Netbackup Cheat Sheet

Master Server Daemons/Processes Request daemonbprd Schedulerbpsched (started with bprd) Netbackup database managerbpdbm (started with bpsched) Job Monitorbpjobd (started with bpdbm) Media Server Daemons/Processes Communications daemonbpcd Backup and restore managerbpbrm...

NetBackup Tutorial: Steps to verify device configuration using "robtest"

NetBackup Tutorial: Steps to verify device configuration using "robtest" The process to absolutely verify that the drive path mapping is correct on all of the media servers is a bit time consuming, but will ensure that everything is correct.  Step 1  Please note...

Netbackup (CLI) Important Commands (Useful Commands) and Explanations

Being a NetBackup backup administrator we should know minimum commands to manage our regular tasks with a simple CLI commands, here I listed few which should know by every NetBackup administrator. Master Server 1) Check the license details/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/get_license_key 2)...

15 Must Know Windows Run Commands - Updated

On the Microsoft Windows operating system, the Run command is used to directly open an application or document whose path is known. We will show up you 15 awesome Run commands that’d helps you to bypass a series of clicks, thereby making things faster in your daily usage...

Upgrade from Windows Server 2003 Domain Controller to Windows Server 2008

Introduction I have been using Windows Server 2003 for years and I believe its time to shift and try using Windows Server 2008, I have downloaded RC0 and decided to Upgrade my Domain Controller, which is also a DNS & DHCP Server to Windows Server 2008 Standard Edition RC0. In this article, I will show you step by step how to perform an in-place upgrade for a Domain Controller...

Useful VMware Commands

Useful VMware Commands Restart management services:Service mgmt-vmware restart Find DNS servers:Cat /etc/resolv.conf Check ESX version:esxupdate query Restart vmware management:service vmware-vpxa restartservice mgmt- vmware restart vdf –hview partion info (disk space etc) ls –larthlist files in a directory in by GB, MB (easy to see file sizes) ls –larth *delta*as above but only...