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NDMP, NDMPcopy howto?
hello,
we have problems transfering data using NDMPcopy between two DSS storage servers. we have activated NDMP on both servers and we have activated NDMP for the source share and the destination share.
we than tried to use ndmpcopy to transfer the data:
ndmpcopy -sa ... -da ... 10.10.0.100:/share 10.10.0.101:/share
... but this does not work:
Connecting to 10.10.0.100.
Connecting to 10.10.0.101.
10.10.0.100: CONNECT: Connection established.
10.10.0.101: CONNECT: Connection established.
10.10.0.100: LOG: Backup: ERROR: /share/ is not in access list
10.10.0.101: Connection halted: HALT: Connect error!
Elapsed time: 0 hours, 0 minutes, 2 seconds.
which "access list" is he talking about? as i've written above: we've activated NDMP in general for both NAS and we activated NDMP for both the source and the destination share. is there any setting else, we have to do?
thanks,
harald
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I had our engineers look into this for you and they would like for you to try it with the following syntax:
./ndmpcopy 10.10.0.100:/dssSshares/new-one
10.10.0.101:/dssDroot/backup -sa root:admin -da root:admin
Where new-one and backup are the names of his shares, engineers stated that it should work with the above command.
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Hi Harald,
where did you get ndmpcopy from?
Is this available for Linux?
Thanks
cheers
Matthias