Folks:
I have spent far too much banging my head against my desk on this topic,
and thought I would ask you all.
I've got TSM 7.1.1 running on RHEL 6.5. Our Microsoft AD servers are
WIndows 2008 R2 but running in 2003 mode.
I wish to configure TSM to allow ADMIN accounts to be authenticated
The EXPIRE process finally finished about 6 hours after starting. It reported
as successful but was qualified with finished before completion due to being
cancelled.
I got some info from IBM via the PMR.
1: CAN PRO number and CANCEL EXPIRATION accomplish the same thing. CAN PRO
requires the
Hello. This is good info.
Does anyone know; if there are multiple Replications happening, would the
'CANCEL REPLICATION' cancel all of them? Can I associate the name of the
replication with it if I wanted to cancel only one of them? (In this case I
know the 'name' of the replication, but not
Hi Jeanne,
No, CANCEL REPLICATION does not support any option and so only allows to cancel
all running replication processes.
If you want to have have more control over you replication processes, you can
replicate by node groups and/or use replication rules.
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Best regards / Cordialement /
Hello. We do use node groups. But what rule would I use if I want to cancel
one of the replications that may be running and I don't know the process number
and if it's still running by 6am, then cancel it? Can I use a 'duration' on a
replication??
This select statement works if I run from
Jeanne,
It's just an as I haven't tested it before but I know that command routing can
be used with two different syntaxes :
- one is : server_name:command
- another is : (server_name) command
And only the second on is valid in TSM scripts.
From Admin guide :
Note: When you are writing
