Search <book_title>...

NetBackup™ Commands Reference Guide

Last Published: 2022-12-19

Product(s): NetBackup (10.1.1)

Introduction
Appendix A. NetBackup Commands
1. acsd
2. add_media_server_on_clients
3. backupdbtrace
4. backuptrace
5. bmrc
6. bmrconfig
7. bmrepadm
8. bmrprep
9. bmrs
10. bmrsrtadm
11. bp
12. bparchive
13. bpbackup
14. bpbackupdb
15. bpcatarc
16. bpcatlist
17. bpcatres
18. bpcatrm
19. bpcd
20. bpchangeprimary
21. bpcleanrestore
22. bpclient
23. bpclimagelist
24. bpclntcmd
25. bpclusterutil
26. bpcompatd
27. bpconfig
28. bpdbjobs
29. bpdbm
30. bpdgclone
31. bpdown
32. bpduplicate
33. bperror
34. bpexpdate
35. bpfis
36. bpflist
37. bpgetconfig
38. bpgetdebuglog
39. bpimage
40. bpimagelist
41. bpimmedia
42. bpimport
43. bpinst
44. bpkeyfile
45. bpkeyutil
46. bplabel
47. bplist
48. bpmedia
49. bpmedialist
50. bpminlicense
51. bpnbat
52. bpnbaz
53. bppficorr
54. bpplcatdrinfo
55. bpplclients
56. bppldelete
57. bpplinclude
58. bpplinfo
59. bppllist
60. bpplsched
61. bpplschedrep
62. bpplschedwin
63. bppolicynew
64. bpps
65. bprd
66. bprecover
67. bprestore
68. bpretlevel
69. bpschedule
70. bpschedulerep
71. bpsetconfig
72. bpstsinfo
73. bpstuadd
74. bpstudel
75. bpstulist
76. bpsturep
77. bptestbpcd
78. bptestnetconn
79. bptpcinfo
80. bpup
81. bpverify
82. cat_convert
83. cat_export
84. cat_import
85. configureCerts
86. configureMQ
87. configureWebServerCerts
88. create_nbdb
89. csconfig cldinstance
90. csconfig cldprovider
91. csconfig meter
92. csconfig reinitialize
93. csconfig throttle
94. duplicatetrace
95. importtrace
96. jbpSA
97. jnbSA
98. ltid
99. mklogdir
100. msdpcldutil
101. nbauditreport
102. nbcallhomeproxyconfig
103. nbcatsync
104. NBCC
105. NBCCR
106. nbcertcmd
107. nbcertupdater
108. nbcldutil
109. nbcloudrestore
110. nbcomponentupdate
111. nbcplogs
112. nbcredkeyutil
113. nbdb_admin
114. nbdb_backup
115. nbdb_move
116. nbdb_ping
117. nbdb_restore
118. nbdb_unload
119. nbdb2adutl
120. nbdbms_start_server
121. nbdbms_start_stop
122. nbdc
123. nbdecommission
124. nbdelete
125. nbdeployutil
126. nbdevconfig
127. nbdevquery
128. nbdiscover
129. nbdna
130. nbemm
131. nbemmcmd
132. nbfindfile
133. nbfirescan
134. nbfp
135. nbftadm
136. nbftconfig
137. nbgetconfig
138. nbhba
139. nbholdutil
140. nbhostidentity
141. nbhostmgmt
142. nbhypervtool
143. nbidpcmd
144. nbimageshare
145. nbinstallcmd
146. nbjm
147. nbkmiputil
148. nbkmscmd
149. nbkmsutil
150. nboraadm
151. nborair
152. nbpem
153. nbpemreq
154. nbmlb
155. nbperfchk
156. nbplupgrade
157. nbrb
158. nbrbutil
159. nbreplicate
160. nbrepo
161. nbrestorevm
162. nbseccmd
163. nbserviceusercmd
164. nbsetconfig
165. nbsmartdiag
166. nbsnapimport
167. nbsnapreplicate
168. nbsqladm
169. nbstl
170. nbstlutil
171. nbstop
172. nbsu
173. nbsvrgrp
174. netbackup_deployment_insights
175. resilient_clients
176. restoretrace
177. stopltid
178. tldd
179. tldcd
180. tpautoconf
181. tpclean
182. tpconfig
183. tpext
184. tpreq
185. tpunmount
186. verifytrace
187. vltadm
188. vltcontainers
189. vlteject
190. vltinject
191. vltoffsitemedia
192. vltopmenu
193. vltrun
194. vmadd
195. vmchange
196. vmcheckxxx
197. vmd
198. vmdelete
199. vmoprcmd
200. vmphyinv
201. vmpool
202. vmquery
203. vmrule
204. vmupdate
205. vnetd
206. vssat
207. vwcp_manage
208. vxlogcfg
209. vxlogmgr
210. vxlogview
211. W2KOption

Name

bpps — list process statistics for the processes that run on your system. Be aware this command operates differently on Windows systems than it does on UNIX systems.

SYNOPSIS

bpps [-a | -x | [ {[-n][-3]} [-f] ]]

bpps [-l | -s | -S] [-t sample_time[m]] [-i | -x process_group] ... [host_name] ...

install_path\NetBackup\bin\bpps -? [process_group ...]

For UNIX systems, the directory path for this command is /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/

For Windows, the directory path to this command is install_path\NetBackup\bin\

DESCRIPTION

This command operates differently on Windows systems than it does on UNIX systems.

The bpps command lists the process statistics for all processes that run on your system. This command enables you to list a specific process group. It also enables you to specify a sample time in seconds (or milliseconds) before it lists the processes.

Note:

The command options that bpps uses on Windows are unrelated to the options that the UNIX bpps command uses.

OPTIONS: UNIX and Linux

-3: Display all processes running from programs resident outside the NetBackup installation directories but using libraries, open files, or current working directory within the NetBackup installation directories. This option includes any currently running notify scripts.
-a: Includes the Media Manager processes in the listing.
-f: Display the NetBackup files and directories in use by the NetBackup (-n) or third-party (-3) processes. This option includes files either mapped into the process or currently open by the process. The option also includes any directories which are the current working directory for the process.
-n: Display all processes running from programs resident within the NetBackup installation directories. Excludes notify scripts because they contain third-party commands.
-x: Includes Media Manager processes and the extra shared processes such as pbx_exchange in the listing.

OPTIONS: Windows

host_name: The name of the host computer on which you list group process statistics.
-?: Print the help screen. If you specify process_group here, it displays the list of processes that are included or excluded when you specify process_group with -i or -x options.
-i process_group: Include the specified process group in the listing (default NB_ALL).
-l: Output a long listing.
-s: Output a short listing (default).
-S: Output a short listing without the header (for example, host name, date, and column headings).
-t sample_time[m]: Specify the sample time (default 1 second). The sample time is specified in seconds unless followed by m, which specifies the sample time in milliseconds.
-x process_group: Exclude the specified process group from the listing.

NOTES

The following is a list of all of the valid process groups and a brief description of each:

MM_ALL: All Media Manager processes.
MM_CLIS: Media Manager command line programs.
MM_CORE: Media Manager core processes.
MM_GUIS: Media Manager GUI programs.
MM_SERVICES: Media Manager services.
MM_UIS: Media Manager user interface programs.
MM_WORKERS: Media Manager worker processes.
NB_ALL: All NetBackup, Media Manager, and ARO processes.
NB_ALL_CLIS: All NetBackup and Media Manager command line programs.
NB_ALL_CORE: All NetBackup, Media Manager, and ARO core processes.
NB_ALL_GUIS: All NetBackup and Media Manager GUI programs.
NB_ALL_SERVICES: All NetBackup and Media Manager Services.
NB_ALL_UIS: All NetBackup and Media Manager user interface programs.
NB_ALL_WORKERS: All NetBackup and Media Manager worker processes.
NB_CLIENT_ALL: All NetBackup client processes.
NB_CLIENT_CLIS: NetBackup client command line programs.
NB_CLIENT_CORE: NetBackup client core processes.
NB_CLIENT_GUIS: NetBackup client GUI programs.
NB_CLIENT_SERVICES: NetBackup client services.
NB_CLIENT_UIS: NetBackup client user interface p
NB_CLIENT_WORKERS: NetBackup client worker processes.
NB_SERVER_ALL: All NetBackup server processes.
NB_SERVER_CLIS: NetBackup server command line programs.
NB_SERVER_CORE: NetBackup server core processes.
NB_SERVER_GUIS: NetBackup server GUI programs.
NB_SERVER_SERVICES: NetBackup server services.
NB_SERVER_UIS: NetBackup server user interface programs.
NB_SERVER_WORKERS: NetBackup server worker processes.
NBDB_SERVICES: NetBackup Database services.
NBDB_CLIS: NetBackup Database command line programs.
NBDB_ALL: All NetBackup Database processes.
VLT_CORE: Core Vault processes.
VLT_GUIS: Vault GUI programs.
VLT_CLIS: Vault command line programs.
VLT_UIS: Vault user interface programs.
VLT_ALL: All Vault processes.
OTHER_PROCESSES: All processes that are not included in NB_ALL.

FILES

install_path\NetBackup\bin\bp.conf