Snapshot Client fails with '4207 Could not fetch snapshot metadata or state files'. VxMS mapping fails for the disk which has the conflicting signatures of MBR + LVM. This EEB resolves NetBackup core dump issues.ĪIR backup images header file (entries in DBM DB space) and files file (.f files) are retained at source master server even after expiration of source copy.ĭFSR backup takes more than 3 days to complete. Virtual machines are getting multiple client IDs. This EEB contains fixes for status 13 issues.ģ935219, version 24, 23, 22, 21, 20, 19, 18, 17Īfter upgrading to NetBackup 8.1, data conversion of a large MSDP pool suffers performance issues. The Successful Job Count report is showing too much data. NetBackup Policy Manager (nbpem) fails to process Scheduled and Manual Backups. NetBackup Policy Execution Manager (nbpem) is not submitting backup jobs. MediaId for Manual duplication jobs is blank in OpsCenter reports. Backups work again after the track logs are cleared. Media ID column is blank when OpsCenter reports are created for Duplication Job'.Īccelerator-enabled NDMP backups fail with either status code 114 ("unimplemented error code") or 13 ("file read failed"). MediaId for SLP duplication jobs is blank in OpsCenter reports. This EEB contains fixes for status code 1, 13, 83, 84, and 114 issues. The dbbackex.exe process is terminated by the operating system. Eight backupids (imagekeys) of VMWare with Application State Capture (ASC) are in a state preventing their expiration and consequently scratching the mediaID containing them.įile restores to /tmp alter the permissions of /tmp.īackup jobs intermittently fail due to an access violation. NDMP accelerator-enabled backups fail with status 114.Ĭannot expire tapes due to dependent images. MediaId for duplication jobs is blank in OpsCenter reports.
In the age of cyber crime and ransomware – let’s all stay cyber-resilient.Table: Previous EEBs now resolved in NetBackup 8.2 We’ve done the thinking and hard work, so you can follow a simple plan. administrators get reliable backups, and most importantly, get their data back when it matters the most. Fast forward to today, we’ve helped hundreds of thousands of I.T. Why was it so difficult to back up a Windows Server? We were using batch scripts, and silent failures were a huge risk.Īs a long time computer programmer (I started in 1985, aged 8, on the Apple //c), I decided to take action and write BackupAssist. We tried some recovery techniques which failed… and then she broke down uncontrollably, seeing 3 years of her research and her mostly-complete thesis simply vanish.įast forward a few years, I saw the same problems in a business context. A PhD student come in with a broken floppy disk, asking for help. I first became aware of the need for backups when I worked at my university’s helpdesk. Hello, my name is Linus Chang and I’m the creator of BackupAssist.
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