Hi list,
I need to perform a full backup from a MS Exchange Server using TDP for
Exchange. However, I need to do it on a empty tape, outside the regular
scheduled backup operations.
Can I do this from the command line? Is there any parameter that I can use to
specify that the data from this
Any reason for doing this? Tape will not be useable without
corresponding DB back-up tape.
Regards,
Karel
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ads...@vm.marist.edu] On Behalf Of
Mario Behring
Sent: woensdag 11 maart 2009 14:02
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: TDP
Use a backup set. This creates a tape with data already stored in TSM
which can be exported from the library and kept for as long as you wish.
You don't even need TSM to restore the data from the backup set you
create, only the client software is needed and someway to read the tape.
We do this to
You cannot use a backup set.
They are not supported with TSM API data.
ADSM: Dist Stor Manager ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU wrote on 03/11/2009
09:04:54 AM:
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Re: TDP Exc Backup full to empty tape
Buddy Howeth
to:
ADSM-L
You will not need the DB backup for backup sets.
Buddy Howeth
Computer Operations Specialist
Information Systems
Pacific Coast Producers
Corporate Offices
631 N. Cluff Ave
Lodi, CA 95240-0756
(209) 367-8800 - Main#
(209) 367-6288 - Computer Room
(209) 366-6240 - Alpha Pager
Bos, Karel
We're backing up Exchange 2003 in clustered environments (or were).
What is causing you grief?
See Ya'
Howard Coles Jr.
Sr. Systems Engineer
(615) 296-3416
John 3:16!
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager on behalf of elsuizo
Sent: Mon 3/9/2009 10:07 AM
To:
Guys,
I just want to write this backup on an scratch tapehow can I tell TSM do do
this instead of using any tape at the pool and mix this data with data from
other clients?
Thanks
Mario
From: Del Hoobler hoob...@us.ibm.com
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Sent:
If there's a disk pool in the chain, migrate it to tape.
Update all tapes in the storage pool with a filling status to an access of
readonly.
Run the exchange backup.
Check the resulting tape out of the library.
You now have a tape with nothing on it but the Exchnage backup; it may be used
A backupset should do that well. What is it you want that a backupset
will not do? Not clear to me.
It takes all the Active Data for a client and writes it out to whatever
device class you specify. It is a database operation though, not an
actual up to the minute client backup. It makes a set
Maybe my last append did not make it
You CANNOT use backup sets with DP/Exchange data.
Del
ADSM: Dist Stor Manager ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU wrote on 03/11/2009
10:05:41 AM:
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Re: TDP Exc Backup full to empty tape
Exactly!!!
Buddy Howeth
Computer Operations Specialist
Information Systems
Pacific Coast Producers
Corporate Offices
631 N. Cluff Ave
Lodi, CA 95240-0756
(209) 367-8800 - Main#
(209) 367-6288 - Computer Room
(209) 366-6240 - Alpha Pager
Huebschman, George J. gjhuebsch...@lmus.leggmason.com
As the Admin Guide manual says: ... backup sets can only be used by a
backup-archive client. The B/A client and the API which the TDP uses
are in different processing realms.
Richard Sims
Yeah...
I'll just put on my Homer Simpson suit.
Doh!
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Richard Sims
Sent: Wednesday, March 11, 2009 10:36 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] TDP Exc Backup full to empty tape
As the
Since you are going to send this tape away, I suggest you do the backup to
your regular pool.
Then create an EXPORT tape of that Exchange client. If you specify the
FROMDATE/FROMTIME parms, you can make sure you only get the latest data on
that tape. The tape can be sent away and won't cause
Hello All,
Thanks for your help!!
I have a client with 3 Exchange serves w/2.5TB of mail, running the TDP and
they are using LAN-FREE. They want to vitrualize the three servers onto a
new VMware farm. Will they be able to still use the LAN-FREE on the VM? I
saw on the Info Center that a guest is
On 11 mrt 2009, at 17:13, Nicholas Rodolfich wrote:
Hello All,
Hi,
Thanks for your help!!
any time :)
I have a client with 3 Exchange serves w/2.5TB of mail, running the
TDP and
they are using LAN-FREE. They want to vitrualize the three servers
onto a
new VMware farm. Will they be
Hi list,
How can I keep track of an EXPORT NODE command progress? Meaning, how much data
it has already written to the tape, etc...
I tried q process, but other than the elapsed time in seconds, nothing
changes...
Mario
Hi,
are you exporting to server or tape? q progess should give you some more
information than that (bytes transferred, input volume, number of files)
when exporting to server. If this information is missing, your export might
have some problems. Check q act if there are problems.
Michael
On
Hi Michael,
I am exporting to tapefrom a TDP for Exchange backup made earlier
todayI need to send the tape away...
Here is the command I am using:
export node vtswprms03 filedata=all devclass=ltoclass2 fromdate=03/11/2009
fromtime=13:00:00 scratch=YES
I was wondering if I should
Could someone from development please comment - since the database for TSM
6.1 is DB2, can I move from a TSM server on for example, Windows to a TSM
server on for example, AIX by restoring the database and then updating any
tape device names in the path definitions?
Joerg Pohlmann
250-245-9863
Tapes are written in different formats on different platforms, so the
answer to your question is no. You would have to export all of the data
from Windows and import to AIX, not just the database.
No, I'm not from development, but I did sleep at a Holiday Inn Express last
night!
..Paul
At
On Mar 11, 2009, at 22:41 , Joerg Pohlmann wrote:
Could someone from development please comment - since the database
for TSM
6.1 is DB2, can I move from a TSM server on for example, Windows to
a TSM
server on for example, AIX by restoring the database and then
updating any
tape device names in
Not doubting the power of the Holiday Inn Express, but in the past I had a
Windows LAN-free client whose tapes were reclaimed by an AIX TSM server, which
would leave me to conclude that AIX somehow managed to read the tapes, even
though they were written with a crayon. Also AIX did make some
Joerg Pohlmann wrote:
Could someone from development please comment - since the database for TSM
6.1 is DB2, can I move from a TSM server on for example, Windows to a TSM
server on for example, AIX by restoring the database and then updating any
tape device names in the path definitions?
Joerg
Hi there
Seeking some clarifications on this one as there seem to be a bit of
mixed information...
Is there a TSM LIMIT to the path length of a folder/file structure it
backs up - note: TSM LIMIT - not WINDOWS LIMIT??
Eg if a Windows system has a path length limit of say 30,000 characters,
On Mar 11, 2009, at 8:31 PM, Cheung, Richard wrote:
Hi there
Seeking some clarifications on this one as there seem to be a bit of
mixed information...
Is there a TSM LIMIT to the path length of a folder/file structure it
backs up - note: TSM LIMIT - not WINDOWS LIMIT??
Eg if a Windows system
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