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Thank you for contacting Dell Software, I have taken ownership of your Service Request Number 2592836 - RDA ERROR CODE 38.

Looking through your logs... I see Error Code 38, which means "No buffer space available "... I also see an Error that you're Hard Drive is at 90% used... which means you're running out of disk space and NetVault will on it's own, stop running when it reaches 95% used disk space.  Also, double check your Read/Write rights... to Drive "D".

BMR Boot System part ~

cf) www.quest.com  

Quest® NetVault®
Bare Metal Recovery Plug-ins
User’s Guide

3.3.2.a Creating a Linux-Based Boot System

Requirements

The following items are required for this procedure:

■  VaultOS ISO image (obtained via download)

■  A writable DVD and CD-ROM drive

■  A blank DVD and CD

■  DVD- and CD-generation software

Creation Procedure

Note: Quest Software recommends that all applications running on the machine

performing this operation be shut down before starting this procedure.

1. Download Plug-in Offline Client, VaultOS from the Quest Software web site.

2. Note the name and location of this file (for example,

“/home/vaultos_x86_vxxx.zip” where xxx represents the software version

number).

3. Insert a blank CD in the writable drive.

4. Create a new CD with the CD-generation software using the

“vaultos_x86_vxxx.iso” file.

For details on this procedure, refer to the relevant documentation for the CDgeneration

software in use.

3.3.2.b Creating a Windows PE-Based Boot System

Requirements

You can complete this process on any Windows system for which the following

requirements are met:

■  Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (ADK) for Windows 8

(obtained via download)

■  Windows 2008 R2, Windows 2012, Windows 7, or Windows 8 system

 “NetVault Bare Metal Recovery ISO Builder for Plug-in Offline Client for

■ Windows” file (located on the Quest NetVault Backup Installation CD or

downloaded from the Quest Software web site)

■  A writable DVD and CD-ROM drive

■  A blank DVD and CD

■  DVD- and CD-generation software

Creation Procedure

Note: Quest Software recommends that all applications running on the machine

performing this operation be shut down before starting this procedure.

1. Download the Windows ADK for Windows 8 from the following link:

http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=39306

http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/confirmation.aspx?id=39982

2. Install the Windows ADK on a Windows 2008 R2, Windows 2012, Windows

7, or Windows 8 system.

You can use the default directory (C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\8.0)

or another directory of your choosing.

Important: Installation of Windows ADK also installs Microsoft .NET Framework if

it is not already installed. After .NET Framework is installed, the system is

automatically restarted.

3. Extract the “NetVault Bare Metal Recovery ISO Builder for Plug-in Offline

Client for Windows” file to the Windows ADK machine.

This creates two files, “nvbmrisocreate.exe” and “nvbmriso.pkg.”

4. Make sure that the path to where you intend to create the ISO image exists.

If the directory does not exist when you execute the next step, the ISO image

will not be created.

5. To create the Windows PE ISO image, navigate to the directory that contains

the extracted “nvbmrisocreate.exe” file, type the following at the command

prompt, and press Enter:

The following list describes what you can specify for each option:

 /TYPE – If you are working with an earlier version of the Plug-in Offline

Client, enter WAIK for Windows Automated Installation Kit (AIK). If you

are using version 6.1 or later, you can enter ADK.

 /PKG – Enter the full path and file name for the Plug-in Offline Client .pkg

file that you downloaded separately.

 /DIR – Enter the full path to the location of the Windows AIK or ADK

directory.

 /OUT – Enter the path where the bootable ISO image should be created.

Example:

6. Insert a blank CD in the writable drive.

C:\NVBMR\nvbmrisocreate_6.1.4>nvbmrisocreate.exe

/TYPE:WAIK

/PKG:"C:\NVBMR\nvbmrisocreate_6.1.4\nvbmriso.pkg"
/DIR:"C:\Program Files\Windows AIK" /OUT:"E:\temp\bmr.iso"

ImageX Tool for Windows

Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved.

Version: 6.1.7600.16385

Mounting: [C:\quest_bmr\temp\ISO\sources\boot.wim, 1] -> [C:\quest_bmr\mp]...

è  ENTER

C:\NVBMR\nvbmrisocreate_6.1.4>nvbmrisocreate.exe  /TYPE:WAIK /PKG:"C:\NVBMR\nvbmrisocreate_6.1.4\nvbmriso.pkg" /DIR:"C:\Program Files\Windows AIK" /OUT:"E:\temp\bmr.iso"

ImageX Tool for Windows

Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved.

Version: 6.1.7600.16385

Mounting: [C:\quest_bmr\temp\ISO\sources\boot.wim, 1] -> [C:\quest_bmr\mp]...

[ 100% ] Mounting progress

Successfully mounted image.

Total elapsed time: 16 min 36 sec

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ImageX Tool for Windows

Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved.

Version: 6.1.7600.16385

Committing: [C:\quest_bmr\mp]...

[   0% ] Committing Image progress

Date - May 2009
Affected Product Version - NVBU 8.x
Affected Module & Version - NA
OS Version - All
Application Information - NA

Description:
You may be requested to run this utility by support. This command performs an integrity check of the NetVault Media database, which include checks on:

a) Raw file structure
b) Database table integrity
c) Inter-table references and dependencies:

Solution/Workaround/Procedure:

On the Netvault server:
1) Run a NetVault database backup without the check database option selected.
2) Stop the Netvault services
3) Open a command prompt and navigate ~netvault/util
4) Run the command:

nvmedddbcheck check
you can also redirect the output to a file:
nvmeddbcheck check > nvmedcheck.log

The nvmeddbcheck command can take one of the following arguments:
- check: Just performs database checks
- compact: Performs the database checks, fixes faults identified during the check phase, and compacts the database
- Force: Checks, fixes and compacts the database regardless of the last
successful backup.
- list: Prints a line of output for every backup record, new stream, old stream, session, segment, media, and backup index in the database. This is particularly useful in order to determine what records should be deleted.

www.quest.com

First

Thanks a lot. You're been a big help!!

very good! Michael g...^^ 

Hello Rich,

Its not possible to run the same exact instance of SmartDisk on two systems, like copy all files from A machine to B machine. Internal datastructures in SmartDisk are unique to the machine.

The best option for what you want to do is SmartDisk replication function. This is controled by NetVault Backup. It is basically an intelligent DataCopy job from SmarDisk A machine to SmartDisk B machine. It understands data is deduplicated smartdisk, so only copies the unique chunks. Its very fast. See section 5.5.7, pg 117. "Use Optimised Replication between Devices that Support this Feature"

http://us-downloads.quest.com/Repository/support.quest.com/NetVault%20Backup/9.2/Documentation/NetVaultBackup_9.2_AdministratorsGuide.pdf

Even better is DR4100. THese things are great.

NVBU ORACLE APM 백업 실패 .

파일 백업 문제 없으나 오라클 온라인 백업은 실패 됨.

의심 1!

ACTIVE 를 -- >  NOT ACTIVE   변경해 주자!

"  Failed to launch STORIX stmakeboot command "

NVBU BMR Plugin 설치 시 (only Linux) 후 백업 실패 " Failed to launch STORIX stmakeboot command "

genisoimage package 를 설치해 준다~.  cf) mkisofs

#yum install -y genisoimage*

End.

The “mkisofs” utility installed and available on all Linux NVBMR
Clients – The plug-in requires that this component be installed to allow for
the creation of “.iso” CD creation files from any potential Linux NVBMR
Clients. This component may not be automatically available with all
installations of Linux.
The following command can be issued from a terminal session launched from
most versions of Linux to verify that this component is installed:
rpm -qa | grep mkisofs
If the component does not exist on an intended Linux NVBMR Client, it can
be obtained and installed as follows:

a. Access your copy of the Linux installation media, and locate the
“mkisofs*.rpm” file.
b. With this file available on the NVBMR Client (that is, via copying the file or
direct download), open a terminal session, and navigate to the location of
the file.
c. Input the following command to initiate the installation, and follow the
install prompts as they appear:
rpm -i <installation_file_name>

cf ) http://support.unitrends.com/ikm/questions.php?questionid=806 

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