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The document describes several Netbackup daemons, including their descriptions, what starts and stops them, and the location of their logs. The daemons control backup, restore, archiving, job management, and other processes. Key daemons include bpbrm for backup/restore management, bpbkar for backup archiving, and bpdbm for the master server database.

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Book 1

The document describes several Netbackup daemons, including their descriptions, what starts and stops them, and the location of their logs. The daemons control backup, restore, archiving, job management, and other processes. Key daemons include bpbrm for backup/restore management, bpbkar for backup archiving, and bpdbm for the master server database.

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Netbackup Daemons bpbrm bpbkar bpdbm

Description Backup/restore manager Backup archiver Master server database manager

Started by bpsched bpsched bpbrm command to backup and restore Start of restore operation from the UI bpdbm

bprd

Request daemon

bprestore bpjobd nbpem nbjm nbrb nbemm bpbrm

Restore daemon handler Job daemon Policy execution manager NetBackup Job Manager binary Resource Broker NetBackup Resource Broker

nbpem nbjm

Stopped by Finished backup/restore process creates backup archive images After database access is completed when an opration ends Completed backup or restore operation Completed restore operation Completed backup or restore operation Manages all current, scheduled and expired policies and priorities of policies completion of a job when nbemm finishes allocates resources and sends that information to nbjm

Location of Log /usr/openv/netbackup/logs/bpbrm/bpbrm.log /usr/openv/netbackup/logs/bpbkar/bpbkar.log /usr/openv/netbackup/logs/bpdm/bpdm.log

/usr/openv/netbackup/logs/bprd/bprd.log

/usr/openv/netbackup/logs/bprestore.log /usr/openv/netbackup/logs/bpjobd/log /usr/openv/logs/nbpem/ /usr/openv/logs/nbjm/ /usr/openv/logs/nbrb/

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