Hi TSMers,
While doing a db2 restore, it loses the session within TSM and this is the
message winthin the activity log:-
09/16/2003 07:54:17 ANR0480W Session 69 for node PREMSAPTSM (DB2/AIX64)
terminated - connection with client severed.
What could the problem be ??? Any ideas ???
Thanks.
Hi Mario,
You could possibly use the same node name for TDP and for normal TSM
client, we do it in our shop. We already faced this kind of password
problem, and the easyest way we found, was to delete any password stored
on the node, and thereafter to redefine them.
To do this you should :
1)
Hi,
I wonder if someone could help me with next ?
The last month or so it is impossible to backup one specific DB on one of
our Lotus Domino servers.
All other backups ae going fine except for this one DB.
I did ask our Notes team to check this particular DB, but they don't seem
to find anything
To all [AD|T]SM'ers in the Netherlands,
Just to inform you that Zong Ling from the TSM Lab (I personally have never heard of
him) will give a 2-days TSM performance workshop in Amsterdam. I have heard from IBM
Education NL that they have not yet sufficient customers to give this workshop, so I
Hello all,
I have a situation where, until now, all data from my backups (not
Archives) would be expired within 60 days. THisi would happen because of
the standard retention policy and monthly full backups. I now have an area
that is very large and does NOT need full backups. I would
All
Just wondered if anyone has upgraded from LTO to LTO2, and what difference
this made if any, to restore times and stgpool backup times.
Regards
_
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1. Move all the data to the new place. Use either migration or 'move
data'.
2. After those 60 days all unnecessary data will expire.
As you stated the new place is large and your concerns are about the old
all should be fine.
Even you can run backups to smaller stgpool while migration is running.
The most favorite answer in the industry - it depends!
In theory you should get up to 33% performance boost: LTO1 drives have
native speed of 15 MB/s, while LTO2 drive accessing LTO1 media should give
you 20 MB/s. Compression multiplies these numbers accordingly.
In real life you can get the
While doing a db2 restore, it loses the session within TSM and this is the
message winthin the activity log:-
09/16/2003 07:54:17 ANR0480W Session 69 for node PREMSAPTSM (DB2/AIX64)
terminated - connection with client severed.
What could the problem be ??? Any ideas ???
In any session between
Hi Andy!
Thanks for the info.! I was also wondering if it is possible to find all
files for a particular node that has a certain management class? Thanks!
Joni Moyer
Systems Programmer
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(717)975-8338
Andrew Raibeck
[EMAIL
Hello,
We had a large restore that failed : DDTSM06 09/07/03 01:09:08 ANR0566W
Retrieve or restore failed for session 41415 for node DDADB212 (DB2/AIX64) -
file was deleted from data storage during retrieval.
We suppose this failure came from files being migrated from disk to tape at
the
We had a large restore that failed : DDTSM06 09/07/03 01:09:08
ANR0566W Retrieve or restore failed for session 41415 for node DDADB212
(DB2/AIX64) - file was deleted from data storage during retrieval.
We suppose this failure came from files being migrated from disk to tape at
the same time the
Richard, we had neither expiration nor delete processes at this time, what
about migration ?
rené
-Original Message-
From: Richard Sims [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday,16. September 2003 13:51
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: ANR0566W Retrieve or restore failed for session
Richard, we had neither expiration nor delete processes at this time,
what about migration ?
Rene - Migration *should* not be a factor: as long as the object is in the
designated storage pool hierarchy, whether being shifted around or
not, you should be able to restore it... that is the
Stapleton, Mark wrote, in part:
I and many other contributors don't advertise our firms on the list;
... and I've always wondered why... If I was going to the Symposium,
it would be good information to know that Servergraph will be there.
It's directly related to the purpose of this list.
I run TSM through TCP/IP and have currently changed the server address.
Now I must go through all dsm.opt and dsm.sys files and change accordingly.
My question is will this cause incremental full backups on all that get
changed?
Thank You,
Bill Rosette
Data Center/IS/Papa Johns International
WWJD
Hi!
No!
TSM is only backing up a new version of your DSM.OPT/SYS file.
But if you got a all new TSM server with empty nodes. Then is your TSM
Client going to do a full backup of your system.
/Christian
-Ursprungligt meddelande-
Fran: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is very much an awkward point to make as I know I am going to
contradict myself but the thing that is possibly more annoying than the
small plug here and there is the messages discussing the plug???
Cheers
Andy Wilcox
Midrange Services
Aquila Networks Services Ltd
-Original
Dear All,
I have installed and configured previous of TSM
(include ADSM) up to TSM 5.1.0.
Right now, I'm doing TSM 5.1.5 on AIX.
AIX 5100-04
TSM 5.1.5
Tape Lib 3584
when I tried to make a backup, no matter what I do, I
kept getting this message Server media mount not
possible
Could this be a
Hello,
my tape cartridges (3590) are getting old. During the last 2 days I got 2
cartridges with damaged files. It seems to be the time to start volume
management :-(
Unfortunately, tape read and write errors can be caused by malfunctioning
drives as well as by the media. It would be nice if I
Bill,
when I tried to make a backup, no matter what I do, I
kept getting this message Server media mount not
possible
Could this be a bug?
have you checked the MAXNUMMP setting for this client?
Best regards,
Wolfgang Bayrhof
Hello Bill,
support for LTO Generation II drives was added
in the 5.1.6.1 level of the server. This is described
in the server README file.
Once at a supported level, delete and redefine
the drives in TSM so they are properly recognized
as LTO II drives. They are most likely recognized
as generic
Bill,
The Maximum Mount Points Allowed is 2
I have 2 drives in this library with 15 tapes.
can the server mount tapes for its own use (i.e. database backups, reclamation,
etc...)? Are the drives and paths online? Has your devclass a accurate MOUNTWAIT
setting configured?
And last but not
wolfgang
The Maximum Mount Points Allowed is 2
I have 2 drives in this library with 15 tapes.
Bill
--- Wolfgang Bayrhof [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bill,
when I tried to make a backup, no matter what I
do, I
kept getting this message Server media mount not
possible
Could this be a bug?
Good day everyone,
We have noticed a couple multiprocessor Windows clients having only 1 CPU
pegged to almost 100% while scanning during backups. The culprit process is
dsmcsvc.exe. The systems have a very large number of files but are not
transferring any significant data. We have upgraded one of
...
I was under the impression that the TSM clients were multithreaded. But I
can not find any documentation that specifically identifies multithreading
as part of the client. Only that it will run on either single cpu or multi
CPU systems.
Multi-session client (backup) was introduced in 3.7
README files for HP-UX client code include a section headed 'First
Installation Vs. Replacement Installation' which starts with 'If a
previous version of ADSM or TSM has been installed, you should remove
it by executing as root:' followed by specific instructions. I have
seen similar language in
Later,
Thanks a lot! I read the README.SRV. There is hope
now:) I will try it this evening.
Bill
--- Rejean Larivee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Bill,
support for LTO Generation II drives was added
in the 5.1.6.1 level of the server. This is
described
in the server README file.
Once at
Paul,
Data Protection for Domino tried to read through the database,
and encountered a read error. How did the Notes team
check this particular DB? If they simply open the
database, it does not read each page of the database
like a backup must do in order to back it up.
So, it may not have read
Wolfgang,
I just installed the TSM server 5.1.5 yesterday and
only tried the first backup before hitting this error.
Thank you for the information. I will try all them
this evening and get the result then. If not work, I
will upgrade the server to 5.1.6.1 and see what will
happen.
Best regards
Yesterday we spent 18-hours of our Disaster Recovery test trying to restore
one of our Windows2000 Active Directory servers. The original server is a
Compaq and we were trying to restore it to a Dell PowerEdge server. Our
process was:
- Install Win2k and the same service pack (SP3) as back home
-
Also check to see what were the messages in the Actlog right before the Mount error,
sometimes there are errors prior that are helpful.
1) is all the media visible to TSM? q vol *
2) If the media is in the library and TSM sees it what is the status of the media
ReadWrite ReadOlny unavailable?
TSM 5.1.7.1 on AIX 4.3.3
I have moved data for several nodes from one primary storage pool to
another primary storage pool. Each of these primaries has a different
copy storage pool defined.
OrigPrimaryStg -- OrigCopyStg
NewPrimaryStg -- NewCopyStg
move nodedata node1,node2 from=OrigPrimaryStg
You are stuck doing del vol xxx discarddata=yes' for volumes left in
OrigCopyStg. This will not delete data from NewCopyStg. If you have
nodes left in OrigPrimaryStg then a subsequent backup stg
OrigPrimaryStg OrigCopyStg will recreate the copy pool backup for the
nodes that remain in
If you move data from one primary pool to another primary pool wouldn't the
next backup stg mark the moved data on the orig primary pool as deleted and
back-up up the data from the newprimary pool to the defined copypool?
Regard,
Karel
-Oorspronkelijk bericht-
Van: Todd Lundstedt
I have 2 questions I cannot find the answer for and I was hoping someone on the list could lead me in the right direction.
My environment;
TSM Sever 4.2.2 MVS OS/390 2.10
2 TSM NW6 Client's 5.1.6.0
1. The first is that I have recently started doing Backup Sets on a few clients(listed above)
Shannon,
Just a guess, but it looks like the record it is trying to write is longer
than 133 bytes and that's causing the error.
Jim Sporer
At 01:44 PM 9/16/2003 -0500, you wrote:
I have 2 questions I cannot find the answer for and I was hoping someone
on the list could lead me in the right
Hi all.
I'm impatiently awaiting a call back from TSM Support.
I just installed a new TSM Server under Windows 2003 - Version 5.2.1.0
Along with it we installed a new IBM 3584 library with IBM LTO drives in
it.
The problem is that I cannot read, or restore any of the data that has gone
off to
I had a similar problem with version 5.1.7 with a Quantum M2500. The fix
turned out to be a reinstall of the TSM Server Device Driver.
Jim Murray
Senior Systems Engineer
Liberty Bank
860.638.2919
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
~~ _/) ~~
-Original Message-
From: Debi Randolph
Jim,
Did it fix access to previously cut tapes? or only tapes used from then on
out?
I updated the drivers again, rebooted, made my tapes available and still
get the I/O error when I try to audit one.
Thanks. I think I'll call TSM back and escalate my call.
Deb Randolph
I had to check in the tapes again, the private ones are listed as private
but do not show last use. I did a checkin as scratch and the ones in
volhist errored then I ran checkin as private.
Jim Murray
Senior Systems Engineer
Liberty Bank
860.638.2919
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
~~ _/) ~~
Hi Jim,
Yes I realize that the error is from a record that is too long but what I don't understand is why the Generate Backupset command would be written to the VolHist file in the first place. Since it is not a Volume record I can't figure out what would trigger it to be written to the Volume
Have you tried changing access to read-only? We had a problem
when we went from 3590e to 3590h where a single drive was not
upgraded properly and any tape that that drive had written was
labeled as 3590e. After drive problem was solved, the only way
we could be sure and read all tapes was to make
I'm not an authority about hardware issues, but figured I'd offer up some
generic suggestions. Take them with a grain of salt...
- Are you getting any other ANR messages at the same time as the
ANR8355E? ANR8302E perhaps? Something with some sense info in it.
- Verify that all related
You might find this of interest, too. Again, just guessing
http://www.storage.ibm.com/tape/lto/3584/3584opn.pdf
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
Internal Notes e-mail: Andrew Raibeck/Tucson/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Internet e-mail: [EMAIL
Does anyone know if there is an APAR for this? This just bit us in the
butt big time on a LAN-free Exchange restore.
Regards,
Matt Adams
Tivoli Storage Manager Team
Hermitage Site Tech
Deloitte and Touche USA LLP
Forum: ADSM.ORG - ADSM / TSM Mailing List Archive
Date: May
Shannon,
You don't have control over what TSM writes in the volume history file and
TSM thinks it has an lrecl up to 1028.
Jim
At 03:03 PM 9/16/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Hi Jim,
Yes I realize that the error is from a record that is too long but what I
don't understand is why the Generate Backupset
Hi Bill!
The error you got is normal when you run that kind of restore of your AD Server.
What you need to do is.
Start your Windows 2000/2003 Server in AD repair mode (F8)
Logon as local admin.
Start the TSM Client and restore the system object again.
When the restore if finish.
Reboot your
I think I have the answer since I have seen and addressed this before.
The problem is the physical size/allocation of the file on the MVS system.
I bet if you check the logs of the ADSM/TSM started task around the time
of the failure, you will see an SB37/D37 abend due to the size of the
VOLHIST
tried that, no luck.
Thanks for the suggestion.
I escalated my call to a Level 1, but I'm STILL waiting for a call.
Deb Randolph
Brecton Whitten
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DU
fyi:
If you turn on simultaneous writes to copy storage pools, do you still need to perform
a backup of that storage pool via the BACKUP STGPOOL command?
For instance... We back up our large Exchange servers to a primary storage pool
3590EXCHPOOL. These exchange clients backup exchange data
Monte,
Do you have copycontinue=yes? If so, you can have data in the primary pool
that isn't in the copypool.
Regardless, I still set up a backup stgpool just in case something snuck the
primary pool. The good news is that if simultaneous writes all worked,
there is no work for the backupstg
1) As someone else pointed out, you should have a look at the proper
attributes for the MVS volume history file. From the Admin Guide chapter
20 (Protecting and Recovering Your Server) there is a section on saving up
the volume history file. If you pre-allocate the data set, the attributes
are
I recently complained in a post to this mailing list about a company sending an
advertisement concerning their presence at an upcoming trade show.
I did not read the email header particularly well, and did not notice that the email
came from the company's mailing list (which I didn't know I was
On Tuesday, Sep 16, 2003, at 22:19 Australia/Sydney, William Rosette
wrote:
I run TSM through TCP/IP and have currently changed the server address.
Now I must go through all dsm.opt and dsm.sys files and change
accordingly.
My question is will this cause incremental full backups on all that get
Hello,
I wish to extract daily figures of archives to a TSM server but I don't want to
include the archives that go directly to tape (which is several nodes). I can extract
a total per node archive figure from dsmaccnt.log or query the database to extract
similar info, maybe if I can query the
From: Christian Svensson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The error you got is normal when you run that kind of restore of your AD Server. What
you need to do is.
Start your Windows 2000/2003 Server in AD repair mode (F8)
Logon as local admin.
Start the TSM Client and restore the system object again.
Hello all,
I have searched the archives, but have not found anything specific on this
subject.
I have seen some appends regarding copy stg pools, but not primary.
I am after some information from anyone has has used, or who knows anyone
who has used, a NAS device as a primary storage pool. I am
Hello, (sorry attempt No.2)
I wish to extract daily figures of archives to a TSM server but I don't want to
include the archives that go directly to tape (which is several nodes). I can extract
a total per node archive figure from dsmaccnt.log or query the database to extract
similar info,
I wish to extract daily figures of archives to a TSM server but I don't want to
include the archives that go directly to tape (which is several nodes). I can
extract a total per node archive figure from dsmaccnt.log or query the database
to extract similar info, maybe if I can query the database
Hello Anyone,
Do someone used TSM to backup the filesystems, R/3 BW databases and Redo log files.
Tell me how the OPTION files can be shared with backup/client and TDP mysap.com. with
the
parameter PASSWORD Generate that enable to schedule the filesystems backup without
password.
eg.
Hi,
thanks to all that replied to my question regarding compression - the
cause of the problem was the double-compression by TSM and the drive.
Now I've another question:
I'm writing some scripts using dsmadmc with the select command to
retrieve data from the TSM database. At this time I've to
Hi,
The 5.2 admin client has a new option: -dataonly=yes
I think it does what you are looking for.
There is an article from Andy Raibeck describing this
option in the list archive:
http://msgs.adsm.org/cgi-bin/get/adsm0307/149.html
Kind regards,
Alexander
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