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Chapter 4, Status Codes and Messages 163

Status Codes

1. Examine the Backup Status and All Log Entries report for the appropriate time period

to determine the class or schedule that received the error.

2. Verify that the storage unit’s drives are not down or waiting for media from a

previous operation that did not complete.

3. Verify that all the storage units do not have their Maximum concurrent jobs attribute

set to 0 (for disk storage units) and Maximum concurrent drives used for backup

attribute set to 0 (for Media Manager storage units).

4. Verify that the robot number and host name in the storage unit configuration matches

the Media Manager device configuration.

5. Determine if all storage units are set to On demand only for a class and schedule

combination that does not require a specific storage unit. If this is the case, either

specify a storage unit for the class and schedule combination or turn off On demand

only for a storage unit.

6. If the storage unit is on a UNIX NetBackup media server, it could indicate a problem

with bpcd. Check /etc/inetd.conf on the media server to verify that the bpcd

entry is ok.

If the storage unit is on a Windows NT/2000 NetBackup media server, verify that the

NetBackup Client service has been started on the Windows NT/2000 NetBackup

media server.

7. For detailed troubleshooting information, create a bpsched activity log directory on

the master server and retry the operation. Then, check the resulting activity log.

Status Code: 214

Message: regular bpsched is already running

Explanation: The NetBackup scheduler (bpsched) performs periodic checking of the

class and schedule configuration to determine if there are new backups due. Error 214

indicates that when a new instance of NetBackup starts, it finds that a scheduler process is

already checking the class and schedule configuration.

Recommended Action: Usually, no action is required for this condition. However, NEVER

kill bpsched before doing some checking. For example, bpsched could be calling bpdbm

(NetBackup Database Manager service on Windows NT/2000) to clean up and compress

the catalogs.

To determine what the running bpsched is currently doing, examine the bpsched

activity log on the master server. If necessary, enable bpsched activity logging by creating

a bpsched activity log directory on the master server and retrying the operation.

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