Netbackup is a reliable, scalable and cost-effective backup and recovery solution for UNIX, Linux, Windows, AIX and Solaris systems. It can be used to back up data to disk, tape or optical media. In this blog post, we will show you a quick guide how to start/stop netbackup services in linux. We will also discuss what netbackup is and what it can be used for. Stay tuned!

As we mention NetBackup is a software program that performs automated backups on workstations and servers. It can be used to back up files, directories, or entire systems

In order to start netbackup services in linux, run the following command:

start netbackup

/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/bpstart

• You will need to be root or have root privileges in order to run this command. The netbackup services will start up and you will be able to backup your data.

Stop netbackup

If you want to stop the netbackup services, run the following command:

/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/bpstop

• Again, you will need to be root or have root privileges in order to run this command. The netbackup services will stop and your data will no longer be backed up.