Try this on the Server :
select ll_name,class_name, backup_date from backups where node_name='X'
order by backup_date
where X is the client_name of your exchange-server.
Best regards
Chris
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Hi Salak
Thanks ever so much for that, I'll give it a try.
Cheers
Farren
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Richard,
We have TSM under OS390 sharing STK silos with ADSM under AIX. across two sites.
We use the cross siting to write copy pools direct offsite.
We have a mixture of Timberline (3490) and 9840 drives within the silos.
The 9840s are used for the cross siting because of theit escon capability.
We are thinking about using TSM to backup our clients and have been told
that it will cost over AU$550 per client (about US$280). This seems extreme,
as it would be much cheaper to purchase a personal backup system
(Tape/CD-RW/Zip/etc) for our 700 machines than pay the price of a server and
it's
How do I become a Registered User and get a userid and password to access
the restricted areas of Tivoli's web site?
Hi All,
I am having a severe problem in performance of the LTO it is as low as
5Gb/Hr. I was suggested to upgrade the Drive micro code (originally it was
0BN1). I upgraded the LTO library micro code 2.62.0001 successfully thru
serial cable. When I attempt to upgrade Drive0 Micro code it gave the
you need your tivoli customer number
go to the getting support page http://www.tivoli.com/support/getting/
then there is a link to fill out a registration form
Dwight
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We have an Exchange server running TDP v1.1.1. It's been backing up for
a year or so and someone noticed it has somewhere around 2.9TB of data
backed up. This shouldn't be because as far as we know it was set up to
only store 30 days with one 10GB Full done per day, and 4 60MB
incrementals
The only issue that I have with this response is that the path and file
name that I am having trouble with is 230 characters. That should be well
enough under the 255 character limit. I will try the USEUNICODEFILENAMES
parameter anyhow.
Rob Schroeder
Famous Footwear
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I used the documentation - Tivoli Storage Manager for Sun Solaris Managed
System for SAN Storage Agent User's Guide Version 4 Release 2 GC36-0002-01
to assist with my implementation. This documentation states that you need
SanEnergy for sharing Disk Storage by using a File library. I'm not not
Yes, I saw this too, It is also mentioned in the redbook TSM 4.2 :
Technical Guide page 13 (Sanergy exploitation)
Wouter Verschaeve.
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Seeba
Verzonden: donderdag 15 november 2001 14:10
Aan:
Hello everybody,
We have a setup of two Compaq Proliant 6400R running NT4(Enterprise Edition)
and SP6 with TSM 4.1.3 running as a clustered server. Attached to the
servers we have two Compaq Switches(San Switch 16), two IBM San Pathlight
Routers(2108-R03) then the IBM 3584 tape library with
Hi all,
Does anyone have installed the 4.2.1.7 patch for TSM server?
We are planning to install this patch but we want to know if the problems on 4.2.1.6
version are fixed.
Any comments?
TIA
Rafael Mindez
Prosol Ingenierma
Madrid-Spain
Guys,
I've never seen this before in our environments, and then I see it twice in
one day on two separate systems...
TSM Client for AIX (4.3.3 - SP2 CWS) 3.7.1.0 - Server AIX 4.1.3.0 (4.3.3
SP2 WH2 Wide).
We have the client scheduler running on these boxes, but suddenly backups
stopped running
Long live 3590.
It goes further than this. SAN backups only do 1 stream on the output to
the drive. LAN backups, if you are using a disk pool can do up to 5. So,
for small files LAN backups are many times the way to go.
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We had this same problem, and following the instructions in the readme
didn't solve it. If those instructions don't help you, you might try
this which I found in the archives. It did the trick for us.
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You need to run the file called instmsiw.exe that's within the
directory
Does any body out there in TSM land know the exclude statement for the
system object? TSM support told me it was BACKUPREGISTRY=no, but that it
could only be used in the client opt file. Does anyone know if there is a
command for this that can be used in a client option set?
Thanks,
Varian
Rafael Mendez wrote:
Hi all,
Does anyone have installed the 4.2.1.7 patch for TSM server?
We are planning to install this patch but we want to know if the problems on
4.2.1.6 version are fixed.
Yes, we installed 4.2.1.7 today and it
fixed the license problem.
Regards,
Alexander
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What problems did you have on 4.2.1.6 (because I'm also using this level and
don't have a problem).
Regards,
Wouter.
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Mendez
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I will be out of the office starting 11/15/2001 and will not return until
11/26/2001.
I will respond to your message as soon as I return.
We will need 4.2.1.7 because it fixes license registration problem. In
4.2.1.6, you can only register a license file once. So, total of license
could register is 66. We would have problems when the clients exceed 66.
And the noncompliant message would flood our activity log.
Frank Tsao
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If you say Domain All-local it's automatically included.
Try Domain C: D: (or whatever drives you need to backup)
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Does
Edith Caren
Senior Systems Programmer/Analyst,
Prodigy Communications Corp.
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Hi all together,
we are, like some of you too, struggling with onbar XBSA for Informix 7
32bit and TSM 4.1.
Did any one got a combination to work of TSM V4 client and onbar?
We need this support because we want to upgarde Informix to 64 bit.
I think I did everything right. Onbar already runs
Hello,
We have a TSM policy of keeping 30 versions of a file for 30 days.
If I have a machine with AIX installed with TSM account name mybox, and
then take that same machine and install Linux, and keep the TSM account name
of mybox, will the AIX data be over-written? I would think that since
Yes, I had this problem too since I upgraded from 4.1.3 to 4.2.0,
I could register more than one license from the moment I installed 4.2.1.6,
although I had to try several times before it worked. Maybe I was just
lucky.
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I don't think so, I did the upgrade without doing anything special.
Regards,
Wouter
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Onderwerp: TSM 4.1 - 4.2
Is a
Some clarifications:
Backuping up LAN Free to disk does require SANergy.
Parts of SANergy have NOT been incorporated into TSM.
SANergy allows access to a file system on a SAN drive
by multiple clients - the SANergy MDC coordinates access
to the file system; therefore multiple clients do not
License problems on 4.2.1.6 are only for AIX servers
rv
Wouter V [EMAIL PROTECTED]@VM.MARIST.EDU on 2001-11-15 17:35:20
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Subject: Re: Version
RS6000 - R50
AIX 4.3.3
TSM 3.7
BACKUP IMAGE
Raw logical volumes being used by database,
no filesystems mounted.
I want to be able to specify which storage pool that
the backup image command will use for a specific raw volume.
I have set up a test management class IMG_TEST, copy group
and copy
Is a dbupgrade required going from 4.1 - 4.2 server? Anything else to watch out for?
This should be easy, but apparently I cannot locate a confirmed answer on
this one - during client backup, which is read first?
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Jon Adams
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BST Infrastructure
Premera Blue Cross
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You have the right
So : A FILE devclass device may be in use by only one party., means only
one client a time can backup to
the SAN-disk device ? The SAN disk is shared, is available for every
client, but can not be used concurrent
by every client ? Wright ?
Wouter.
Hello,
** TSM 4.1 -- AIX 4.3.3.0 -- 3494 Library **
We upgraded our 3590B drives to 3590E1A drives. We've also started using the double
density tapes (K).
If I am not mistaken, once the tape has been labeled it will remain at the density
that it was labeled at. So, if I labeled a tape with
Waaaw, that's a very good explanation, thank you very much !!
Regards,
Wouter.
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Fruchtman
Verzonden: donderdag 15 november 2001 18:38
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Onderwerp: Clarifications: LAN Free (
I have a 4.1 client running W98 SE on a laptop against a 4.1.1.0 AIX server.
Since the user never really knows when the machine will be on the network
for a backup I leave the onus up to her and do not put it on schedule at
all. At any rate, every time the user initiates a backup via the GUI,
3590E1As ONLY write at the higher density. So when you reuse your old carts they will
get written at the higher density. The new drives can still read the lower density.
We are currently upgrading our AS400 platform from V4R4 to
V5R1.
Does anyone know what version the AS400 Tivoli API needs to
be in order to support this platform?
Chester
Telephone Company
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York Street;
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803.385.2191
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I take it to mean that any given FILE on the SAN device can be
written to by only one client at a time, but that many files (up
to the MOUNTLIMIT parameter) can be written to at once, meaning
the maximum number of clients writing simultaenously to the SAN
device is equal to the MOUNTLIMIT
You can use a product like Timbuktu or if you're running Win2K the Terminal
Server components. Either one will allow remote access to the desktop of
another machine.
Curt Magura
Lockheed Martin EIS
Gaithersburg, Md.
301-240-6305
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I use Symantec pcANYWHERE.
The current version allows authentication to lots of different choices
(LDAP, NDS, Active Directory, pcANYWHERE) and you can do things like
transfer the log files to your workstation.
Hi,
We're trying to determine if we should use collocation on a system
we plan to put into production shortly. My question is whether or not
it's possible to turn collocation on and specify the number of nodes
assigned to a tape. The reason I ask is because we expect the addition
of
Has anyone figured out a method for accessing the TDP for SQL server
interfaces, GUI or CLI, from a workstation over a network/LAN? We are
trying the TDP on a test server and our DBA would prefer to work with the
GUI interface from their desk versus walking to the SQL server machine in
our
The high density drives will never write a tape in low density. They can
read the low density tapes.
Jim Sporer
At 01:20 PM 11/15/2001 -0600, you wrote:
Hello,
** TSM 4.1 -- AIX 4.3.3.0 -- 3494 Library **
We upgraded our 3590B drives to 3590E1A drives. We've also started using
the double
Limit the maxscratch to the number of tapes you want the collocated storage
pool to use.
Watch the PCT Utilization of the storage pool to determine if more tapes
are needed. I like to keep it under 35%.
Make sure you continue to reclaim the tapes as usual. When a tape is marked
FULL, more
I know this isn't exactly what you're asking about, but it will do the job, and seeing
the note about pcAnywhere just made me want to add my two bits.
You can use VNC ( at no charge ) for remoting into the computer ( though your
tranmissions won't be encryted or anything ).
-ed
I would like to thank all of u for helping me out in solving my problem in
LTO.
Regards
O.Senthil
NT Administrator
Ph: 2540888 Ext :2164
Scott,
I guess you're running BMC Patrol to monitor your environment, and you want
the Patrol Knowledge Module for TSM, which is available from an Austrailian
company (sorry I don't remember the name)
We use Patrol as an adjunct to HP's ITO, and I tried the KM a couple of
years ago. But I
So true in did not count the file name length, and it is well under the
support length. The only other thing I would look at is to map on to the
server and look at this file and the other files in this directory to
make sure tsm is reporting the full filename in the log and that its not
a file
Anthony, I agree, your suggestion is a good one.
One thing, though: for long file name support to work in 4.1,
USEUNICODEFILENAMES must be set to NO (not YES). If you do not explicitly
code USEUNICODEFILENAMES, it defaults to YES when LANGUAGE AMENG is in
effect, and NO when LANGUAGE is other
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