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Michael Leone
Freeing disk spaceFebruary 05, 2019 04:59PM |
Hello! I'm still running 8.2.4.3 (haven't had time to upgrade, since we're
moving datacenter and changing to a new virtualization environment at the
same time).
Anyway, I'm very low on disk space, on the drive where my indexes are.
So I did an mminfo query for ssid/cloneid for savesets from 2013 that
still have a retention date in the future, and forced them to expire now.
(these are large savesets)
(I did a "nsrmm -e 02/05/2018 -o recycable -S <ssid>/<cloneid>")
I've done this in the past.
My question is, when is the actual disk space recovered? I tried doing an
"nsrim -X", but that hasn't freed up any space (yet), and I'm afraid I
will run out of space, and MEC won't help me because I'm on an old version
(my fault, not theirs, I totally understand that).
Anyway, what do I need to do to actual recover the disk space, now that
I've got a whole lot of expired savesets?
Thanks
--
Michael Leone
Network Administrator, ISM
Philadelphia Housing Authority
1800 South 32nd Street
Phila, PA 19145
Hours: 8AM - 4PM EST
Tel: 215-684-4180
Cell: 215-252-0143
<mailto:michael.leone@pha.phila.gov>
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moving datacenter and changing to a new virtualization environment at the
same time).
Anyway, I'm very low on disk space, on the drive where my indexes are.
So I did an mminfo query for ssid/cloneid for savesets from 2013 that
still have a retention date in the future, and forced them to expire now.
(these are large savesets)
(I did a "nsrmm -e 02/05/2018 -o recycable -S <ssid>/<cloneid>")
I've done this in the past.
My question is, when is the actual disk space recovered? I tried doing an
"nsrim -X", but that hasn't freed up any space (yet), and I'm afraid I
will run out of space, and MEC won't help me because I'm on an old version
(my fault, not theirs, I totally understand that).
Anyway, what do I need to do to actual recover the disk space, now that
I've got a whole lot of expired savesets?
Thanks
--
Michael Leone
Network Administrator, ISM
Philadelphia Housing Authority
1800 South 32nd Street
Phila, PA 19145
Hours: 8AM - 4PM EST
Tel: 215-684-4180
Cell: 215-252-0143
<mailto:michael.leone@pha.phila.gov>
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Re: Freeing disk space February 05, 2019 04:59PM |
Run Nsrim -XM 3 times
Then check again
Kind regards
Andrew Martin
07876 508818
On 5 Feb 2019, at 16:44, Michael Leone <Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov<mailto:Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov>> wrote:
Hello! I'm still running 8.2.4.3 (haven't had time to upgrade, since we're moving datacenter and changing to a new virtualization environment at the same time).
Anyway, I'm very low on disk space, on the drive where my indexes are.
So I did an mminfo query for ssid/cloneid for savesets from 2013 that still have a retention date in the future, and forced them to expire now. (these are large savesets)
(I did a "nsrmm -e 02/05/2018 -o recycable -S <ssid>/<cloneid>")
I've done this in the past.
My question is, when is the actual disk space recovered? I tried doing an "nsrim -X", but that hasn't freed up any space (yet), and I'm afraid I will run out of space, and MEC won't help me because I'm on an old version (my fault, not theirs, I totally understand that).
Anyway, what do I need to do to actual recover the disk space, now that I've got a whole lot of expired savesets?
Thanks
--
Michael Leone
Network Administrator, ISM
Philadelphia Housing Authority
1800 South 32nd Street
Phila, PA 19145
Hours: 8AM - 4PM EST
Tel: 215-684-4180
Cell: 215-252-0143
<mailto:michael.leone@pha.phila.gov>
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Then check again
Kind regards
Andrew Martin
07876 508818
On 5 Feb 2019, at 16:44, Michael Leone <Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov<mailto:Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov>> wrote:
Hello! I'm still running 8.2.4.3 (haven't had time to upgrade, since we're moving datacenter and changing to a new virtualization environment at the same time).
Anyway, I'm very low on disk space, on the drive where my indexes are.
So I did an mminfo query for ssid/cloneid for savesets from 2013 that still have a retention date in the future, and forced them to expire now. (these are large savesets)
(I did a "nsrmm -e 02/05/2018 -o recycable -S <ssid>/<cloneid>")
I've done this in the past.
My question is, when is the actual disk space recovered? I tried doing an "nsrim -X", but that hasn't freed up any space (yet), and I'm afraid I will run out of space, and MEC won't help me because I'm on an old version (my fault, not theirs, I totally understand that).
Anyway, what do I need to do to actual recover the disk space, now that I've got a whole lot of expired savesets?
Thanks
--
Michael Leone
Network Administrator, ISM
Philadelphia Housing Authority
1800 South 32nd Street
Phila, PA 19145
Hours: 8AM - 4PM EST
Tel: 215-684-4180
Cell: 215-252-0143
<mailto:michael.leone@pha.phila.gov>
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Michael Leone
Re: Freeing disk spaceFebruary 05, 2019 04:59PM |
The -M option for nsrim says it shouldn't be run in manual mode ...
–M Master mode (not advised for manual operation). Advises nsrim that it
is
being run by nsrd(1m) or another NetWorker daemon, that it should log
messages
with timestamps, and that it should perform any other behavior expected
by nsrd.
I can try running "nsrim -X" again ...
--
Michael Leone
Network Administrator, ISM
Philadelphia Housing Authority
1800 South 32nd Street
Phila, PA 19145
Hours: 8AM - 4PM EST
Tel: 215-684-4180
Cell: 215-252-0143
<mailto:michael.leone@pha.phila.gov>
"Andrew Martin" <andrew.martin@symstor.com> wrote on 02/05/2019 11:47:15
AM:
> From: "Andrew Martin" <andrew.martin@symstor.com>
> To: "EMC Data Protection Q & A" <EMC-DATAPROTECTION-
> L@listserv.temple.edu>, "Michael Leone" <Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov>
> Date: 02/05/2019 11:47 AM
> Subject: Re: [EMC-DataProtection-L] Freeing disk space
>
> Run Nsrim -XM 3 times
>
> Then check again
>
> Kind regards
>
> Andrew Martin
> 07876 508818
>
> On 5 Feb 2019, at 16:44, Michael Leone <Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov>
wrote:
> Hello! I'm still running 8.2.4.3 (haven't had time to upgrade, since
> we're moving datacenter and changing to a new virtualization
> environment at the same time).
>
> Anyway, I'm very low on disk space, on the drive where my indexes are.
> So I did an mminfo query for ssid/cloneid for savesets from 2013
> that still have a retention date in the future, and forced them to
> expire now. (these are large savesets)
>
> (I did a "nsrmm -e 02/05/2018 -o recycable -S <ssid>/<cloneid>")
>
> I've done this in the past.
>
> My question is, when is the actual disk space recovered? I tried
> doing an "nsrim -X", but that hasn't freed up any space (yet), and
> I'm afraid I will run out of space, and MEC won't help me because
> I'm on an old version (my fault, not theirs, I totally understand that).
>
> Anyway, what do I need to do to actual recover the disk space, now
> that I've got a whole lot of expired savesets?
>
> Thanks
>
>
> --
> Michael Leone
> Network Administrator, ISM
> Philadelphia Housing Authority
> 1800 South 32nd Street
> Phila, PA 19145
> Hours: 8AM - 4PM EST
> Tel: 215-684-4180
> Cell: 215-252-0143
> <mailto:michael.leone@pha.phila.gov>
>
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–M Master mode (not advised for manual operation). Advises nsrim that it
is
being run by nsrd(1m) or another NetWorker daemon, that it should log
messages
with timestamps, and that it should perform any other behavior expected
by nsrd.
I can try running "nsrim -X" again ...
--
Michael Leone
Network Administrator, ISM
Philadelphia Housing Authority
1800 South 32nd Street
Phila, PA 19145
Hours: 8AM - 4PM EST
Tel: 215-684-4180
Cell: 215-252-0143
<mailto:michael.leone@pha.phila.gov>
"Andrew Martin" <andrew.martin@symstor.com> wrote on 02/05/2019 11:47:15
AM:
> From: "Andrew Martin" <andrew.martin@symstor.com>
> To: "EMC Data Protection Q & A" <EMC-DATAPROTECTION-
> L@listserv.temple.edu>, "Michael Leone" <Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov>
> Date: 02/05/2019 11:47 AM
> Subject: Re: [EMC-DataProtection-L] Freeing disk space
>
> Run Nsrim -XM 3 times
>
> Then check again
>
> Kind regards
>
> Andrew Martin
> 07876 508818
>
> On 5 Feb 2019, at 16:44, Michael Leone <Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov>
wrote:
> Hello! I'm still running 8.2.4.3 (haven't had time to upgrade, since
> we're moving datacenter and changing to a new virtualization
> environment at the same time).
>
> Anyway, I'm very low on disk space, on the drive where my indexes are.
> So I did an mminfo query for ssid/cloneid for savesets from 2013
> that still have a retention date in the future, and forced them to
> expire now. (these are large savesets)
>
> (I did a "nsrmm -e 02/05/2018 -o recycable -S <ssid>/<cloneid>")
>
> I've done this in the past.
>
> My question is, when is the actual disk space recovered? I tried
> doing an "nsrim -X", but that hasn't freed up any space (yet), and
> I'm afraid I will run out of space, and MEC won't help me because
> I'm on an old version (my fault, not theirs, I totally understand that).
>
> Anyway, what do I need to do to actual recover the disk space, now
> that I've got a whole lot of expired savesets?
>
> Thanks
>
>
> --
> Michael Leone
> Network Administrator, ISM
> Philadelphia Housing Authority
> 1800 South 32nd Street
> Phila, PA 19145
> Hours: 8AM - 4PM EST
> Tel: 215-684-4180
> Cell: 215-252-0143
> <mailto:michael.leone@pha.phila.gov>
>
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Re: Freeing disk space February 05, 2019 05:59PM |
It’s ok to use master mode especially in these circumstances
Kind regards
Andrew Martin
07876 508818
On 5 Feb 2019, at 16:56, Michael Leone <Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov<mailto:Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov>> wrote:
The -M option for nsrim says it shouldn't be run in manual mode ...
–M Master mode (not advised for manual operation). Advises nsrim that it is
being run by nsrd(1m) or another NetWorker daemon, that it should log messages
with timestamps, and that it should perform any other behavior expected
by nsrd.
I can try running "nsrim -X" again ...
--
Michael Leone
Network Administrator, ISM
Philadelphia Housing Authority
1800 South 32nd Street
Phila, PA 19145
Hours: 8AM - 4PM EST
Tel: 215-684-4180
Cell: 215-252-0143
<mailto:michael.leone@pha.phila.gov>
"Andrew Martin" <andrew.martin@symstor.com<mailto:andrew.martin@symstor.com>> wrote on 02/05/2019 11:47:15 AM:
> From: "Andrew Martin" <andrew.martin@symstor.com<mailto:andrew.martin@symstor.com>>
> To: "EMC Data Protection Q & A" <EMC-DATAPROTECTION-
> L@listserv.temple.edu<mailto:L@listserv.temple.edu>>, "Michael Leone" <Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov<mailto:Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov>>
> Date: 02/05/2019 11:47 AM
> Subject: Re: [EMC-DataProtection-L] Freeing disk space
>
> Run Nsrim -XM 3 times
>
> Then check again
>
> Kind regards
>
> Andrew Martin
> 07876 508818
>
> On 5 Feb 2019, at 16:44, Michael Leone <Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov<mailto:Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov>> wrote:
> Hello! I'm still running 8.2.4.3 (haven't had time to upgrade, since
> we're moving datacenter and changing to a new virtualization
> environment at the same time).
>
> Anyway, I'm very low on disk space, on the drive where my indexes are.
> So I did an mminfo query for ssid/cloneid for savesets from 2013
> that still have a retention date in the future, and forced them to
> expire now. (these are large savesets)
>
> (I did a "nsrmm -e 02/05/2018 -o recycable -S <ssid>/<cloneid>")
>
> I've done this in the past.
>
> My question is, when is the actual disk space recovered? I tried
> doing an "nsrim -X", but that hasn't freed up any space (yet), and
> I'm afraid I will run out of space, and MEC won't help me because
> I'm on an old version (my fault, not theirs, I totally understand that).
>
> Anyway, what do I need to do to actual recover the disk space, now
> that I've got a whole lot of expired savesets?
>
> Thanks
>
>
> --
> Michael Leone
> Network Administrator, ISM
> Philadelphia Housing Authority
> 1800 South 32nd Street
> Phila, PA 19145
> Hours: 8AM - 4PM EST
> Tel: 215-684-4180
> Cell: 215-252-0143
> <mailto:michael.leone@pha.phila.gov>
>
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Kind regards
Andrew Martin
07876 508818
On 5 Feb 2019, at 16:56, Michael Leone <Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov<mailto:Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov>> wrote:
The -M option for nsrim says it shouldn't be run in manual mode ...
–M Master mode (not advised for manual operation). Advises nsrim that it is
being run by nsrd(1m) or another NetWorker daemon, that it should log messages
with timestamps, and that it should perform any other behavior expected
by nsrd.
I can try running "nsrim -X" again ...
--
Michael Leone
Network Administrator, ISM
Philadelphia Housing Authority
1800 South 32nd Street
Phila, PA 19145
Hours: 8AM - 4PM EST
Tel: 215-684-4180
Cell: 215-252-0143
<mailto:michael.leone@pha.phila.gov>
"Andrew Martin" <andrew.martin@symstor.com<mailto:andrew.martin@symstor.com>> wrote on 02/05/2019 11:47:15 AM:
> From: "Andrew Martin" <andrew.martin@symstor.com<mailto:andrew.martin@symstor.com>>
> To: "EMC Data Protection Q & A" <EMC-DATAPROTECTION-
> L@listserv.temple.edu<mailto:L@listserv.temple.edu>>, "Michael Leone" <Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov<mailto:Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov>>
> Date: 02/05/2019 11:47 AM
> Subject: Re: [EMC-DataProtection-L] Freeing disk space
>
> Run Nsrim -XM 3 times
>
> Then check again
>
> Kind regards
>
> Andrew Martin
> 07876 508818
>
> On 5 Feb 2019, at 16:44, Michael Leone <Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov<mailto:Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov>> wrote:
> Hello! I'm still running 8.2.4.3 (haven't had time to upgrade, since
> we're moving datacenter and changing to a new virtualization
> environment at the same time).
>
> Anyway, I'm very low on disk space, on the drive where my indexes are.
> So I did an mminfo query for ssid/cloneid for savesets from 2013
> that still have a retention date in the future, and forced them to
> expire now. (these are large savesets)
>
> (I did a "nsrmm -e 02/05/2018 -o recycable -S <ssid>/<cloneid>")
>
> I've done this in the past.
>
> My question is, when is the actual disk space recovered? I tried
> doing an "nsrim -X", but that hasn't freed up any space (yet), and
> I'm afraid I will run out of space, and MEC won't help me because
> I'm on an old version (my fault, not theirs, I totally understand that).
>
> Anyway, what do I need to do to actual recover the disk space, now
> that I've got a whole lot of expired savesets?
>
> Thanks
>
>
> --
> Michael Leone
> Network Administrator, ISM
> Philadelphia Housing Authority
> 1800 South 32nd Street
> Phila, PA 19145
> Hours: 8AM - 4PM EST
> Tel: 215-684-4180
> Cell: 215-252-0143
> <mailto:michael.leone@pha.phila.gov>
>
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John Claessen
Re: Freeing disk spaceFebruary 07, 2019 11:59AM |
Hi,
Check for old client entries in ../nsr/index.
Clients deleted from the GUI still have an entry there but depends on how you decom old clients.
Regards,
John.
From: EMC Data Protection Q & A <EMC-DATAPROTECTION-L@LISTSERV.TEMPLE.EDU> On Behalf Of Andrew Martin
Sent: Tuesday, 5 February 2019 18:17
To: EMC-DATAPROTECTION-L@LISTSERV.TEMPLE.EDU
Subject: Re: [EMC-DataProtection-L] Freeing disk space
It’s ok to use master mode especially in these circumstances
Kind regards
Andrew Martin
07876 508818
On 5 Feb 2019, at 16:56, Michael Leone <Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov<mailto:Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov>> wrote:
The -M option for nsrim says it shouldn't be run in manual mode ...
–M Master mode (not advised for manual operation). Advises nsrim that it is
being run by nsrd(1m) or another NetWorker daemon, that it should log messages
with timestamps, and that it should perform any other behavior expected
by nsrd.
I can try running "nsrim -X" again ...
--
Michael Leone
Network Administrator, ISM
Philadelphia Housing Authority
1800 South 32nd Street
Phila, PA 19145
Hours: 8AM - 4PM EST
Tel: 215-684-4180
Cell: 215-252-0143
<mailto:michael.leone@pha.phila.gov>
"Andrew Martin" <andrew.martin@symstor.com<mailto:andrew.martin@symstor.com>> wrote on 02/05/2019 11:47:15 AM:
> From: "Andrew Martin" <andrew.martin@symstor.com<mailto:andrew.martin@symstor.com>>
> To: "EMC Data Protection Q & A" <EMC-DATAPROTECTION-
> L@listserv.temple.edu<mailto:L@listserv.temple.edu>>, "Michael Leone" <Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov<mailto:Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov>>
> Date: 02/05/2019 11:47 AM
> Subject: Re: [EMC-DataProtection-L] Freeing disk space
>
> Run Nsrim -XM 3 times
>
> Then check again
>
> Kind regards
>
> Andrew Martin
> 07876 508818
>
> On 5 Feb 2019, at 16:44, Michael Leone <Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov<mailto:Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov>> wrote:
> Hello! I'm still running 8.2.4.3 (haven't had time to upgrade, since
> we're moving datacenter and changing to a new virtualization
> environment at the same time).
>
> Anyway, I'm very low on disk space, on the drive where my indexes are.
> So I did an mminfo query for ssid/cloneid for savesets from 2013
> that still have a retention date in the future, and forced them to
> expire now. (these are large savesets)
>
> (I did a "nsrmm -e 02/05/2018 -o recycable -S <ssid>/<cloneid>")
>
> I've done this in the past.
>
> My question is, when is the actual disk space recovered? I tried
> doing an "nsrim -X", but that hasn't freed up any space (yet), and
> I'm afraid I will run out of space, and MEC won't help me because
> I'm on an old version (my fault, not theirs, I totally understand that).
>
> Anyway, what do I need to do to actual recover the disk space, now
> that I've got a whole lot of expired savesets?
>
> Thanks
>
>
> --
> Michael Leone
> Network Administrator, ISM
> Philadelphia Housing Authority
> 1800 South 32nd Street
> Phila, PA 19145
> Hours: 8AM - 4PM EST
> Tel: 215-684-4180
> Cell: 215-252-0143
> <mailto:michael.leone@pha.phila.gov>
>
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Check for old client entries in ../nsr/index.
Clients deleted from the GUI still have an entry there but depends on how you decom old clients.
Regards,
John.
From: EMC Data Protection Q & A <EMC-DATAPROTECTION-L@LISTSERV.TEMPLE.EDU> On Behalf Of Andrew Martin
Sent: Tuesday, 5 February 2019 18:17
To: EMC-DATAPROTECTION-L@LISTSERV.TEMPLE.EDU
Subject: Re: [EMC-DataProtection-L] Freeing disk space
It’s ok to use master mode especially in these circumstances
Kind regards
Andrew Martin
07876 508818
On 5 Feb 2019, at 16:56, Michael Leone <Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov<mailto:Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov>> wrote:
The -M option for nsrim says it shouldn't be run in manual mode ...
–M Master mode (not advised for manual operation). Advises nsrim that it is
being run by nsrd(1m) or another NetWorker daemon, that it should log messages
with timestamps, and that it should perform any other behavior expected
by nsrd.
I can try running "nsrim -X" again ...
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Philadelphia Housing Authority
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"Andrew Martin" <andrew.martin@symstor.com<mailto:andrew.martin@symstor.com>> wrote on 02/05/2019 11:47:15 AM:
> From: "Andrew Martin" <andrew.martin@symstor.com<mailto:andrew.martin@symstor.com>>
> To: "EMC Data Protection Q & A" <EMC-DATAPROTECTION-
> L@listserv.temple.edu<mailto:L@listserv.temple.edu>>, "Michael Leone" <Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov<mailto:Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov>>
> Date: 02/05/2019 11:47 AM
> Subject: Re: [EMC-DataProtection-L] Freeing disk space
>
> Run Nsrim -XM 3 times
>
> Then check again
>
> Kind regards
>
> Andrew Martin
> 07876 508818
>
> On 5 Feb 2019, at 16:44, Michael Leone <Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov<mailto:Michael.Leone@pha.phila.gov>> wrote:
> Hello! I'm still running 8.2.4.3 (haven't had time to upgrade, since
> we're moving datacenter and changing to a new virtualization
> environment at the same time).
>
> Anyway, I'm very low on disk space, on the drive where my indexes are.
> So I did an mminfo query for ssid/cloneid for savesets from 2013
> that still have a retention date in the future, and forced them to
> expire now. (these are large savesets)
>
> (I did a "nsrmm -e 02/05/2018 -o recycable -S <ssid>/<cloneid>")
>
> I've done this in the past.
>
> My question is, when is the actual disk space recovered? I tried
> doing an "nsrim -X", but that hasn't freed up any space (yet), and
> I'm afraid I will run out of space, and MEC won't help me because
> I'm on an old version (my fault, not theirs, I totally understand that).
>
> Anyway, what do I need to do to actual recover the disk space, now
> that I've got a whole lot of expired savesets?
>
> Thanks
>
>
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> Philadelphia Housing Authority
> 1800 South 32nd Street
> Phila, PA 19145
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> Tel: 215-684-4180
> Cell: 215-252-0143
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