RESILIENT_RETRY_INTERVAL
This value determines how frequently the primary server attempts to reestablish communications with an active backup job after it encounters a network error. Once the primary server encounters a network error, it waits the specified amount of time before it attempts to reestablish communications. The time is specified in seconds. The default value is 120, or 2 minutes. The minimum value is 1 and the maximum value is 3600, or one hour.
Be aware of the relationship between RESILIENT_RECONNECT_TIMEOUT and RESILIENT_RETRY_INTERVAL. For example, if RESILIENT_RECONNECT_TIMEOUT is 10 minutes and RESILIENT_RETRY_INTERVAL is 2 minutes, the primary server attempts to reconnect to a backup job 5 times. If the primary server is unable to reconnect, the primary server ends the backup job.
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Usage | Description |
|---|---|
Where to use | On NetBackup primary servers. |
How to use | Use the nbgetconfig and the nbsetconfig commands to view, add, or change the option. For information about these commands, see the NetBackup Commands Reference Guide. Use the following format: RESILIENT_RETRY_INTERVAL = number This option should appear only once in the configuration file. |
Example | On the primary server, add the following entry to specify the minimum time to retry a request that is resiliency protected: RESILIENT_RETRY_INTERVAL = 360 |