Hello,
you are hit by the 0 byte password bug...
Your encrypted password is stored in a file. If the encrypted password
contains a 0 byte than some TSM clients are not able to handle this.
This bug is fixed in the newer clients.
Bye
Rainer Tammer
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Burak,
As far as I understand it, the reclamation of offsite copy pool carts is not
a DRM function, reclamation is a standard part of TSM where a new tape is
produced locally that consolidates the carts offsite that are partly full.
The thing that DRM does for you is to manage the movement of
nice configuration,
but there is a point with unprotected disks to be tested:
I used this configuration under NT4 and tried to pull out one of the
unprotected disks out.
While this would probably cause no harm to TSM,
the operating system itself froze completly (for hours, so not an I/O
time-out
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I had that problem with expiration - my mail server kept pinning the
process - When it finally ran to completion it took 4-5 days, and expired
16M files.
Which goes to show that you simply *must* run a
Hello all,
can somebody help me? I have problem with snmp, I cannot use defined own script
I can see some information with command:
# snmpinfo -v -md ibmAdsm
but command doesn't work:
# snmpinfo -v -ms ibmAdsmServerScript1.1=q_db_util
noSuchName at position 0 - with result 255 return code
Hi,
we have to create 1 tape, containing exported data from 2 different nodes.
For each node we need only one of the file spaces.
Let say we want fsid 1 from node_1 and fsid 12 from node_2
I tried
export node node_1,node_2 fsid=1,12 filedata=backupactive
devclass=class_name
It seems that
So you mean that FILLING carts can be reclaimed when they are offsite?
regards,
Burak
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Nice to have some partners out there
But I am talking about the hard way... Rules, man, Rules...
Suppose you get a message like a hundred times - connection refusal
or something like that. I don't want my operators to get lost in the
forest...
I am trying to write some.
Will share when I'm
Hi.
Try move data when the backup volume is stiil out of the lib.
I didn't try that, but I think it should use the original copy of files same
as with reclaimation.
Ran.
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Yes, as far as I understand it.
TSM knows what files are on each tape offsite. When expiration is run, some
of those datasets become obsolete, so the space on the tape becomes free.
When you run reclamation on the copy storage pool with a certain % value,
TSM actually uses the primary storage
... I rather NOT use RAID-5 for TSM disk pool volumes... Why pay the penalty
for calc writing parity when you don't expect to read it more than
once?!? This data is so transient (in general, it exists for less than 48
hours)
it's not worth sacrificing ANY performance -- we really want to
Hi everybody,
My question is simple. We are running selective backup
through Gigabit, and my STGpool is 3590 Tape Pool. I
want to know, how many Gigabytes you backup per hour??
For bigger files I get a 52 GByte/hour. And I think
these is very slow. This test is only 1 client and no
other
Quick answer - only one big volume.
OK. I will start my thoughts on the subject with single drive example.
Which is better for single drive - one volume occupying the whole disk or
several files/raw devices defined as DISK volumes? Remember: disk devclass
has nothing to do with mount points and
Zlatko,
Write rate for RAID 5 is (note) again
N times faster than single disk speed but decreases with penalty for
recalculation if parity (highly controller dependent)
Often this calculation is not correct,
since raid-5 will be written in blocks which are typically
larger than the size of
Hi
IF i am right the command is as per the help you need to type the
following :
export node node_1,node_2 filespace=fsid1,fsid12 devc=class_name
Thks
Sean Ramnarayan
EDS (South Africa)
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I just noticed that my Device: in my q libr shows nothing for TSM Srv
4.2.2.0 ? (under AIX 4.3.3)
I even updated the library to try to put it in, in case it got lost ???
This really SUCKS !
at least it is still written to the devconfig file...
anyone else noticed this ?
I mail myself
I'm curious if anyone feels that the new AIXDIRECTIO option in TSM 5.1
affects their opinions about how to utilize disk for storage pools. TSM
5.1 also has an Async I/O option (AIX). For more info, refer to
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redpieces/pdfs/sg246554.pdf, starting at
about page 107.
Juraj, I completely agree with you. But this is argument against RAID 5.
The question is: if we accept presence of RAID 5 as a fact how to proceed
further.
Read-before-write penalty can be mitigated by tuning blocksize. OTOH TSM
is using big writes and this should not pose so big problem for
Yes. I have used this a lot and that is the way it works. Offsite tapes
do not have to be FULL to be reclaimed.
David Longo
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Yes, as far as I understand it.
TSM knows what files are on each tape offsite. When expiration is run, some
of those datasets
I have an immediate need to create a list of all my registered nodes and
the storage pool(s) each node backs up to. I know almost nothing about
creating an SQL statement so if anyone can assist, I would appreciate it
very much.
Thank You
Bernard Rosenbloom
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Hi folks,
As part of our TSM installation process (almost two years ago) we set up raw logical
volumes for our backup disk pool and archive disk pool. Two weeks ago we installed
fiber optic connections to our IBM Shark and everything looked okay after the outage.
An hour later we lost our
Hi fellow specialists,
Today I have been faced with a problem that I do not know how to handle and
maybe one of you can help.
Someone has decided to archive 1.5 TB (oracle DB) to a management class with
5 years retention period. Some ** idea of a manager. What has happened is
that that archive
Hello!
The environment at my company is that we have Hitachi RAID-5 and I was
wondering why I need to mirror the DB and recovery log if we have this
technology implemented. Does anyone have justification for this?
Thanks
Joni Moyer
Associate Systems Programmer
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A couple of reclamations were in progress at the time the recovery log
became full. These processes were cancelled and client sessions failed
and the recovery log recovered itself.
The 2 tapes that were being written now seem to be inaccessible for
'move data' or client restore. I tried updating
I agree with what Zlatko and Juraj are saying. I just want to add that in
disk subsystems such as ESS that do use RAID5 a lot of care has gone into
the introduction of cache destaging algorithms that mitigate the write
penalty. that is, writes are held in cache until they can be destaged
HI Francisco,
as far as I know the maximun native throughput of a 3590 drive is 12 MB/s.
If you want something to refer to as a rule of thumb,these are the
performance of the 3590 library:
(Embedded image moved to file: pic19254.pcx)
so you can check if you are having good performance in
Hmm, I'm at Server Version 4, Release 2, Level 1.9. Interesting, eh?
tsm: TSM_HQ_1q libr
Library Name: MODOT3494A
Library Type: 349X
Device: /dev/lmcp0
Private Category: 300
Scratch Category: 301
External Manager:
Shared: Yes
LanFree:
Andrew,
We've run the unload on both Wintel and Sun based TSM backup servers that
were about 15 - 20GB in size and 80 - 90% utilized. Our expiration process
went from 2 hours to 30 minutes and so far our benefits are good for about a
year. We had the Lotus Notes Connect Agent eating up a ton our
Zlatko,
I can appreciate your imaginary situation; my comments were directed at the
typical scenario for incremental backup data, which is easily recovered on
the next night's cycle. This is another reason there is no single, correct
answer to the question.
Every situation requires one to
hi,
we solve that using a password beginning with a digit:
instead of DDNAME10 , use 0DDNAME1 for the password,
René Lambelet
Nestec S.A. / Central Support Center
55, av. Nestlé CH-1800 Vevey (Switzerland)
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search www.adsm.org and will find hundreds of SQL examples.
On Wed, 29 May 2002, Bernard Rosenbloom wrote:
I have an immediate need to create a list of all my registered nodes and
the storage pool(s) each node backs up to. I know almost nothing about
creating an SQL statement so if anyone
Hi, Burak.
The Admin Guide, in Chapter 9, Managing Storage Pools and Volumes, the
section Reclaiming Space in Sequential Access Storage Pools Reclamation
for Copy Storage Pools Reclamation for Offsite Volumes explains what
happens. It's on page 156 of my Admin Guide 4.2 for AIX.
It basically
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Burak Demircan
My copy pool operation continues during the day and if a server
administrator
starts the restore without informing me, the backup stg operation
stops. How
can I
get an environment that all backup schedules
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Just for the sake of argument, I also tried - in the local DSM.OPT file,
Exclude ?:\...\*.dll
Exclude ?:\...\*.exe
EXCLUDE.FILE ?:\...\*.dll
EXCLUDE.FILE ?:\...\*.exe
None of which will apparently exclude
Simple question:
if I do q actlog and give date 14th may it gets me actlog from 20th may so
it's keeping only 2 weeks old. Where do I have to look if I need 4 weeks old
log - a flat file may be !
can someone help me.
WIth regards
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Hi Alex,
This is the answer what I am looking for. I also noticed the admin's guide
reclamation pages. Thank you very much
Regards,
Burak
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