1. Licences are still installed according to your default hostname, get_license_key script should be corrected if you want to manage with your installation hostname.

Change the following line(line 61):
PING_CMD=”ping -c 1 \${HOST} 2>/dev/null | grep \”1 packets received\”"
to
PING_CMD=”ping -c 1 \${HOST} 2>/dev/null | grep \”1 received\”"

2. /usr/openv/volmgr/vm.conf is not created and while you are trying to configure your devices, it is created according to your default hostname. My suggestion is to create manually and insert your hostname, before doing any device configuration from the master.

If you don’t, you are very likely to see the following message on your shared tape drives’ Properties:

No shared storage option license installed

I’m really not very sure if vm.conf is the reason, but i was able to solve this problem by manually creating it…

3. You are very likely to receive an error message at the end on the device configuration wizard:

“Restarting the Media Manager device daemon” will fail, and you will not be elligible to create your storage unit.

Alternate path:
Windows: C:\deneme_yeni
Unix: /deneme_yeni

NetBackup master server name: netbackup

1. Regardless of the operating system, you must create a rename file. This file will be for which is changed to what…
Create the rename file, eg rename_file.txt
If you are restoring on windows, Your file should look like this,
change /C/deneme to /C/deneme_yeni

If you are restoring on unix, your file should look like this,
change /deneme to /deneme_yeni

Don’t forget, this file MUST end with a blank line.
On windows, drive letters MUST always be uppercase

2. Start your restore using bprestore command like the following:

Windows,
bprestore -R /C/rename_file.txt -C netbackup  /C/deneme

Unix,
bprestore -R /rename_file.txt -C netbackup /deneme

The above command will restore from your last backup. To restore from a spesific time, try to use -s and -e switches.

bprestore -R /C/change_file.txt -C netbackup -s 07/14/2009 00:00:00 -e 07/14/2009 02:00:00 /C/deneme

If you want to log your progress, use -L switch.

bprestore -L /C/deneme1.log -R /C/change_file.txt -C netbackup -s 07/14/2009 00:00:00 -e 07/14/2009 02:00:00 /C/deneme

NEW_STREAM directive is used to manually start another stream of backup withing a backup selection. You add “NEW_STREAM” directive first, then you add your selection after this directive.

When a backup starts with this policy, it will create a new backup stream for every NEW_STREAM line, and backup the selection in parallel.

Reference : http://seer.entsupport.symantec.com/docs/267291.htm