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NetBackup 4.5 Troubleshooting Guide for Windows - Symantec

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

16:11:04.185 [1660.3324] SetRestoreJobProperties: Device Name: \\ADAJ\f$<br />

16:11:04.185 [1660.3324] SetRestoreJobProperties: Path: temp\be_restore<br />

16:11:06.318 [1660.3324] SetBEDrivesToUnknown: Obtained 2 drives<br />

16:11:09.162 [1660.3324] write_BE_restore_progress: sending job status<br />

message to bprd: JOB_START:DELL_2<br />

A portion of the bpcd debug log below shows that the Backup Exec job was successfully<br />

completed:<br />

16:12:17.889 [1660.3324] StartBERestoreJob: Backup Exec Job Status: 5<br />

16:12:17.889 [1660.3324] write_BE_restore_progress: sending job status<br />

message to bprd: JOB_SUCCESS<br />

16:12:19.311 [1660.3324] FreeBELibrary: Successfully unloaded beutil.dll<br />

A portion of the bprd debug log below shows bprd receiving the JOB_START and<br />

JOB_SUCCESS status from bpcd:<br />

16:11:09.162 [2540.3248] close_BE_restore_connection: recieved JOB_START<br />

from bpcd<br />

16:12:17.889 [2540.3248] close_BE_restore_connection: recieved JOB_SUCCESS<br />

from bpcd<br />

16:12:17.889 [2540.3248] close_BE_restore_connection: sending disconnect<br />

request to bpcdor command line.<br />

Examples<br />

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

By looking at the debug logs, the exact stage where a file restore problem occurred can be<br />

determined.<br />

Example 1: If the bprestore command did not specify the -F parameter, the bprd<br />

debug log indicates that client_flops has not been set:<br />

16:22:54.735 [3476.2644] restorefiles: clnt_flops = 0<br />

Example 2: If the <strong>NetBackup</strong> Volume Manager service is not running on the media server<br />

that contains the Backup Exec catalogs corresponding to the image, the bpcd and bptm<br />

debug logs indicate the problem. The following is an example bpcd log on the media<br />

server that contains the Backup Exec catalogs corresponding to the image:<br />

16:25:25.918 [1600.4028] bpcd main: BPCD_RESTORE_IMAGE_FILES_RQST<br />

16:25:25.918 [1600.4028] bpcd_restore_image_files: browse_client= adaj<br />

16:25:25.918 [1600.4028] bpcd_restore_image_files: requesting_client= adaj<br />

16:25:25.918 [1600.4028] bpcd_restore_image_files: destination_client= adaj<br />

16:25:25.918 [1600.4028] bpcd_restore_image_files: client_type= 13<br />

16:25:25.918 [1600.4028] bpcd_restore_image_files: mediaid= BE0001<br />

Appendix D, Backup Exec Tape Reader <strong>for</strong> <strong>NetBackup</strong> 487<br />

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

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