From archived email messages I have ascertained that the F760 was running DOT 6.0.1R3 that at that time (3/2004) was only shown as "earlier releases" on NOW, not in the active supported version list. NDMPcopy did not work via either push or pull between the F760 running DOT 6.0.1R3 and the FAS250 running 6.5 since no client existed in DOT 6.0.1R3 or version compatibility issue.
Options at that time were: 1. Upgrade first to 6.2 then to 6.5 2. Use NT/W2K (AS) Java NDMP copy client running on NT 4 workstation (there was a Net App PS internal tech guide on this process) 3. Use "volcopy", copying whole volume; requires complete downtime (10 - 20 hours pending on number of network interfaces and their speeds; could add Fiber GigE for connection to Copper GigE on FAS 250 if a swtich supporting both Fiber and copper is available) 4. Use third party remote data replication software like "Secure Copy", "Robo Copy" for Windows data and "rsync" for UNIX data; requires long time (20 -30 hours) and two different processes for the two types of data
Option 1 was deemed problematic since two upgrades are involved so more could go wrong potentially
Option 2 was chosen and executed with no problem.
Option 3 & 4 were not recommended due to long outage.
-----Original Message----- From: Tim [mailto:tmacmd@gmail.com] Sent: Thursday, October 27, 2005 3:40 AM To: Pou Lee Cc: Jeff Mohler; Toasters List Subject: Re: NDMP Copy for windows..
If the java NDMPcopy worked on 6.2 (which it should have since ndmp has been around in ONTAP for a long time) then the ndmpcopy program would have also worked from the FAS250:
fas250> ndmpcopy -sa root760:pass f760:/vol/src fas250:/vol/dest
Of course, you could also rsh/ssh the command to keep the console/command-line free.
Why not upgrade the F760 to the latest 6.5 code for the migration?
mmm....?
Pou Lee wrote:
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