I ran lvchange -a y /dev/vg_nobakcup/lg_nobackup and the logical volume became active again.
I ran a lvscan to verify it was active.
I then mounted the volume.
Upon reboot I had the same problem, so I added lvchange -a y /dev/vg_nobackup/lg_nobackup and rebooted again. This time the volume was active and mounted. PROBLEM SOLVED.
I believe the issue is this is an iSCSI Volume connecting to Microsoft's iSCSI Storage server. I believe the connection just times out before connecting.
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