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한국어 Português Español USA Site: Veritas Veritas PartnerNet STATUS CODE 70: "Cannot connect on vmd" errors occur when configuring devices for a Media Server, even though vmd (the Volume Manager daemon/service) is running on the Media Server and connectivity to the Media Server is known to be good. Article:000031881 Publish: Article URL:http://www.veritas.com/docs/000031881 Support / Article Sign In Remember me Forgot Password? Don't have a Veritas Account? Create a Veritas Account now! Welcome First Last Your Profile Logout Sign in to Subscribe Please sign in to set up your subscription. Close Sign In Print Article Products Article Languages Subscribe to this Article Manage your Subscriptions Problem STATUS CODE 70: "Cannot connect on vmd" errors occur when configuring devices for a Media Server, even though vmd (the Volume Manager daemon/service) is running on the Media Server and connectivity to the Media Server is known to be good. Error Message Error connecting to oprd on : cannot connect on vmd (70) Solution Overview: "Cannot connect on vmd" errors (Figure 1) occur when configuring devices for a Media Server, even though vmd (the Volume Manager daemon/service) is running on the Media Server and connectivity to the Media Server is known to be good.Figure 1 Troubleshooting: If the Master Server does not have a "server list" entry for the Media Server in question, this error can be seen.Log Files: N/AResolution: On the Master Server, ensure that the Media Server has been added to the Master Server's "Server" and "Media Server" lists.UNIX Master Servers Edit the /usr/openv/netbackup/bp.conf file and ensure that there is a "SERVER=" line for any machines being used as a Media Server in the NetBackup Environment. The Master Server name should be the first SERVER entry in the server list. Example bp.conf excerpt: SERVER = NBUMASTER SERVER = NBUMEDIA01 Ensure also that there is a "MEDIA_SERVER"
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Tag: Message: cannot connect to vmd [on host host name] Symantec NetBackup Media Manager status code 67 to status code 70 January 5, 2015 SQLServerF1 Leave a comment Symantec NetBackup product is a backup and recovery product designed for enterprise users. Symantec NetBackup tool can be used to perform backups of SQL Server databases, Oracle, MySQL, Sybase, PostGres Databases, flat file backups, etc, and provides various other features. Media Manager software is part of NetBackup which manages the storage devices and removable media. Below are some of the NetBackup Media Manager status code 67 to status code 70 which may be received while using the Symantec NetBackup tool. Media Manager status code 67 Message: unable to send exit status Explanation: vmd cannot send the status of a requested operation to the requestor. (vmd is the NetBackup Volume Manager daemon on UNIX and Linux and the NetBackup Volume Manager service on Windows.) ¦ Examine the daemon debug log for a more detailed message on the system error. Examine command output, debug logs, and system logs for a more detailed message on the error. See "Setting debug logging to a higher level" in the Troubleshooting Guide. ¦ Obtain the specific send or write system call failure from the debug log, and investigate the operating system functionality that is related to the failure. ¦ Use the following steps to check whether the command or the application interface that sends the request aborts prematurely: enable reqlib debug logs, retry the operation, check the debug logs, and observe application interface output. Media Manager status code 68 Message: too many volumes in volume group Explanation: A request was made to add or change volumes in the volume configuration but the volume number was at its allowable limit. The limit is based on the number of volumes that is allowed in a particular type of robot. ¦ Examine command output, debug logs, and system logs for a more detailed message on the error. See "Setting debug logging to a higher level" in the Troubleshooting Guide. ¦ Check to see if volumes are defined in theEMMdatabase. They may be defined in the EMM database, which is associated with a slot number zero that may not exist in the robot. Run a robot inventory. Show contents of robot report and observe the starting slot number. If the starting slot number is one and a volume is defined in the robot at slot zero, delete the volume entry. Or move