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07-21-2010 06:28 AM
07-21-2010 06:28 AM
Ignite backup - testing procedure
Hi all,
I am a bit new to this ignite backups, and was tasked to test it but I have no real idea where to begin.
It was asked that I stop the ignite process prior to it beginning, but I am not even sure how it starts initially.
And then how do I stop it safely?
Then I must use "mc" to move the tape to the drive, and do a tar on the tape to test it.
This all runs on HPUX11i systems.
I am not sure what version of ignite is running.
And I have no real idea as to where I must begin.
To sum it up;
1. Where can I find the scripts/configs that triggers ignite?
2. How do I know what time it starts so I do not interfere with and test the tape at a safe time?
3. I am sure "mc" I can figure out, but any help will be appreciated.
4. How do I do a tar to test the tape?
Any help greatly appreciated.
Thanks
I am a bit new to this ignite backups, and was tasked to test it but I have no real idea where to begin.
It was asked that I stop the ignite process prior to it beginning, but I am not even sure how it starts initially.
And then how do I stop it safely?
Then I must use "mc" to move the tape to the drive, and do a tar on the tape to test it.
This all runs on HPUX11i systems.
I am not sure what version of ignite is running.
And I have no real idea as to where I must begin.
To sum it up;
1. Where can I find the scripts/configs that triggers ignite?
2. How do I know what time it starts so I do not interfere with and test the tape at a safe time?
3. I am sure "mc" I can figure out, but any help will be appreciated.
4. How do I do a tar to test the tape?
Any help greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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07-21-2010 08:16 AM
07-21-2010 08:16 AM
Re: Ignite backup - testing procedure
Hi codenjanod,
You can use the "make_tape_recovery" command to backup to tape.
E.G. make_tape_recovery -x inc_entire=vg00 -I -v -a /dev/rmt/?mn
You can use cron to schedule the time to start.
To check the tape
Insert the tape and do:
mt -f /dev/rmt/?mn rew
tar -tvf /dev/rmt/?mn
The only real way to check that it worked successfully is to boot from the tape and restore.
This post should probably be posted in the HPUX area though.....
You can use the "make_tape_recovery" command to backup to tape.
E.G. make_tape_recovery -x inc_entire=vg00 -I -v -a /dev/rmt/?mn
You can use cron to schedule the time to start.
To check the tape
Insert the tape and do:
mt -f /dev/rmt/?mn rew
tar -tvf /dev/rmt/?mn
The only real way to check that it worked successfully is to boot from the tape and restore.
This post should probably be posted in the HPUX area though.....
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