Error V-126-3 bmrprep could not complete the requested operation
Updated: 21 May 2010 | 5 comments
Everytime we try to perform a "Prepare to Restore" operation on our NetBackup 6.0 MP3 clients, we receive the message:
Error V-126-3 bmrprep could not complete the requested operation.
Please see logs for additional information.
The SRT Solaris9_905 could not be shared by the Boot Server hosting it. Please verify that the required confirguration in the Boot Server is correct. The nfs daemons and configuration files need to be properly working for this operation to work.
Does anyone know how I can troubleshoot this problem?
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Hi,
I have just experienced the same problem;
I've fixed the issue to adding hostnames and IPs to /usr/openv/netbackup/bpconf and /etc/hosts files for each server (master,boot server and client). Try it.
And see the teschnote that is published by Symantec.
http://seer.entsupport.symantec.com/docs/284762.htm
FYI
I've done it but partially
I've done it to /etc/hosts
at the bp.conf there is another sintaxe or something?
could U send me an example please?
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Cláudio Veronezi Mendes
Eng Computação
Londrina - PR - Brazil
EMC / Solaris / Veritas
Claudio Veronezi Mendes
EMC TA - Pre Sales at Compwire
Londrina - Pr - Brazil
Generate image again
I've solved the problem creating a new image (iso) in server
thanks a lot
Cláudio Veronezi Mendes
Eng Computação
Londrina - PR - Brazil
EMC / Solaris / Veritas
Claudio Veronezi Mendes
EMC TA - Pre Sales at Compwire
Londrina - Pr - Brazil
See this below post also, it
See this below post also, it may help you more
http://www.symantec.com/connect/blogs/error-v-126-3-bmrprep-could-not-complete-requested-operation
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Zahid Haseeb
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HiI faced this problem also
Hi
I faced this problem also and got it solved.
The problem was not IP related, instead the / directory was full and so nothing could be written to the /tftpboot directory.
Maybe it is a usefull hint.
kr
Armin
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