Nsrlcpd is started as a process on the storage node when the autochanger
is enabled... You should go to devices in NMC - look under library
tree and right button on the library to see if you can Enable it...
If nsrlcpd doesn't start you might have an issue with your storage node
config...
On the storage node you need both the client and storage node packages..
The servers file on the storage node has to have the server in it, maybe
that's not right...
For all your clients, you must have the *server* in their servers file -
not much value in having the storage node listed.
If all looks good - then perhaps the fact that fqdn's are being reported
in the log may point to an issue with dns - your client records -
including the client record for the sn should be unqualified names, the
fqdn's should be in the aliases list for the client though.
Networker is very touchy with dns because it relies a lot on dns reverse
lookups.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: EMC NetWorker discussion
> [mailto:NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU] On Behalf Of angelohl
> Sent: Friday, 21 December 2007 2:46 PM
> To: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
> Subject: [Networker] Install a remote Storage Node
>
> Afer removing the SN from the NWS, and running jbconfig on
> the SN in Site2 (rap05c) again:
>
> C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>inquire
> [email protected]:SlimtypeDVDRW SSW-8015S HGS4|CD-ROM
> [email protected]:LSI MegaRAID 8308ELP1.03|Disk
> S/N:
> 0051f204942787610e00944a00b00506
>
>
> WWNN=600605B0004A94000E6187279404F251
>
> [email protected]: RAID DummyDevice 0001|Unknown Device Type
> [email protected]:IBM ULTRIUM-TD3 6B20|Tape, \\.\Tape0
> S/N: 1210307630
> ATNN=IBM
> ULTRIUM-TD3 12103076
> 30
> WWNN=500308C09C356000
> WWPN=500308C09C356001
> PORT=00000001
> [email protected]:IBM ULTRIUM-TD3 6B20|Tape, \\.\Tape1
> S/N: 1210307931
> ATNN=IBM
> ULTRIUM-TD3 12103079
> 31
> WWNN=500308C09C356004
> WWPN=500308C09C356005
> PORT=00000001
> [email protected]:ADIC Scalar i500 400G|Autochanger
> (Jukebox), \\.\Changer0
> S/N: ADICA0C0187729_LLA
> ATNN=ADIC A0C0187729_LLA
>
> C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>
>
> C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>jbconfig -s rap05h
>
> Jbconfig is running on .....omitted for space..
> The following drive(s) can be auto-configured in this jukebox:
> 1> LTO Ultrium-3 @ 7.0.0 ==> \\.\Tape0
> 2> LTO Ultrium-3 @ 7.1.0 ==> \\.\Tape1
> These are all the drives that this jukebox has reported.
>
> To change the drive model(s) or configure them as shared or
> NDMP drives,
> you need to bypass auto-configure. Bypass auto-configure?
> (yes / no) [no] n
>
> Jukebox has been added successfully
>
> The following configuration options have been set:
>
> > Jukebox description to the control port and model.
> > Autochanger control port to the port at which we found it.
> > Autocleaning off.
> > Barcode reading to on.
> > Volume labels that match the barcodes.
>
> You can review and change the characteristics of the
> autochanger and its
> associated devices using the NetWorker Management Console.
>
> Would you like to configure another jukebox? (yes/no) [no]n
>
> C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>
>
>
> I then went back on the NWS to configure the new SN in the
> library, which appeared to work fine. Yet even though I could
> now see the tapes that are in the jukebox, when I went to
> inventory those tapes in Tape0 (it takes becuase I see the
> entry nsrd [Jukebox `rd=rap05c:ClassPA', operation 13].
> Initiated operation `operation: "Inventory"; operation slots:
> "1-120"; '., I keep seeing the message in the log section in
> the console:
>
> nsrmmgd Jukebox `rd=rap05c:ClassPA' is unavailable. nsrlcpd
> is not running for this jukebox
>
> :-(
>
> So, for grins, I edited the servers file in a client in Site2
> (rap01c), to include the NWS in it (rap05h, it already has
> it's SN already in it), and on the NWS I created a TestGroup
> to include only the client in it and tried to run it, after
> it started, I saw these last few entries in the daemon.raw on the NWS:
>
>
> nsrd savegroup info: starting TestGroup (with 1 client(s))
>
> savegrp command ' savefs -s rap05h.microshaft.com -c rap01c
> -g TestGroup -p -l full -R -v
> -F "c:\temp"' for client rap01c exited with return code 1.
>
> savegrp job (10) host: rap01c savepoint: rap01c:Probe had
> SEVERE indication(s) at completion.
>
> nsrd rap05h.microshaft.com:index:rap01c saving to pool
> 'Default' (NYU000)
>
> nsrd rap05h.microshaft.com:index:rap01c done saving to pool
> 'Default' (NYU000)
>
> nsrd savegroup info: Added 'rap05h.microshaft.com' to the
> group 'TestGroup' for bootstrap backup.
>
> nsrd rap05h.microshaft.com:bootstrap saving to pool 'Default' (NYU000)
>
> nsrmmdbd media db is saving its data. This may take a while.
>
> nsrd rap05h.microshaft.com:bootstrap done saving to pool
> 'Default' (NYU000) 206 KB
>
> nsrd savegroup failure alert: TestGroup Completed/Aborted,
> Total 2 client(s), 0 Clients disabled, 0 Hostname(s)
> Unresolved, 1 Failed, 1 Succeeded. TestGroup completed,
> Total 2 client(s), 1 Failed, 1 Succeeded. Please see group
> completion details for more information. Failed: rap01c
> Succeeded: rap05h.microshaft.com saveset
> rap01c:rap01c:index: percentage of inactive files by count:
> 0.00, by space: 0.00 saveset
> rap05h.microshaft.com:rap05h.microshaft.com:bootstrap:
> percentage of inactive files by count: 0.00, by space: 0.00
> Start time: Thu Dec 20 15:07:35 2007 End time: Thu Dec
> 20 15:07:39 2007 --- Never Started Save Sets --- savegrp: rap01c:c:
>
> nsrd savegroup alert: TestGroup completed, Total 2 client(s),
> 1 Failed, 1 Succeeded. Please see group completion details
> for more information. Failed: rap01c Succeeded:
> rap05h.microshaft.com saveset rap01c:rap01c:index:
> percentage of inactive files by count: 0.00, by space: 0.00
> saveset
> rap05h.microshaft.com:rap05h.microshaft.com:bootstrap:
> percentage of inactive files by count: 0.00, by space: 0.00
> Start time: Thu Dec 20 15:07:35 2007 End time: Thu Dec
> 20 15:07:39 2007 --- Never Started Save Sets --- savegrp: rap01c:c:
>
> nsrd runq: NSR group TestGroup exited with return code 1.
>
> nsrd write completion notice: Writing to volume NYU000 complete
>
> nsrmmgd Started nsrlcpd on host `rap05c' with command line
> options '-s rap05h.microshaft.com -N 1 -n 11 '.
>
> nsrd [Jukebox `rd=rap05c:ClassPA', operation 13]. Initiated
> operation `operation: "Inventory"; operation slots: "1-120"; '.
>
> nsrmmgd Jukebox `rd=rap05c:ClassPA' is unavailable. nsrlcpd
> is not running for this jukebox.
>
> nsrd [Jukebox `rd=rap05c:ClassPA', operation # 13]. Finished
> with status: retryable
>
> nsrmmgd Started nsrlcpd on host `rap05c' with command line
> options '-s rap05h.microshaft.com -N 1 -n 12 '.
>
> ......Hmmm, I'm confused, what is the problem???
>
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