Disabling the logging of NetBackup processes
You can disable the logging of a NetBackup process by changing the logging level of the process.
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To enable Logging for critical processes, in the , select . Double-click on , , or and select a host. Open the properties and click .
To disable the logging of a process by changing the logging level
- Do any of the following:
In the Logging dialog box, in the Process specific overrides pane, set the logging level of the process to No logging.
Use the Logging Assistant to change the logging level of a process to disable the logging of the process.
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For the processes for which you cannot change or disable logging levels using the Logging > Process specific overrides pane or the Logging Assistant, use the configuration file option.
Change or disable the logging level of a process by modifying using the configuration file (the Windows registry or the
bp.conffile in UNIX). Use the bpsetconfig command to set the ProcessName_VERBOSE parameter to -2.Example 1 - To disable logging for the bprd process, use the bpsetconfig command to set the value of BPRD_VERBOSE as follows:
bpsetconfig> BPRD_VERBOSE = -2
Example 2 - To disable logging for the bpfis process that is specific to NetBackup clients, run the bpsetconfig command on the associated media server or master server with the - h host option to set the value of BPFIS_VERBOSE as follows:
bpsetconfig> -h client_host_name bpsetconfig> BPFIS_VERBOSE = -2
See the NetBackup Commands Reference Guide for information on the bpsetconfig command.
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Do not edit the configuration file manually. Incorrect syntax or characters in the file may adversely affect NetBackup operations.