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Hi,
I am trying to copy the entire production SharePoint default site collection (about 55 GBs) to a new NLB DEV environment.
I tried using STSADM to backup & restore but the restore keeps failing after running for several hours. Have you used this method to copy a large site collection before?
Could you please advice?
Yes I have used STSADM to backup and restore large site collections 100+ GB of data. What type of errors are you receiving maybe I may be familiar with them...
A while ago, i had to move my MYSITES log files (SQL 2005) to a different SAN drive on the SQL Server. Doing so, broke my MYSITES.
According to a Microsoft employee blog, moving SQL log files on MYSITES does not work. Moving log files on other sharepoint databases works fine.
Have you ever heard of this or experienced the same problem? I have been trying to get it working anyway, without their help but am not able to. I am getting the same 401 error you mentioned in this post.
Thanks for the help.
Rick
(rking@royaline.com)
I have never heard of this before. The Mysites database should just be another content database. Can you describe the process in which you came about this error? Moving the content database SQL log files correctly should not give you a 401 error. The 401 error generally means file not found. Have you setup your SSP correctly to include this content database after moving the SQL log files?
Hi Jason, My problem is Mysite Host Always goes down and goes up again after IISReset. I tried Recreating the Mysite Host and the same problem occurs. I just Migrated the server to a 3 web front-end farm configuration and mysite starts to misbehave. I get the same 401 error when trying to open the mysite host. Oh, the OS is a 64 Bit Window 2008 server and MOSS 2007 is an Enterprise Edition,I would be very happy to solve this delimma.
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