Hello,
2-3 GB would be sufficient,
René Lambelet
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Is there any way to backup a Open AFS filesystem?
I see AFS support for AIX but I can't tell if it extends to Open AFS.
There is also a reference in the developerworks site that you can
compile in Support via the TSM api but aren't sure whether that is
equivalent to a TDP, or I'm barking up the
Oh sorry ... bad miss ... you are completely right. Next time I'll take a
better look ... :-))
TOM
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Tomas, please
Tomas, please read the question ! What size to store the DIRECTORIES ... not
the files themselves !
Best regards,
René Lambelet
Nestec S.A. / Informatique du Centre
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I don't think it will be sufficient ... they have 200GB nightly backup (I
understand incremental backup), and I gues it is caused by backup of great
DB files (DB2 and Lotus) ... do you expect, that migration will start
approximately 100 times during night backup with diskpool size 2-3 GB ???
My
Be a little careful with pre/post sched commands:
As i know they are always executed as part of a (immediate) backup-schedule.
Since i sometimes do a immediate client schedule for one file (e.g.
boot.ini)
to check all clients are ok after a network problem, or tsm server
malfunction
i have to
Sorry for the little excitement,
I have found a mysterious configuration error for that node:
The number of mount points was 0. It seems I accidentally changed the option
during an update of the clientpassword with the web gui.
Under normal conditions the client should wait until its mount
Hi Stefan ,
I am using -preschedulecmd=.cmd -postschedulecmd=.cmd in client
schedule definition ( options ) . This way command files are executed only
during
this specific schedule and dont apply to other actions .
Regards
Petr
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Hello,
I like the pre/post schedule facility but : there is no synchronisation
between execution of the pre/post schedules and the *sm command
(backup/archive) itself. This can be very ennoying... Solution: shcedule a
command instead of a *sm backup/archive.
Regards,
René Lambelet
Nestec S.A. /
Jim,
Along with your the other responses, take a look at
Appendix B of the User's Guide. It has a section titled:
Individual Mailbox Restore.
Keep in mind that unless you want to restore the
entire Information Store (Exchange 5.5) or the
entire database (Exchange 2000), it requires
an alternate
Hi ,
*sm command is started after preschedulecmd ends ,
it seems to me that there is max. 15 minuts time frame for preschedulecmd
execusion.Prenschedulecmd option can se used in asynchronous processing.
It works for me , but I understand that you prefer command .
I had problems with checking
Hi,
We are in the planning phase for a new TSM installation. We plan to have a
TSM workshop with the customer to determine the customers requirements and
expectations. Can anyone please help with some sort of planning worksheet
that one can work through with the customer? Any advice will be
From the uninitiated, what is the procedure for restoring an individual
mailbox from a backup made with the TDP client? My customer says he
can't figure it out from the GUI, and I don't have access.
Jim - Have your customer refer to the TDP manual. Appendix B talks
about individual
Hi all,
The following is my domain policy
Versions Data Exists 14
Versions Data Deleted 2
Retain Extra Versions 90
Retain Only Version 30
I want to reduce the policy domain number to the following domain
policy.
Versions Data Exists 5
Versions Data Deleted 3
Retain Extra Versions 30
Retain
Sure we do it all the time. It goes
Disk-OffsiteDLT
Disk-OnsiteDLT
Now just to catch anything that has skipped or migrated from disk do
OnsiteDLT-OffsiteDLT
Just make sure you use the same copytapepool for all the commands.
This is how we do ours every day.
You can also do it by turning on
Greetings.
We have a TSM 3.7.2 server and a TSM 4.1.2 client in a remote location
that connects via a 256K connection. Consequently, we wish to only backup
data files and not program files. The remote computer is located in a sales
office in another state. The concept is for the mobile sales
Brian,
Is your Domino server also on OS/390? Windows? AIX? Solaris?
Take a look at domdsm.log in the TDP domino directory
(or whatever you named the log file if you used the
/logfile=x option in your command file.)
Does it show that the TDP for Domino command actually ran?
What were the
I would like to know how much space on the library I will
gain by doing that[reducing retentions]
Ofer - That kind of information is very difficult to obtain...
The size that you can get from the server Contents table is the Aggregate
size, so you would have to try to mesh that with
John,
Your optionset may be what is preventing the backup from
occurring. Include/exclude statements in an option set are appended to
the options in the dsm.opt file when the backup occurs.
Since include/excludes are processed bottom-up, first match those in an
optionset can easily override
I can not guarantee that the following is true, but it is my
experience.
When an expire process runs, it reports the number of objects
examined. From what I can determine, this is the number of
inactive backup objects, which is the maximum number of objects
that would be deleted by lowering the
Group
Does anyone have a form they use which shows the preliminary steps
required to get a server to the point where Tsm can be installed and a
backup scheduled defined?
Thanks
Joe Marchesani
Raymond,
I have a diskpool set up for exactly the purpose you are interested in. I
wanted to bring directory data availability up. I specify in the dsm.opt the
dirmc option and it does go there. I do back up that disk to tape in case of
disaster also, but don't migrate the data off.
I have
Our TSM server is 3.7.4.6 and Linux client is 4.1.2.0, everytime when we
start to backup the Linux, the TSM server crashes immediately. Here are
a cut from dsmserv.err. Any idea?
Back in January of 1999 much the same was happening, as the client sent
the Linux version number to the server and
I would also like to know if creating a COPY produces *2* entries in the DB
or is the 400-800 bytes a measure of WITH and WITHOUT a COPY ?
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Virginia Commonwealth University
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Somewhere it's documented that a COPY in a copy pool increases the SIZE of
the DB entry, does not create a second entry.
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Anybody have an idea what the true average db entry for an object is? How
much space is really consumed per database entry for a backup object? We're
taught 400-800 bytes per entry but this seems high.
Perhaps we can arrive at this empirically by getting an idea from some of
you about how many
From a posting of mine last year: (adsm v3.1)
From the occupancy table:
22,254,868 ARCHTAPE archives on tape
40,030,448 BACKUP3590_OFFSITEbackup copypool on tape
40,065,503 TAPEPOOL backups on tape
102,350,819
I am running ADSM 3.7 on AIX 4.3.2 and have intermittant problems with
an Oracle backup. Oracle is version 8.1.5. We use BMC SQL Backtrack to
backup the Oracle database and move that backup to storage via ADSM.
Once in a while, I receive errors through SQL backtrack:
[dtodump 180482}
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Zoltan
Forray/AC/VCU [EMAIL PROTECTED] says:
I would also like to know if creating a COPY produces *2* entries in the DB
or is the 400-800 bytes a measure of WITH and WITHOUT a COPY ?
My fuzzy memory says that IBM reported an increase of 200 bytes for each
copy.
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