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Re: Incremental NDMP backup after volume migration.
by Roger Stansfield 30 Sep '05

30 Sep '05

After getting some advice on this list (don't use ndmpcopy, use Snapmirror), I raised this as a support case with NetApp. Since someone asked me feed back any answers to toasters, here is the essence of the NetApp reply after they had made a practical test: After doing: incremental Veritas Netbackup by ndmp of vol2 ndmpcopy /vol/vol2 /vol/vol2flex (to migrate to a flexible volume, vol2 is traditional) vol rename vol2 vol2trad vol rename vol2flex vol2 An incremental Netbackup by ndmp of vol2 now backs up all files (as a level 0). Roger Stansfield. >Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2005 11:55:18 +0100 >To: toasters(a)mathworks.com >From: Roger Stansfield <r.stansfield(a)rri.sari.ac.uk> >Subject: Incremental NDMP backup after volume migration. > >I asked the following on the NOW Backup Community Forum but I haven't yet >had any reply. Can anyone help, please? > >I have upgraded to ONTAP 7.0.1R1. I shall use ndmpcopy to copy vol2 to a >new vol2flex- there's enough space. I shall remame vol2 to vol2trad and >vol2flex to vol2. vol2 contains files accessed by CIFS. > >We run nightly ndmp incremental backups (Netbackup, Windows). > >1. Will the backup after the volume renaming be as normal (because most >file modification times are still prior to the last incremental) or will >we get a backup of everything (because some archive status bit shows none >of the files have been previously backed up)? > >2. To migrate, I may, in the event, do a level 0 ndmpcopy on a live system >followed by a level 1 ndmpcopy with the volume restricted. Does this make >a difference? > >3. Later, I shall handle vol1 which has files accessed by both NFS and >CIFS. Will the situation be different on this volume? > >4. If a "level 0" backup is going to be produced, is there some way of >avoiding this or are there good reasons why we should want to get a full >backup? -- > Roger Stansfield, > Rowett Research Institute, Bucksburn, Aberdeen, AB21 9SB, Scotland, U.K. > Telephone: 01224 716677. Fax: 01224 715349. > mailto:R.Stansfield@rri.sari.ac.uk http://www.rowett.ac.uk/

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Re: moving shelves between heads
by Blake Golliher 30 Sep '05

30 Sep '05

Yup that will work just fine. You should watch to make sure the network cards are in the same spots as they are in your replacement head, or you'll be stuck trying to configure the nic on the console with only rdfile/wrfile to do it*. You don't need to worry about the disk HBA's at all, they can be anywhere allowable. I witnessed this happen in production not long ago, with a 840 to a 960. Worked as smooth as anything. Of course that's only true if you maintain platform arch. Since the 840 is an Intel based system, and the 960 is an Intel based system it works fine. But if you have a 760, and you want to just attach it's shelves to a 960 and have it boot, there are problem since the 760 is an Alpha (DEC/Alpha 21164 proc @600mhz, 'cause I knew you were going to ask) under the hood, OnTap will have to be changed before it'll work. It's not impossible, just harder. But that's only if you have a 980 you want to be a spare for a 760, or visa versa. Probably not to relevant. But then, I'm rambling. Whatever happened to the idea of partitioned nvram cards on the filer, with infiniband switches for something close to N+1 failover? Like, having 5 heads with 4 in production, the 5th is a hot standby that can be a cluster partner to any one of the 4 production systems. If one of the 4 nodes crash, that 5th head is available to do a CFO for that head. That'd be hot. Toss in a vixel (dumb)switch for disk connectivity... -Blake *when, oh WHEN, will there be something other then 1980's concat type editor OnTap? Can't we get something like pico into OnTap one fine day? > On 9/29/05, John Jetmore <jetmore(a)cinergycom.com> wrote: > > > > My company is working on upgrading our netapp infrastructure. At the > > moment we have quite a few F760s with a spare F760 head we can swap out if > > any of the others die. Someone today raised a question of whether the > > spare head had to be the same as the production head. That is, could we > > commit to buying anything from the 900 series lineand then use, say, a 980 > > to spare for a 960? > > > > So the question boils down to, could I take the shelves off of a 960 and > > move them to a 980 and have it "just work"? I have my own guess on > > whether it would work but I though someone may no for sure or have tried > > it. > > > > Thanks > > --John > > >

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moving shelves between heads
by John Jetmore 29 Sep '05

29 Sep '05

My company is working on upgrading our netapp infrastructure. At the moment we have quite a few F760s with a spare F760 head we can swap out if any of the others die. Someone today raised a question of whether the spare head had to be the same as the production head. That is, could we commit to buying anything from the 900 series lineand then use, say, a 980 to spare for a 960? So the question boils down to, could I take the shelves off of a 960 and move them to a 980 and have it "just work"? I have my own guess on whether it would work but I though someone may no for sure or have tried it. Thanks --John

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VFM/StorageX remote replication agent capacity/scalability
by Hill, Aaron 28 Sep '05

28 Sep '05

Hi there, Does anyone have any capacity/scalability limitations they can share regarding VFM (or StorageX) and its remote replication agents? I cannot seem to get any information from Network Appliance. Scenario; * Using VFM 5.5 to manage (and monitor) the replication of data from 1 filer to many (maybe 1000+) Windows 2003 servers. * 1-way replication over many WAN links of varying capacity, latency etc. Effectively a "push" from filer to Windows servers. * Windows servers have the remote replication agent installed. * Data will be scheduled to transfer during specific times. * Expected maximum of 1-2Gb of data to be baseline synchronisation. * Expected <1mb per day changes to be replicated. Has anyone implemented anything of this scale or larger? Is there a maximum number of replications that a single VFM server & the replication agent infrastructure can manage? Is it a function of VFM/StorageX, Windows Server 2003, the filers or all the above? Thanks in advance for any experiences, Aaron ************** IMPORTANT MESSAGE ************** This e-mail message is intended only for the addressee(s) and contains information which may be confidential. If you are not the intended recipient please advise the sender by return email, do not use or disclose the contents, and delete the message and any attachments from your system. Unless specifically indicated, this email does not constitute formal advice or commitment by the sender or the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ABN 48 123 123 124) or its subsidiaries. We can be contacted through our web site: commbank.com.au. If you no longer wish to receive commercial electronic messages from us, please reply to this e-mail by typing Unsubscribe in the subject line. ***************************************************************

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