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I am running my solstice backup 5.5.1 server on a solaris 2.6 platform.
I have a remote client ; my mailserver also running solaris 2.6. I created a unique pool and group for my mailserver, but when i label to pool, mount and run backup, it doesnt backup my mailserver, rather it gives me error message ; media critical event: backup to pool 'Default' waiting for 1 writable backup tapes(s) And i didnt specify 'default' as the pool for that group. Meanwhile, Other clients in other pools are being backed up sucessfully. Also i dont have a path for /sbin/init.d/networker, all i have is sbin. Why? doesnt it come up by default after installation.
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Straight from the source (I believe I posted this link the last time you had a problem with backup - part of learning is not just asking questions but trying to find the answers )
http://www.legato.com/support/knowledgebase/ Title: Media waiting backup pool, waiting for 1 writable tape;Check client setup Description: A backup attempt to a specific backup pool that references a storage node fails with the following error: media waiting backup pool [pool_name] waiting for 1 writable tape ANALYSIS: Using the NetWorker Administrator or nwadmin, verify that the devices are enabled and that the jukebox is properly configured. Then confirm that the server is able to communicate with the storage node. Using the NetWorker Administrator or nwadmin, check the client setup to verify that the storage node field specifies the correct name of the storage node. In this instance the storage node field contained 'nsrserverhost'. SOLUTION: 1) Run NetWorker Administrator (nwadmin) 2) NT - Select Options => Customize and check Display Hidden Attributes UNIX - Select View => View details 3) Edit the client resource that is not getting backed up 3) NT - Select Preference tab UNIX - Scroll down to the Storage nodes field 4) Enter the correct storage node name in the Storage nodes field 5) Re-run the backup Created: 10/7/1999 KS/nka Last Update: As far as /sbin/init.d/networker - checked my Solaris 2.6 backup server and clients - none have that directory - look for /usr/sbin/nsr possibly. |
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backup runs but....
Hi thehoghunter
I did what u said, i did nsr_shutdown and had to reboot my system to get nsrexec running again ( on my client -mailserver). This time around, backup was actually initiated but but when i checked the group control details, i had no completed save sets, they all failed with inactive error messages for all the save sets. I currently have a problem on my mail server; mails are not being sent out at all on port 25; smtp. I am yet to resolve that, could it affect backup in any way?
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Both problems may be related - give more specifics on your email problem (including version of Sendmail)
Some things to check: DNS - insure that /etc/resolv.conf is set up correctly /etc/nsswitch.conf - insure you are using dns for hosts Check your /var/adm/messages file for errors from Sendmail Do an verbose mail (change to appropriate info) $ /usr/lib/sendmail -v yourname@yoursite.com < /etc/motd Check version with /usr/lib/sendmail -d0.1 -bt < /dev/null Post the info (changing anything that may be sensitive) |
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mail server
Hi,
i am using a mail server software called Post.Office intermail v 3.5.3 Post.Office intermail requires that sendmail be disabled to work...so i am not using sendmail. I am using SMTP (25) and POP3 (110). The problem with my mail server is that i am currently not sending mails....my user accounts cannot send mail but they can receive mails. I configured my outlook express with an existing account on my server and when i tried sending mail to my hotmail and yahoo accounts ( or anywhere else) i get this message; An unknown error has occurred. Subject 'Fw:Test Mail', Account: 'demo', Server: 'mydomain.com', Protocol: SMTP, Server Response: '452 Couldn't process control file', Port: 25, Secure(SSL): No, Server Error: 452, Error Number: 0x800CCC6C Meanwhile, when i checked the queue log of my post.office ssoftware, there was a long queue of outgoing mails and there were two types of error messages for the bulk ofthem; 1. MX lookup failure 2. Couldn't establish SMTP connection on port 25 Now i tested 1. by checking my resolv.conf file, all entries were ok. I was even able to perform an nslookup of serveral domains on the mail server using one of the dns entries in resolv.conf. I dont understand why i had error 2, though. For reference, note: i have a microsoft exchange server that relays it's mails thru my post.office mail server. The users on the exchange server have no problems sending or receiving mails.Users on the post.office use @mydomain.com while users on exchange use @mydomain.net. Rather complex senario.
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You can get into nslookup and do the following -
Default Server: which1.tampa.yourdomain.com Address: 10.160.66.60 >set type=mx >digex.net digex.net preference = 10, mail exchanger = zamboni.mail.algx.net digex.net preference = 100, mail exchanger = dca1-mx.mail.algx.net digex.net nameserver = nsF.algx.net digex.net nameserver = nsE.algx.net zamboni.mail.algx.net internet address = 204.91.99.98 dca1-mx.mail.algx.net internet address = 204.91.241.15 dca1-mx.mail.algx.net internet address = 204.91.241.16 > >yourdomain.com you should get the MX information from your domain. If you don't, then you need to add the MX records to DNS. |
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I did the nslookup from my mail server.
The response i got was like this; #nslookup Default Server: nslookup.mydomain.com Address: "ipaddress" >set type > set type=mx >digex.net Server: ns1.mydomain.com Address: ipaddress digex.net preference = 10, mail exchanger = zamboni.mail.algx.net digex.net preference = 100, mail exchanger = dca1-mx.mail.algx.net digex.net nameserver = nsF.algx.net digex.net nameserver = nsE.algx.net zamboni.mail.algx.net internet address = 204.91.99.98 dca1-mx.mail.algx.net internet address = 204.91.241.15 dca1-mx.mail.algx.net internet address = 204.91.241.16 > > and that was all i saw. i didnt see "mydomain" at the end of it. meanwhile, i checked out my dns entry for my domain name in /var/named/domainname.db ( on my default dns server) and i realised that i have my MX record for my mail server in it already.
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