If its a single drive only get a cleaning tape and insert it into the drive
! If its within a library the checkin the cleaning cartitidges ( one or
more ) via the menu on the operating panel. Within this menu you have also
the possibility to clean the drive(s) immediate or set the cleaning
Hi Luke
You can read-up on database sizing in the Admin Guide!
Clarence Beukes
Advisory IT Specialist - Tivoli Certified Consultant
Geomar SSO Mid Range and Application Support Discipline
Location: IBM Park Sandton, IA2G
Tel: +27 (0) 11 302-6622 Cell: +27 (0) 82 573 5665
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Some hints :
1)If there is enough space available now: do a backup stg again and only an
incremental backup to the copy stg will happen.
2)Files in the copy stg pool will be expired following the same
definitions, that are in pllace for the primary stg.
so, thinking about 1+2 maybe there is no
Rajesh
You don't say which version of the client you are using but I presume it's
4.2.
This sounds like APAR IC30781:
* IC30781 - MAC CLIENT ERROR ON STARTUP WITH THE APPLICATIONS
*
* TSM BACKUP COULD NOT BE OPENED BECAUSE CONTROLSLIB
*
* COULD NOT BE FOUND.
*
A fix
Hello all,
I am wondering if there is someone that can shed some light on the messages I've
been receiving in the NT System log
on our TSM servers. They have never seemed to be concurrent with any given
problem we've experienced, however I am still interested
to find out what the cause/fix is.
Thanks herfried,
I also would like to know , how many times one cleaning catridge can be
used.
thanks in advance.
sree.
Herfried Abel [EMAIL PROTECTED]@VM.MARIST.EDU on 07/17/2001
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Dan,
TSM 4.1 support LAN-free only for the API Client (with TDP)!!! in NT/2000
(no Unix)
TSM 4.2 support LAN-free Backup/Archive client for NT/2000 UNIX
a new and improve LAN-free Backup/archive client for NT/2000 will be
available end of September!
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Ofer Vaknin
Tivoli Product
Hi sree,
the label on the cartridge ( Cleaning tape IBM PN: 05H2463 ) says replace
after 100 uses
herfried
Pothula S Paparao [EMAIL PROTECTED]@VM.MARIST.EDU on 17.07.2001
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Has anyone updated their ER diagram for the TSM tables? I have the ones
(in .pdf and .doc format) that Claudio Cofre shared with the list in
October 1999. I thought I'd save my self the work if someone else already
had. If not, then when I finish, I'll share with the list.
thanks!
lisa
Can someone tell me what the *ABSOLUTE LATEST* version of the TSM (ADSM ?)
client can be used on AIX 4.2 ?
We simply cannot upgrade to AIX 4.3 due to this being an SP node and
requiring the switch to be upgraded, as well !
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Zoltan Forray
Virginia Commonwealth
So, you're relying on DFDSS to do your TSM recovery? The only thing you
really need is the DBBackup tape, which I would hope you're creating anyway.
All the data that 'may' be in your disk pools should also be on your
copypool tapes offsite. At your DR site, you're main goal is restores. So
you
I don't know of any, but would most certainly be interested in them if
someone has them... would be most beneficial to understanding how the
whole thing works...
thanks!
-Brian
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Lisa ...
Although I'm a newbie to TSM, I'm sure I won't be alone in welcoming
your efforts to provide an updated Entity-Relationship diagram for TSM
tables. Please continue, with all haste ..
Much thanks !
Ray Dmochowski
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Schering-Plough Research Institute
I would look forward to the finished product, too. Maybe
http://www.coderelief.com would be a good place to save it for the list??
Bill
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I'm getting ready to install DRM for offsite storage and I'm unclear on the
exact meaning of the following from the manual.
When a backup volume is reclaimed and the TSM status for a copy storage
pool volume is EMPTY, or the database backup series is EXPIRED, the volume
should be moved back
Hi together,
i have a problem with a domino cluster member and TSM.
When the cluster-domino server is configured as a cluster member the transaction
log files will not be archived. ( but no error mesages in the log files )
When removing the cluster-domino server from the member list all is
That is correct. You run the query mentioned and send that to
your offsite storage and they then return these tapes to you.
When you get them back use the move drmedia command
to move them fromvaultr to courierr or straight to onsiter, depending
on the level of control you want. When they are
Fred,
Primary storage pool volumes will be reclaimed as they always were. What they
mean is that when a copy storage pool volume is reclaimed it stays in an empty
state. This is because you have to physically bring it back from offsite storage
and check it into the library again.
Quoting Fred
Hi together,
i have a problem with a domino cluster member and Tivoli Storage Manager
When the cluster-domino server is configured as a cluster member the transaction
log files will not be archived. ( but no error mesages in the log files )
When removing the cluster-domino server from the
I am running a disaster recovery test on my QA TSM machine. I am going to run a
second instance of TSM on it to mirror what I would do in my production
environment (2 TSM's). I am looking for any hints, experiences, or feedback
from anyone who has used a second instance on one TSM machine.
Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU wrote:
Can someone tell me what the *ABSOLUTE LATEST* version of the TSM (ADSM ?)
client can be used on AIX 4.2 ?
I think you need U468051 from
http://www.tivoli.com/support/storage_mgr/tivolieoc.html#tadsmc
Hope this helps,
Alexander
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Andre,
Are you running version 1.1.1 of TDP for Domino?
What platform is your Domino server on?
As long as transaction logging is set to archival type
on your Domino Server you should be able to run
the domdsmc archivelog command and back up the logs.
The fact that it is a member of a cluster
Stick a cleaning tape in the library. Use the front panel controls on the
library to move the tape in. Use the front panel controls to clean a drive
or all drives. TSM has nothing to do with cleaning or the cleaning tape.
George Lesho
Storage/System Admin
AFC Enterprises
Pothula S Paparao
Keep in mind that Netware volumes have a feature for compressing the
actual files located on disk. Is the process running uncompressing
Netware-compressed files, then recompressing them via TSM? I've had
issues several years ago where this was the case.
MO
On Friday, July 13, 2001, at 07:52 AM,
In your Operator Guide for the 3575 library, there are instructions
for inserting a Cleaning Cartridge. Then on the LCD panel of the
3575 you can set AUTOCLEAN ON so the 3575 will clean drives
automatically when they request it. You also have the option on
the LCD panel to manually clean a
My TSM server is AIX 4.3 and TSM 4.1.3.
My TSM client is Solaris 2.8 and TSM 3.7.1.2
I have a Veritas Cluster that has a shared disk to two servers. I want TSM
to back up the disk wherever it is attached via the Virtual IP Address. I
talked to TSM support and they said this wasn't supported
Actually, I thought you could. You can go into the LCD panel to check a
cleaning tape in (pg 129 of the B-series Subsystem Operator Guide),
setting Automatic cleaning (p130) and the reserved slot for the cleaning
tape is stored in the first available stoage-only slot (SCSI element 46 or
higher)
Bill,
Could you give us the snippet of your activity log that you're looking at,
and point out the number that fluctuates?
If, as I suspect, you're looking at the bytes transferred number, that
number can definitely fluctuate based on retries, network-related
retransmitions, etc. Have you
Here is a snippet of the activity log that I look for daily.
07/17/01 06:49:45 ANE4952I (Session: 832, Node: F50_CLIENT) Total
number of
objects inspected: 116,491
07/17/01 06:49:45 ANE4953I (Session: 832, Node: F50_CLIENT) Total
number of
anyone ever install tsm 4.1 and have a problem logging in with the default
id of admin and password of admin??
if you have please let me know how to get around it? thanks
tried it that doesnt work. i'm pretty much stumped
nope, actually I never use that one and get rid of it as soon as I see it
(security issue) but if you start the server in the foreground, you are
basically at a console and may register any admin you please.
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Thanks. That is pretty much what I thought.
Problem is, how do I determine if the 3.1.0.8 client on the AIX system is
at PTF U468051 ? That info does not appear in the logs !
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Virginia Commonwealth University
University Computing Center
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what platform are you installing it on?
Joseph Dawes [EMAIL PROTECTED]@VM.MARIST.EDU on 07/17/2001 01:48:31 PM
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if the following occured:
1. Client (lets call it ABC for this arguement since it is not a TSM
client) signs into TSM using nodename XYZ to restore XYZ's files to
another system
2. Restore is progressing. Large compress files take many hours to
restore.
3. Node XYZ signs into TSM and does a
Hi...
We have an customer who building an DB2 database on a Unix system (AIX or
SUN).
They say it should be about 2 TB data...
Has anybody had any experience backup this kind of environment or so large
database??
//Niklas
aix 433
also i seem to get errors ( sigon authentication) in the dsmerror.log in
the client directory
Zoltan,
Interesting subject I was just talking about this possibility the other day.
My question refers to part 1. When you say the node is not a TSM-client I
am assuming that they have the TSM client installed they are just not
registered with the server as a node? Otherwise how would they
I expirience problem with backing up folders that are sources for lofs mounting (not
lofs mount points) on Linux 2.4 kernel.
stdout from mount command:
/resources/disks/viking2/CLR on /resources/CLR type none (rw,bind)
and TSM 4.2 client does not like to backup folder
Remove the ADSM software from the client
with smitty (save the dsm.opt and dsm.sys)
and install U468051.
Maybe you'll have to install a base-level
client first, I don't know.
Alexander
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What I mean is that the machine performing the restore (AIX) does not
perform backups. It simply connects as NODENAME XYZ.
It is not *THE* XYZ node that did the backup.
How would you lockout the source node since this machine is signing in
using the NODENAME of the source node ?
Is there any kind of documentation or redbooks on backupsets
available?
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Yes, we just saw this last week. We had rebuilt an NT client (let's call
it XYZ) that lost its C: drive, but the restore had terrible throughput
(that's another topic). So, after it was all done, we wanted to test the
theory that maybe the NT client machine was causing the slow throughput.
We
Thanks that worked. I used the patch 4.1.2.51 and it worked.
Regards,
Rajesh Oak
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Rajesh
You don't say which version of the client you are using but I presume it's
4.2.
This sounds like APAR IC30781:
* IC30781 - MAC CLIENT ERROR ON
The restartable restore blocks all access to the filespace,
including things like reclamations and backup stgpools!
We've forgotten and left a couple out there a few
times.
Do a q restore to see what restartable restores if any
you have. Do a can restore to kill them if not needed anymore.
Hi all, up till now I have been defining tapes in storage pools, but
occasionally I run out of storage in a pool, so the backup fails. I want to
have a pool of scratch tapes available for use by any storage pool, so gave
the max scratch volumes a value of 10 in every storage pool, then
Hi Doug, yes - the scratch tapes need to be checked in to the library in
order for the backup and other processes to use them. If there are no
scratch tapes then you will receive the same error. ADSM/TSM does not issue
a request for scratch tapes. Also, if you assign those scratch tapes to a
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