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NetBackup 4.5 Troubleshooting Guide for Windows - Symantec

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<strong>Troubleshooting</strong> with the Debug Logs<br />

<strong>NetBackup</strong> <strong>4.5</strong> <strong>Troubleshooting</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Windows</strong><br />

bpcd will be launched on host dell_2 and will launch bptm to obtain the ADAMM GUID<br />

corresponding to Media Manager media ID BE0001. This can be seen in the bpcd debug<br />

log on the media server host <strong>for</strong> text such as the following:<br />

16:11:00.950 [1660.3324] bpcd main: BPCD_RESTORE_IMAGE_FILES_RQST<br />

16:11:00.960 [1660.3324] bpcd_restore_image_files: browse_client= adaj<br />

16:11:00.960 [1660.3324] bpcd_restore_image_files: requesting_client= adaj<br />

16:11:00.960 [1660.3324] bpcd_restore_image_files: destination_client= adaj<br />

16:11:00.960 [1660.3324] bpcd_restore_image_files: client_type= 13<br />

16:11:00.960 [1660.3324] bpcd_restore_image_files: mediaid= BE0001<br />

16:11:00.960 [1660.3324] bpcd_restore_image_files: keyword= 22<br />

16:11:00.980 [1660.3324] bpcd_restore_image_files: obj_desc= NULL<br />

16:11:00.980 [1660.3324] bpcd_restore_image_files: keep= 1<br />

16:11:00.980 [1660.3324] bpcd_restore_image_files: progress_file=<br />

/G/nb/<strong>NetBackup</strong>/logs/user_ops/adonijah/logs/NBWIN007<br />

16:11:00.980 [1660.3324] bpcd_restore_image_files: rename_file= NONE<br />

16:11:00.980 [1660.3324] bpcd_restore_image_files: commit= 0<br />

16:11:00.980 [1660.3324] bpcd_restore_image_files: dirByteCount= 0<br />

16:11:00.980 [1660.3324] bpcd_restore_image_files: tempDirectory= NONE<br />

16:11:00.980 [1660.3324] bpcd_restore_image_files: mountDatabase= 0<br />

16:11:00.980 [1660.3324] bpcd_restore_image_files: beFilePathLen= 19<br />

16:11:00.980 [1660.3324] bpcd_restore_image_files: beRedirectionPath=<br />

\f$\temp\be_restore<br />

16:11:01.010 [1660.3324] createProcessWithOutput: CreateProcess of<br />

>D:\nb\<strong>NetBackup</strong>\bin\bptm.exe -guid -ev BE0001 -cmd<<br />

16:11:01.992 [1660.3324] MediaID2MediaGuid: Backup Exec media id BE0001 has<br />

guid {6EE3FFEF-B111-4EDD-97C1-78931D988268} (voldb: dell_2)<br />

The previous text indicates that bptm obtained the ADAMM GUID<br />

{6EE3FFEF-B111-4EDD-97C1-78931D988268} corresponding to Media Manager media ID<br />

BE0001 from the Media Manager volume database on host voldb (dell_2).<br />

A portion of the bpcd debug log below shows the Backup Exec files being added to the<br />

restore selection list and the restore job being launched on host dell_2:<br />

16:11:04.185 [1660.3324] StartRestoreJob: adding Backup Exec path:<br />

util\mykill to selection list<br />

16:11:04.185 [1660.3324] StartRestoreJob: adding Backup Exec file:<br />

pkill.cpp to selection list<br />

16:11:04.185 [1660.3324] GetRedirectionDeviceAndPath: NT Share Name f$<br />

486 <strong>NetBackup</strong> <strong>Troubleshooting</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> - <strong>Windows</strong> NT/2000<br />

<strong>NetBackup</strong> <strong>4.5</strong> <strong>Troubleshooting</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Windows</strong>

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