On Mon, 26 Jul 2004, Timothy Hughes wrote:
Hello,
Is there anyone that has done a Snapshot backup?
with a Novell client? From what I understand
there are several ways this can be done.
Any comments hints/suggestions
Thanks in Advance!
Novell client version 5.2.2
Netware OS 6.5 SP2
Hi,
We've been taking snapshot backups of Netware clients for couple of
years now, on different flavors of Netware 5 and TSM 5.x
Most of our Netware data runs in a Netware cluster, and is stored on HP
disks (Compaq storageworks when we bought them) and the data is mirrored
between two data
Hello together,
i read the redbook and manpages several times, but i can't get i right.
I want to exclude some directories und or some files, since this is a
basic task it should be fairly simple, but i messed it up.
Here is the list that i thought should work ... .
Hello
Skip the last \ at the exclude.dir statements.
Like EXCLUDE.DIR *:\Exchsrvr
Not EXCLUDE.DIR *:\Exchsrvr\
I always put the domain statement under the include/excludes, but I dont't know if it
does any difference..
Remember that TSM reads the optfile from the botton to the top, so if you
Hello,
I would like recover a volume saved by a server A on a server B.
here is the descritpion of the two servers:
Server A: LTO 5383, two drives.
Serevur B: LTO 3581, a drive.
the two servers are the version 4.2.
can you guide me in this operation, by giving me step by step howto make
this?
any
Hi Ian,
we use dsmcad together with Client POLLING, no problem at all,
René LAMBELET
NESTEC SA
GLOBE - Global Business Excellence
Central Support Center
SD/ESN
Av. Nestlé 55 CH-1800 Vevey
Mark,
To make it sure your incl-excl list is OK, try to open a command line session and do a
q incl to check if everithing is correct. Then, make it sure you've restarted TSM
scheduler service !
Cheers.
Arnaud
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Hi Moulay,
What are you exactly trying to achieve : disaster recovery from server
A, or simply moving client data from one server to the other ?
Arnaud
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Panalpina Management Ltd., Basle, Switzerland, CIT
Hallo,
Just confirming behaviour I think I'm seeing;
We just had a backup storagepool process pre-empted. At the end of the
backup process, some of the threads report 'FAILURE', and hence our job
script reports a failure.
Running the backup stgp by hand immediatley afterwards, it finishes with
Hi, tnks for replaying,
moving data from server A to Server B
i have a backup server in a remote location non attached with WAN. my
manager decide to restore everey day's backup of the main server into the
backup server.
i must restore the TSM database in the backup server, restore the config
Yes.
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In that case,
Would it be very hard as a TSM feature, to enable the ability to add
more backupstgp processes to a running stgp backup on the fly, or cancel
a process and have it's workload distributed to ther backup stgp
processes, in order to free up tape drives for other uses during a busy
day,
Hi,
I think you have to implement automatic copy backup from A to B. All data
backup up will be moved automatically to the backup server.
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Mark,
No, a VTL that worked in a SAN environment wouldn't need the same code as
SANergy because there would be no need for a shared file system - access to
the volumes would be shared, but sequential and locked during use by any
node by the mount code.
Having said that, I don't know if existing
A virtual tape library operates and connects just like a physical tape
library in a SAN environment. The VTL, TSM server and your client are
connected to the SAN so a LANFREE back-up works using TSM's LANFREE
technology. Since the topology is conventional you should also be able
to add a SAN
Sal,
No, not too simplistic. The environment you seek is quite feasible using
file devclass volumes and built-in TSM features. What isn't feasible today
is using this as the primary means to move all IT data offsite for disaster
recovery, unless you don't have a lot of data or you have free
Moulay,
Honestly, with your actual configuration, no network between both
servers and only one drive for your backup server, I really doubt this
will be possible without considerable efforts ... and even then, it
would be a very time consuming task, quasi like if you would do a
disaster recovery
Milton,
After I wrote the last message, I noticed that FalconStor has certified TSM
SAN clients with their product, which is used by EMC and other
manufacturers. I was thinking that it would be more interesting to run the
VTL software on the TSM server rather than add another piece of hardware,
Bill,
I am presently implementing the S2100-ES and S2100-DS VTLs by Sepaton
which are also TSM certified. While at present I am using them as
directly fiber attached devices to my TSM server, I chose a VTL solution
over a DASD solution because: (1) I wanted to preserve the ability to do
a
Because there's software in the VTL that emulates tape drives. To TSM it's
just another tape library.
Curtis
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Thanks, Milton, looking forward to hearing all about it! I understand your
constraints.
Bill Smoldt
STORServer, Inc.
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Hello,
TSM server AIX 5.2 and TSM-server 5.1.7.3
TDP_for_Oracle 5.x client-nodes (about 60 small databases)
Since the amount of TDP-client nodes is increased we have lots of start and
stop sessions in our server activity log and gives us problems by analysing
other actions/problems. Our database
Hello,
AIX-server 5.2, and TSM-server 5.1.7.3. A lot of TDP for Oracle clients.
I'm wondering what the impact is on the TSM-database for TDP_for_Oracle
clients. In the actlog we only see start/stop messages, and the restores and
back-ups are done within the TDP-interface.
I was wondering if it is
Milton,
Sepaton is going to ship us a S2100-DS for testing with no commitment to
buy. Can you share with us your experience? Is it worth 3 times the
cost of setting up our own DASD. Is it as easy to implement
as they claim and how is their support? As far as I know, compression
will be
Hi All,
Just wondering..
With Lotus Domino Service(Lotus Domino Data) Window service stopped,
is it possible to perform an archive of the transaction log ?
Would any archiving actually take place ?
Then would you be able to simply restart the Domino Service ?
Windows Server 2003
TSM
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With Lotus Domino Service(Lotus Domino Data) Window service
stopped, is it possible to perform an archive of the transaction log ?
Would any archiving actually take place ?
Then would you be able to simply
I mean't the TDP for Domino archive of the transaction logs using the
command :
domdsmc archivelog
Archive is the norm.
T.I.A
Bill
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Bill,
I am not exactly sure what you are trying to do here,
but you can run Data Protection for Domino commands
even when the Domino Server is not running.
As long as there are no problems, the ARCHIVELOGS command
will work and it will back up the logs that are ready.
Again, if there are no
I think Domino has to be running to even launch the TDP. But, it's been a
while since I've done this.
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Eliza,
This is what I did in an AIX environment:
1) Configure, or confirm the config of, the VTL it self (it comes from
Sepaton configed to your specs): Network config, email config, dns
config, number of drives, number/size of cartridges, etc.
2) Connect the Ethernet port to your network (used
Hello all!
I am still locked out of adsm.org due to our company's smart filter, so I
have to ask this question again... I deleted all filespace information for
a node, but it will not delete the node due to the fact that it still
thinks data is associated with the node. Any suggestions? Thank
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I am still locked out of adsm.org due to our company's smart
filter, so I have to ask this question again... I deleted all
filespace information for a node, but it will not delete the
node due to the fact that it
Thanks Milton,
This is everything I need to set up the S2100-DS in TSM. I am one step
ahead of the game.
How is their support?
Eliza
Eliza,
This is what I did in an AIX environment:
1) Configure, or confirm the config of, the VTL it self (it comes from
Sepaton configed to your specs):
Hi!
The name of the server is node13.
q occ node13
Results: ANR2034E QUERY OCCUPANCY: No match found using this criteria.
q filespace node13
Results:
Node Name Filespace FSID Platform FilespaceIs Capacity
Pct
Name Type Filespace (MB)
Since we have TSM and a tape robot, is there a way to define some sort of
virtual filesystem on tape so that I can easily move files from one server
to another through this tape filesystem (since I don't have enough raw disk
to accomplish the moves)?
?? What are you trying to accomplish,
There is likely a filespace the node knows about but has not
backed up, (hence the no occupancy).
Run a delete file node13 * and then you should be able to
delete the node. If not, it's gonna take IBM assistance.
Ben
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q occ node13
Results: ANR2034E QUERY OCCUPANCY: No match found using this criteria.
q filespace node13
Results:
Node Name Filespace FSID Platform Filespace Is CapacityPct
Name
Try del fi nodename *
Sometimes there is a ghost filespace that hangs around.
Guillaume Gilbert
IT Specialist - TSM
Infrastructure Services Delivery
IBM Global Services
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Hi Joni,
I had the same problem with a ghost filespace. Do what Guillaume suggests
and you should be OK. Sometimes the filespace does not appear in the
listing, but a del fi nodename * did the trick for me.
Rich
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Dear List,
Here is another problem with me:
TDP for Oracle on Linux.
tdpoconf password or tdpoconf showenvironment commands giving error as
under:
ANS0263E (RC2230) Either the dsm.sys file was not found, or the Inclexcl file
specified in dsm.sys was not found.
I installed:
BA Client
TDP
Dear List,
Is there any issue with Image or open file backup on Linux? I have to show this
to one of our clients visiting. I was not feeling well and could not go through
the manual. Just wanted to know if it require any separeate snapshot volume for
this purpose like Windows requires snapshot
Hi all!
I had actually already ran the delete filespace command and it just will
not delete that remaining filespace /usr. I query occupancy again and
there is still no data and I have issued the delete filespace command
numerous times without any luck. It just will not delete the filespace. I
Ray,
Because of an open file and support issues We didn't
proceed with the Snapshot backup project.
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On Mon, 26 Jul 2004, Timothy Hughes wrote:
Hello,
Is there anyone that has done a Snapshot backup?
with a Novell client? From what I understand
there are several ways this
On Sep 29, 2004, at 12:23 PM, Joni Moyer wrote:
Hello all!
I am still locked out of adsm.org due to our company's smart filter,
...
How about the alternate sites:
www.marist.edu/htbin/wlvindex?adsm-l
www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ ?
Interesting problem. APAR IC39957 may pertain. Life with defects...
Some things I would try:
- Attempt 'dsmc del fi' from the client, and choose it by number, and
see
if that makes it go away.
- Do 'SELECT * FROM VOLUMEUSAGE WHERE NODE_NAME='NODE13'
and if that reveals any volumes, try
Joni,
I had a similar problem on an earlier level of 5.1. First thing to try is
an audit of the stgpool, either aud vol if on tape, or dsmserv audit
diskstg (check the manual for correct spelling) if on disk. If you have
to do it on a disk pool, drain it first, and the audit will fly. If that
Sandra,
DP for Oracle uses the TSM API to connect to the TSM Server, because of
this, the API is going to look in /opt/tivoli/tsm/client/api/bin for the
dsm.sys file - I am making the assumption that this is the reason for the
error. You have two choices at this point, either create a dsm.sys
Hi!
That APAR is exactly what is occurring. I have run the select statement
and there are no volumes associated with the data, but it will not delete
the filespace. I can't go to the client because the client server doesn't
exist any longer. I was doing maintenance deletions on old
Great !
I will try this and will inform you. Now i m at home since i am not feeling
well.
But i am going to try this... anything else that I should try???
Sandra
Neil Rasmussen wrote:
Sandra,
DP for Oracle uses the TSM API to connect to the TSM Server, because of
this, the API is going to
Milton,
Do you realize that the TSM's LANFREE technology you are refering to
is in fact Sanergy? TSM just gives you a limited use copy of Sanergy
when yuo turn on the LANFREE stuff. That was why I questioned how you
were going to do LANFREE without Sanergy.
That clears that up. Thanks.
Johnson,
On Sep 29, 2004, at 1:36 PM, Joni Moyer wrote:
Hi!
That APAR is exactly what is occurring. I have run the select
statement
and there are no volumes associated with the data, but it will not
delete
the filespace. I can't go to the client because the client server
doesn't
exist any longer. I was
Their support is great.
H. Milton Johnson
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Thanks Milton,
This
Mark,
No idea about TSM's LANFREE being a limited use copy of Sanergy. My
understanding was that the big difference was in the client code so that
the meta data goes over the LAN to the TSM server's DB and the actual
backup data goes across the SAN directly to the SAN attached tape drive
with
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No idea about TSM's LANFREE being a limited use copy of
Sanergy.
It is not.
My understanding was that the big difference was in
the client code so that the meta data goes over the LAN to the
TSM server's
Here is a strange one:
We all see differences between the q auditocc command and the
Q occ command, but they are typically rather small.
On this one host, where all it does is archive some data that
resides on a NetApp, there is a significant difference. The occ
Well, I guess I will answer my own question
It looks to be a display bug/limitation on the server, as when I
grab the data from the occupancy table with a SQL command it looks
right:
tsm: TSMHOST3select physical_mb from occupancy where node_name like
'BOFS8-X'
PHYSICAL_MB
This is my understanding SANergy and TSM's LANFREE.
H. Milton Johnson
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occupancy #'s are real time
auditocc #'s only update at audit license
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Integrated Storage Management
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Good Evening
I am seeing the following error on a lto gen 2 cart. Of course murphy says that
this is a tape that we need for a restore.
So the restore is taking forever. Which brings up several questions.
1) My fuzzy memory says that there was a special command for adsm/tsm to handle
this
Len, please see my following post for your question:
http://msgs.adsm.org/cgi-bin/get/adsm0409/94.html
At 10:57 PM 9/29/2004 -0400, you wrote:
Good Evening
I am seeing the following error on a lto gen 2 cart. Of course murphy says
that
this is a tape that we need for a restore.
So the
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