NetBackup™ Commands Reference Guide

DESCRIPTION

The bptestnetconn command performs several tasks that help you analyze DNS and connectivity problems with any specified list of hosts, including the server list in the NetBackup configuration. To help troubleshoot connectivity problems between the services that use CORBA communications, bptestnetconn can perform and report on CORBA connections to named services. The command can also perform and report the responsiveness of the NetBackup Web Service. The command also shows the connection direction, whether the communication was encrypted by a connection to the secure proxy process or not.

Logs for the bptestnetconn command are located in /usr/openv/netbackup/logs/bptestnetconn/*.log for UNIX and Linux, and in install_path\netbackup\logs\bptestnetconn\*.log for Windows.

OPTIONS

EXAMPLES

Example 1 - List all the servers in the NetBackup configuration.

# bptestnetconn -l
               knothead.example.com
                         www.google.com
               r2d2.starwars.galaxy.com
                      whoknows.what.com
                                  zebra
                           lawndartsvm2
                           lawndartsvm1

Example 2 - List all the non-default settings.

# bptestnetconn -b
CLIENT_PORT_WINDOW (min)               = 2024           [0]
CLIENT_PORT_WINDOW (max)               = 4048           [0]
CLIENT_CONNECT_TIMEOUT                 = 30             [300]
SERVER_CONNECT_TIMEOUT                 = 10             [30]
DEFAULT_CONNECT_OPTIONS (daemon port)  = vnetd          [Automatic]
CONNECT_OPTIONS                        = [configured] 
PREFERRED_NETWORK                      = knothead       [NULL]
FIREWALL_IN                            = [configured]
REVERSE_NAME_LOOKUP                    = PROHIBITED     [ALLOWED]  

Example 3 - Report all forward DNS lookup times for all NetBackup servers in the configuration.

# bptestnetconn -f -s
----------------------------------------------------------------------
FL:               knothead.example.com -> 10.80.73.101     :      0 ms [local]
FL:                         www.google.com -> 74.125.19.106    :      0 ms
FL:               r2d2.starwars.galaxy.com -> 0.0.0.0          :      4 ms
FL:                      whoknows.what.com -> 209.139.193.224  :      0 ms [cluster/ri]
FL:                                  zebra -> 10.80.120.103    :      0 ms
FL:                           lawndartsvm2 -> 10.80.74.153     :      0 ms
FL:                           lawndartsvm1 -> 10.80.74.154     :      0 ms
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Slow (>5 sec) or/and failed forward lookups:
                        r2d2.starwars.galaxy.com :      0 sec [FAILED]
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Total elapsed time: 0 sec

Example 4 - Report all reverse DNS lookup times for all NetBackup servers in the configuration.

# bptestnetconn -r -s
----------------------------------------------------------------
RL:     10.80.73.101 -> knothead.example.com                 :      0 ms
RL:    74.125.19.106 -> nuq04s01-in-f106.1e100.net               :    156 ms MISMATCH
RL:    **LKUP FAIL** -> r2d2.starwars.galaxy.com                 :      0 ms
RL:  209.139.193.224 -> **LKUP FAIL**                            :    739 ms
RL:    10.80.120.103 -> zebra.example.com                    :      0 ms
RL:     10.80.74.153 -> lawndartsvm2.example.com             :      0 ms
RL:     10.80.74.154 -> lawndartsvm1.example.com             :      0 ms
----------------------------------------------------------------
Slow (>5 sec) or/and failed/mismatched reverse lookups:
                 www.google.com :      0 sec [MISMATCH] -> nuq04s01-in-f106.1e100.net
       r2d2.starwars.galaxy.com :      0 sec [FAILED]
              whoknows.what.com :      0 sec [FAILED]
----------------------------------------------------------------
Total elapsed time: 1 sec

Example 5 - Report all reverse DNS lookup times for all NetBackup servers in the configuration.

# bptestnetconn -s -c -t 10 -o 5
------------------------------------------------------------------------
CN:                      knothead.example.com :  49 ms  [SUCCESS]
CN:                                www.google.com :   4 sec [TRANSIENT]
CN:                      r2d2.starwars.galaxy.com :   4 sec [TRANSIENT]
CN:                             whoknows.what.com :   4 sec [TRANSIENT]
CN:                                         zebra :   4 sec [TRANSIENT]
CN:                                  lawndartsvm2 :   4 sec [NO_PERMISSION]
CN:                                  lawndartsvm1 :  20 sec [TRANSIENT]
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Total elapsed time: 40 sec

Example 6 - Report NetBackup Web Service responsiveness for all NetBackup servers in the configuration.

# bptestnetconn -s -w -T 30 -e 2
 nbwmc/netbackup web service test for host: server.domain.com :          450 ms [SUCCESS]
 nbwmc/netbackup web service test for host: sample.server2.domain2.com : 800 ms [FAIL]
 nbwmc/netbackup web service test for host:             testvm2 :        550 ms [SUCCESS]

Example 7 - Report NetBackup Web Service responsiveness for the security webapp on a specified NetBackup master server.

# bptestnetconn  - wnbwmc/security -T 30  - H server.domain.com
 nbwmc/security web service test for host: server.domain.com :    450 ms [SUCCESS]

Example 8: Reports the Secure CORBA connection via proxy by connecting nbsl service on the example.server.domain.com

# bptestnetconn.exe -cnbsl/HSFactory -H example.server.domain.com -v
adding hostname = example.server.domain.com
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Connecting to 'nbsl/HSFactory'
CN: example.server.domain.com :     91 ms  [SUCCESS] PBX: No VNETD: No
127.0.0.1:4667 -> 127.0.0.1:4668 PROXY 10.210.77.101:4662 -> 10.210.77.101:1556
Certificate Information:
local_cert_info: {
   "certificate_subject_common_name": "08a1395f-81fe-40c6-af59-2631988ca076",
   "certificate_issuer_name": "/CN=broker/OU=root@example.server.domain.com/O=vx"
}
peer_cert_info: {
   "certificate_subject_name": "/CN=08a1395f-81fe-40c6-af59-2631988ca076/OU=NBU_HOSTS/O=vx",
   "certificate_subject_common_name": "08a1395f-81fe-40c6-af59-2631988ca076",
   "certificate_issuer_name": "/CN=broker/OU=root@example.server.domain.com/O=vx",
   "certificate_issuer_org_unit_name": "root@example.server.domain.com",
   "master_server": "example.server.domain.com",
   "peer_hostname": "example.server.domain.com"
}
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total elapsed time: 1 sec

Example 9: Skip secure CORBA connection information via proxy for host example.server.domain.com

# bptestnetconn -cnbsl/HSFactory -t 10 -o 5 -H example.server.domain.com  - x
adding hostname = example.server.domain.com
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Connecting to 'nbsl/HSFactory'
CN: example.server.domain.com :    126 ms  [SUCCESS] PBX: No VNETD: No
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total elapsed time: 1 sec