

Windows: net stop gstd
Linux: systemctl stop gst

Bruk tasklist/Task Manager eller PS kommandoer for å sikre at GSTD Tjenesten har stoppet.

3. Trykk på CD kommando for å gå til NMCs installasjonsbin-katalog. Kontroller at recoverpsm Kommandoen er oppført i denne katalogen. Denne kommandoen brukes til å gjenopprette NMC-databasen.

Windows: [NMC Installation Dir\Management\GST\bin
Linux: /opt/lgtonmc/bin
 

4. Kjør recoverpsm kommando på NMC-serveren:

recoverpsm [-s server] [-c client-name] [-d destination] [-p pass-phrase] [-t time] [-hfO] Staging_Directory

Alternativer:

Eksempel:

[root@linux1 bin]# ./recoverpsm -f -s linux1.amer.lan -c linux1.amer.lan -p Pa$$w0rd01 /nsr/nmc/nmcdb_stage
108157:recover: Restoring database files...
179040:recover: Step (1 of 11) for PID-6264: Recovery has been started on the client 'linux1.amer.lan'.
179733:recover: Step (2 of 11) for PID-6264: Checking if the set of exclusion files is given for the recovery of the selected files for the client 'linux1.amer.lan'.
179738:recover: Step (3 of 11) for PID-6264: Setting the server 'linux1.amer.lan' for the media database calls for the recovery of the selected files for the client 'linux1.amer.lan'.
179745:recover: Identified a file level recovery with PID 6264 to relocate to the new path '/nsr/nmc/nmcdb' for the client 'linux1.amer.lan'. Updating the total number of steps from 11 to 8.
179748:recover: Step (4 of 8) for PID-6264: Initializing a recovery job with the nsrjobd for the recovery of the selected file(s) for the client 'linux1.amer.lan'.
179749:recover: Step (5 of 8) for PID-6264: Validating and setting the relocation path '/nsr/nmc/nmcdb' for the recovery of selected file(s) for the client 'linux1.amer.lan'.
179754:recover: Step (6 of 8) for PID-6264: Initializing the file level recovery of the client 'linux1.amer.lan'.
179730:recover: Step (7 of 8) for PID-6264: Building the recovery tree of the client 'linux1.amer.lan'.
Recovering 1500 files within /nsr/nmc/nmcdb_stage/ into /nsr/nmc/nmcdb
Requesting 1500 file(s), this may take a while...
179728:recover: Initializing the recovery session with the NetWorker server 'linux1.amer.lan' to recover the selected files.
Recover start time: Mon 15 Aug 2022 02:20:37 PM PDT
179718:recover: Initializing to recover multiple streams of data from the NetWorker server 'linux1.amer.lan'.
Requesting 1 recover session(s) from server.
179714:recover: Initializing the child threads to recover the given recovery stream from the NetWorker server 'linux1.amer.lan'.
179713:recover: Initializing to set up a connection to start reading the data from the recover stream.
Enabling compressed restore for save set ID '687518690' with 'Data Domain' device path '/linux1/ClientBackupDevice01'.
Successfully established the direct file retrieval session for save set ID '687518690' with 'Data Domain' volume 'ClientBackupPool.001'.
./pgdata/backup_label
...
./pgdata/
179716:recover: Coordinating all the child recovery processes.
179717:recover: Releasing all the resources held by the recovery process.
179721:recover: All recovery streams from the NetWorker server 'linux1.amer.lan' are read successfully.
Received 1500 file(s) from NSR server `linux1.amer.lan'
Recover completion time: Mon 15 Aug 2022 02:20:39 PM PDT
179068:recover: Step (8 of 8) for PID-6264: The recovery completed successfully on the client 'linux1.amer.lan'.
108161:recover: Setting permissions for the restored database files

5. På NMC-serveren åpner du en administrativ rotledetekst for å stoppe NMC GSTD tjeneste:

6. Kontroller at du kan koble til NMC.

7. Overvåk gstd.raw for eventuelle feil under oppstart av NMC-tjenesten:

NMC-serverens .. \Management\GSTD\logs\gstd.raw eller /opt/lgtonmc/logs/gstd.raw kan brukes til å bekrefte om det er NMCDB-korrupsjon:

Eksempel:

31581 1501512324 2 0 0 5632 6204 0 NMC-server gstd NSR warning 23 *** gstd starting at %s 1 36 24 Mon Jul 31 10:45:24 2017
NMC-server gstd NSR notice 5 %s %s 2 0 24 MM/DD/YYY HH:MM:SS.3852 0 50 Internal error: could not create database process.
NMC-server gstd NSR notice 5 %s %s 2 0 24 MM/DD/YYY HH:MM:SS.643852 0 50 Internal error: could not create database process.
NMC-server gstd NSR notice 5 %s %s 2 0 24 MM/DD/YYY HH:MM:SS.643852 0 50 Internal error: could not release database handle.
NMC-server gstd NSR notice 5 %s %s 2 0 24 MM/DD/YYY HH:MM:SS.675017 0 48 Internal error: could not stop database process.
NMC-server gstd NSR notice 5 %s %s 2 0 24 MM/DD/YYY HH:MM:SS.675017 0 54 FATAL ERROR: could not stop 'EMC GST Database Service'
NMC-server gstd NSR notice 5 %s %s 2 0 24 MM/DD/YYY HH:MM:SS.675017 0 48 Internal error: could not stop database process.
NMC-server gstd NSR notice 5 %s %s 2 0 24 MM/DD/YYY HH:MM:SS.675017 0 48 Internal error: could not stop database process.
NMC-server gstd NSR notice 5 %s %s 2 0 24 MM/DD/YYY HH:MM:SS.675017 0 54 The most recently called subfunction returned error 2.
NMC-server gstd NSR warning 2 %s 1 0 27 library error 22 os error 0
NMC-server gstd NSR warning 23 *** gstd stopping at %s 1 36 24 MM/DD/YYY HH:MM:SS