On Wednesday 14 February 2001 22:47, you wrote:
I deleted one by one ..But don`t you feel that there should be a
command
to delete volumes by
storage pool name ? Hope will get in TSM5 :- )
Thanks
Shekhar .
Why waiting for IBM if you can easily achieve this on your own? Write a
I will be out of the office starting 02/15/2001 and will not return until
03/05/2001.
I will respond to your message when I return.
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Hello,
can you tell me how I can get the "test media" option? Is it via the
tapeutil utility?
Best regards
Gerhard
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Allmandring 30a
Hi all,
using the dsmadmc select command on the actlog table, I've observed the
following:
The message field is restricted to 250 characters (CHAR(250)), however some
messages (like 8300 or 4990/4991) provide more information when querying
through "query actlog".
Example:
1. q actlog:
ARPA1.txt
Well , the problem wasn't because of the light.
IBM CE adjusted the X Bumper a bit on S10 frame and the problem is
fixed.
Thanks everbody for their inputs.
Mahesh
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Hi
Does anyone know what the optimum block size would be for a TSM data
volume?
TSM is DB2 based database so maybe someone could say how they have their
DB2 databases configured
Regards
Alex
Everyone,
If anyone has any input on TSM Backup for MACs please forward it to me. If there is
any book or articles which would help me setup these clients let me know.
I want specifics about :
1. TSM Scheduler for MACs.
2. Settings for the MAC clients like the option file, etc.
3. Scheduling.
I
ANR8301E I/O error on library 3494 (OP=005C6D37, SENSE=N/A, CC=0023).
Bill - Here are my notes from http://people.bu.edu/rbs/ADSM.QuickFacts
from prior experience. Perhaps this may help.
ANR8301E I/O error on library __ (OP=005C6D37, SENSE=N/A, CC=0023).
Seen when
Question: Is the limit of 250 characters build into the select command,
or is the table restricted to 250 character and the "q actlog" gets this
info from=somewhere else?
Joerg - Your surmise is correct. The view of the TSM db that we have
via Select is a "virtual" view - the reality of
Test
TB
We also started using the 3590E's and one tape had to be physically removed
from the tape drive - the tape snapped and had to be replaced. A few days
earlier, someone in the tape library dropped a 3590E cartridge, but I was
told that it was not damaged. The tape that got stuck is probably that
The tape with the splice was an Imation tape purchased
through IBM.
Rick
On 15 Feb 2001, at 10:53, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...there was a splice...
Rick - Yikes! Most bad.
Could you post to ADSM-L what brand of tape that was?
thanks, Richard
This seems to be your problem Bill:
APAR= IC27477
ISSUING THE UPDATE DRIVE COMMAND WITHOUT SPECIFYING THE DEVICE NAME IN THE
COMMAND COULD CAUSE 3494 TO LOSE DRIVE INFORMATION
Status: CLOSED Closed: 07/25/00
Error Description:
Issuing the UPDATE DRIVE command
Hi all,
I've just installed the baclient on an NT machine. Although the event
log says my incremental succeeds (with some errors, gotta work on the
include/exclude list), the schedule stops shortly after the backup
completes. the actlog says:
02/15/01 02:02:10 (Session:
I have installed TSM client on Win2K and TSM for MS Exchange (Exchange
Application Client is NOT is a cluster environment), I have two separate
schedules running on that system, scheduler for Win2K works fine but on
same system scheduler for MS Exchange fails. TSM server is on AIX 4.3.3.
and
No two different services. Even when I stop service for win2k, Exchange
scheduler still fails.
Thanks
Yahya
-Original Message-
From: Larry Way [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2001 10:35 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Scheduler fails: TSM for MS Exchange
Two different services, two different option files, two different client
node names defined to TSM, one for each service and options file? Probably
one single dsmsched and dsmerror file. What messages are you getting in
those files about the failure?
Kelly J. Lipp
Storage Solutions
Our tapes are IBM tapes. I would also be curious what tapes others are
using.
John, what brand of tapes are you using?
-Original Message-
From: Talafous, John G. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2001 2:47 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: 3590E
Keep in mind
Yahya,
Make sure the scheduler service is running under
an account on the machine that has proper access
for doing Exchange backup and restores.
Under the Services applet, Properties, for the
Exchange Scheduler service that you created...
...the "Log on as:" of "Local System account"
will NOT
As far as I know, the *only* manufacturer of 'K' tapes in Imation.
I recently upgraded my 3590 E1A drives to 2X, and purchased 3 cases of extended
length tapes, all were boxed/wrapped from the factory, and indicated no
shipping damage at all.
When I went to label the NEW tapes, 2 out of 10
That was the problem. I found the APAR and with the SHOW LIBRARY command I
was able to see the 349x information go away after doing an UPD DRIVE
command. When I bounced TSM, the 349x information was present. Also after a
DEL DRIVE and DEF DRIVE command it was back.
Also turns out I was the start
We have Imation tapes. Again, we had them initialized and labeled prior to
delivery. We have had no problems.
John G. Talafous IS Technical Principal
The Timken CompanyGlobal Software Support
P.O. Box 6927 Data Management
1835 Dueber Ave. S.W.
Thanks for your reply
I have used administrator's account and password for Exchange scheduler. It
fails right after it tries to connect with TSM server on scheduled time, and
error message says that backup failed and error no. -1.
Thanks
Yahya
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From: Del Hoobler
The lastest client for windows is available for ftp at site
service.boulder.ibm.com
in directory
/storage/tivoli-storage-management/maintenance/client/v4r1/Windows/i386/v412
The ftp site had several other alias.
One is the old adsm ftp site name of index.storsys.ibm.com which puts you
one
That restriction was removed in 1.1.0.0 fixtest A I believe.
You can now use System Account - we are (on 1.1.1.01) - it works fine.
From the fixtest A readme:
"Misc. - You no longer have to be running as the Exchange Site Service
Account in order to perform backup or
Yahya,
In all cases that I have seen, if manually running
the command file works but the scheduled backup does not,
it was a problem that the account did not have
proper permissions. One thing to try is to change
the Exchange client scheduler to run as the
Exchange Site Services account.
(Same
Bob,
Check out this web page:
http://www.tivoli.com/products/index/storage_mgr/storage_win_2000.html#S
Thanks,
Del
Del Hoobler
IBM Corporation
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"Fenstermaker,Bob" [EMAIL PROTECTED]@VM.MARIST.EDU on 02/15/2001
Diana,
Sorry to chime in late on this but you've hit a subject I've been
struggling with for quite some time.
We have some pretty large Windows NT file and print servers using MSCS.
Each server has lots of small files(1.5 to 2.5 million) and total disk
space(the D: drive) between 150GB and
I seldom delete a volume unless the volume is part of my offsite secondary copy
pool and is affected by orphan references withing the TSM data base. In that
case, I need to get this volume returned onsite and do an audit volume
and then delete it. Otherwise, after expiration, TSM automatically
Be advised that the Microsoft Windows 32-bit Intel 4.1.2 client
software download selection on web page
http://www.tivoli.com/support/storage_mgr/clients.html
is currently incorrect: it yields the ODBC stuff instead of
the main client. I've already notified the web administration
people, so no
I am looking at putting on a bunch of client PCs in the future where there will
only be a limited number of paths and/or files that will need to be backed up.
Is there anything written, relative to windows, on the syntax and methodology or
either excluding or including specific files? The TSM
Does any one out there have a formula they use to calculate the number of
tapes they will use for an instance of TSM
I've tried to start with
1) size of file systems to backup x 1 because you have at least 1
backup version of every file on the systems you'll back up(roughly)
Most all of the stuff in here is Questions. How about nice descriptive
names for your posts? Makes it easier on us who might answer and also on
those who use the archives at www.adsm.org.
Your List Police,
Kelly J. Lipp
Storage Solutions Specialists, Inc.
PO Box 51313
Colorado Springs CO
James... this is thorny issue considering the cost of these tapes. I use Magstar
MP C-Format XL tapes and these guys
cost about $75 a pop. Be conservative when ordering and get more than you think
you will need. I have experimented with
client compression vs drive compression and since I have a
Can someone Help us with this
We are trying back up lasrge 65 GB oracle backup to tape library...using
Tivoli.
From Tivoli activity log, following are the two error messages:
02/15/01 01:25:51 ANR0425W Session 5054 for node RAAS_PRD_DB (TDP Oracle
AIX) refused
WHile we've had some problems with K tapes, overall were very happy
with them. Out of about 1600 tapes in use, we've have problems
with about 6.
Rick
On 15 Feb 2001, at 12:50, Debbie Lane wrote:
Thanks for all the input regarding this tape. Imation is the only
manufacture. I have decided
For a short answer I would take the path of least resistance. If you are only backing
up a few files/directories it would be simplest (easiest to figure out the incl/excl
statements and their effects) to do one of the following:
1. Include the directories/files you want backed up and then
Shekar... You might want to check the dsm.sys file(s) on your client (this is
for UNIX clients - you didn't mention what type platform your client is using)
and ensure that the "passwordaccess generate" function is actuated. Then check
your node's registration and update as required to set the
George, Richard,
Thanks for the responses. But I have 7 instances of TSM running, all
implemented last year. A consulting team calculated how much capacity we
would need and proposed it to management. Management cut that number in
half, hired me and handed it over. I went to the well once
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-- 02-15-01 12:59 S.SHEPPARD (SHS)Re: Performance Large Fil
Jeff: I'm curious. What level of OS/390 are you running?
Sam Sheppard
San Diego Data Processing Corp.
Thanks David! I have not been backing up developers PCs and my boss is trying to
get them to pin down very specific file paths to be backed up. He is afraid we
will be getting into a black hole and would need to expand our hardware
capabilities if we leave the door open. Your suggestion is well
I think most *SM sites consume more tapes than they thought. I think the formula you
want is the one they use to calculate how long a Software project will take to
complete!!!
David B. Longo
System Administrator
Health First, Inc.
3300 Fiske Blvd.
Rockledge, FL 32955-4305
PH
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I think the reason most people underestimate tape requirements is, they
assume that if you have 20 GB of data to back up, you need 20GB of tape to
store it.
With TSM (unlike the backup systems that just do "full" dumps to tape), your
tapes become fragmented over time as incremental versions
Collocation was enabled on copypool tapes , for Disaster recovery purpose,
by doing this we was able to
restore much faster at DR site .
Now i don`t need that , and also don`t want to send " DLT`s=no.clients " every
day to offsite , This is the reason
i want to delete copypool tapes
Take a look at the redbook Getting Started with Tivoli Storage Manager:
Implementation Guide. It tells you how to calculate the number of tapes.
" " wrote:
Does any one out there have a formula they use to calculate the number of
tapes they will use for an instance of TSM
I've tried to
Can anyone comment on the availability of a Carbonized or Cocoa based TSM
v4.1.2 client for MacOS X (to be released on March 24)?
Any information would be much appreciated as we make our migration plans.
Regards,
Tripp Frasch
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Tulane Medical
My experience with ADSM is with AIX server and clients only. Our ADSM
server 3.1.2.50 for AIX 4.3.3.
We want to start backing up an HP 9000/800 D350 2way, it is running HP-UX
10.20, Oracle 7.3.4.
DB and vault files are about 62GB.
q lic shows that we have available client licenses. Can I just
At 05:02 PM 2/15/2001 -0600, you wrote:
Can anyone comment on the availability of a Carbonized or Cocoa based TSM
v4.1.2 client for MacOS X (to be released on March 24)?
Any information would be much appreciated as we make our migration plans.
We are also very much interested in this. We have
My name is Ray Schafer. I work at The Kernel Group (TKG) and have been
a member of the Bare Metal Restore development team, and am currently a
Sales Engineer specializing in the BMR product.
I would like to respond to the list about some of the points that
Richard Sims brought up.
It is
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