Troubleshooting guide

Troubleshooting the Java Administration Interface
72 NetBackup Troubleshooting Guide - UNIX
64 = Backup Status
128 = Media Device
◆ If the file is empty, the default severity is Error (16) and the default type is Backup
Status (64).
◆ If the file has only one parameter, it is used for the severity level and the default value
of Backup Status (64) is used for the type.
Example
Assume you want to include all types of messages that have severity levels of warning,
error, and critical. In this instance, the entry is:
56 255
Where:
56 = severity= the sum of warning, error, and critical (8 + 16 + 32)
255 = type = the sum of all types (1 + 2 + 4 + 8 + 16 + 32 + 64 +128)
The following is an example of a message written in the Windows NT/2000 Event Viewer
Application Log:
16 4 10797 cacao bush bpsched backup of client bush exited with status
71
The meaning of each field is as follows (left to right):
severity - 16 (Error)
type - 4 (Backup)
jobid - 10797
server - cacao
client - bush
process - bpsched
text - backup of client bush exited with status 71
Troubleshooting the Java Administration Interface
Most errors that occur in the NetBackup Java Administration interface appear in an
attention dialog. Those that appear elsewhere are Java exception errors (which are not
documented in this guide); they may appear in the status line (bottom) of the NetBackup
Administration window, or in the log file that contains stdout or stderr messages
written by Java APIs or by the NetBackup Administration interface.