On Windows elements start from 0 for both drives and slots. And because
3581 has only one drive it would be element 0. And you will have drive 0
and slot 0.
On UNIX drives and slots have different element numbers.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
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It is supported via the Atape driver. Take a look at the IBM manual for
Atape for info on how to use tape drive multipathing.
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Independent IT Consultant
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Tivoli Certified Consultant- ADSM/TSM
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Hi all,
I am trying to test restoring netware client backupsets to a contingency box.
I have created single filespace backup sets and restored them ok by changing the
node name in the dsm.opt file of the contingingeny box to the same as the node
from which the backup set was generated. the
Thanks, we used element #82 and it worked fine!
Molly YM Pui
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AFAIK, the statement below is not true:
Remember the backup copy of what matches what is on your system does not
count in the Versions Data Exists. Versions Data Exists applies
to inactive
backups. The most recent backup is the active backup. So, if you really
Versions Data Exists applies
Hi Folks,
Has anyone on the list written their own version of the client?
If so, how much work/cost is involved?
Did you/they use the API, or the commandline to communicate with the
server
Dave
Thanks for the help,
From I have been reading the MOVE MEDIA command is to allow you to
move onsite tapes to an overflow location. What I want to be able to do is
to identify which tapes I need to send offsite and with one command check
them out, instead of having to check the tapes out
Doesn't MOVE MEDIA command meet your needs ?
Martin Trcka
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Behalf Of Etienne Brodeur
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Subject: Script to CHECKOUT multiples tapes on SCSI
We do it like this:
Backup Copy Groups : ENT02 ACTIVE STANDARD STANDARD
Policy Domain Name ENT02
Policy Set Name ACTIVE
Mgmt Class Name STANDARD
Copy Group Name STANDARD
Versions Data Exists NOLIMIT
Versions Data Deleted 2
Retain Extra Versions 33
Retain Only Version 365
Copy Mode
IMHO I agree with Martin, although YMMV.
In the end you can always RTFM yourself.
Mark
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AFAIK, the statement below is not true:
I use the command
move drm * wherestate=mountable tostate=vault remove=bulk
That should be the kind of thing you are after.
Thanks
Farren Minns
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We are trying to use TDP Oracle 2.2 with SAP R/3 4.5 on HP-UX 11.0 and
Oracle 8.0.6.
I know this is not the recommended configuration... we will probably look
at TDP for R/3 next year. In the meantime, our SAP Basis team wants to get
familiar with RMAN, so we're trying TDPO.
The problem is in
How many of the various DR commands are usable if we haven't purchased the
separate DRM module? Back in the ADSM v2 days, in lieu of purchasing DRM,
we developed AIX shell scripts which manage the checkout process. Since
then, I've ignored the DR commands as I thought they weren't available for
Reclamation is controlled by the utilization of tapes. I believe that
if you have 4 or more tapes that are eligible for reclamation it will
kick off two separate reclamation processes.
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Independent IT Consultant
IBM Certified - AIX/HACMP, SAN, Shark
Tivoli Certified
I think that your thinking of migration. Reclamation only reclaims one tape
at a time.
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Subject: Re: Reclaim Process
Reclamation is controlled by the
We are Looking for some very basic information: I would like information
from anyone who has moved their TSM environment from a mainframe to a
RS/6000. What we are looking for is the mainframe that you moved from Model
and average MIPS for TSM and TCPIP and the RS/6000 that you moved to,
model,
Did you adjust the device class to reflect the added drives?
Joe Cascanette
The Cumis Group Limited
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From: Bruce Kamp [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, December 07, 2001 12:34 PM
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Subject: Reclaim Process
I recently upgraded my 3494 from 2
I'm about to start moving from 1 large tape pool to smaller tape pools. I
was told I had to move all the data out of the large storage pool to the
smaller ones before I let the current data go there. Is this true? Also if
it is how can I ever get all the data moved to the new tape pools? I
I recently upgraded my 3494 from 2 to 4 drives. I wanted to know if there
is a way run 2 reclamation processes? When I update the stgpool to run
reclamation it only starts 1 process.
Thanks,
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Bruce Kamp
Exchange Administrator
Memorial Healthcare System
P:
AS I understand it, you can only have ONE reclamation process
running at a time for each storage pool. You can have more than
one migration or Backup Stgpool processes at once for each storage
pool though.
David Longo
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I recently upgraded my 3494 from 2 to 4
We are still experiencing after all the upgrades to the drivers
Any ideas?
I'm told v4.2.1.8 should fix the problem...
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I have the mount limit set to DRIVES if that is what you are talking
about
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Did you adjust the device class to reflect the
OK, guys and gals. Need some assistance, especially since I did RTFM and
the book is in error.
I have a damaged tape. I went to the TSM manual (even checked the latest
CD I received with my 4.2 server) under:
Recovering a Lost or Damaged Storage Pool Volume
It says to:
1. Determine the copy
Server : TSM 4.2.1.6 on Windows 2000 sp2
Backing up : Windows 2000 Cluster connected to a SAN
Able to see all of the SAN connected drives when backing up at console
with TSM client GUI, but the schedule backup does not see all of them.
I have CLUSTER NODE YES option (local drives are not
Zoltan,
Try using the preview=yes parameter and when the process is done check the
activity log for the volumes that are required.
Regards,
Sean
Sean M. English
Enterprise Storage Management
IBM Global Services, SDC
Charlotte, NC
Good news is just life's way of keeping you off balance.
restore volume dsm084 preview=yes
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From: Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, December 07, 2001 4:04 PM
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Subject: Recovering a damaged volume
OK, guys and gals. Need some assistance, especially since I did RTFM and
the
Try the admin client help. It is always at the latest level, the CDs are
the dot-zero.
Orville L. Lantto
Datatrend Technologies, Inc.
121 Cheshire Lane #700
Minnetonka, MN 55305
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Zoltan
-Zoltran-
That is a typo in the Administrator's Guide as far as I am concerned!
Refer to the Reference Manual--
Syntax
.-,--.
V|
-RESTORE Volume---volume_name---+-
Good luck... I tried this with the import/export commands, and it was
taking along time. The easiest way is to define the servers into the new
pool and let the other data expire on it own. It will take a while
depending on how much the data changes, but you will be there for a
while anyways to
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I believe the format is PREVIEW=YES
Sam Sheppard
San Diego Data Processing Corp.
Try the same cmd with Preview=yes
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Subject: Recovering a damaged volume
OK, guys and gals. Need some assistance, especially since I did RTFM and the
I would like to get a Fibre Channel Adapter for our F80 TSM server that
supports sigle-mode, so that I can put a library into another building for
disaster recovery purpose. I checked with IBM and the card I can get from
IBM only supports multi-mode. THe emulex LP9000-L1 does support both AIX and
We recently installed an IBM3584 using LTO, our old 3575 libraries are using magstar,
I moved two tapepools (about 350 tapes) from magstar to LTO using the mov data volume#
stg=newstgpoolname, backed up the new tapepool, then deleted the tapecopy pool. Then
deleted the old stgpool. It does
Na
(for the most part) it doesn't matter what pool data resides in
you could create two new tape pools, point things where they will be used
have absolutely nothing point at the old tape pool
and all would function just fine.
eventually most of the data would expire off the tapes in the
I know that EMC has an approved host bus adapter (HBA) fibre channel card
for AIX and RS6000. I just can't remember what it is, but if you can, check
the EMC Open System Support Matrix (OSSM). I would guess that it's single
and multi mode capable, and even though it hasn't been tested in the
Can somebody help me to understand this point/tier system. It understand
that sharing Tivoli pricing information is some kind of no-no, so please
feel free to reply off-list.
What I think I understand so far.
Workstation Clients ???
Tier 1 - 1 ~ 4 processors on Intel 32bit hardware.
Tier 2 -
The big thing behind the point system is that you buy a bunch of Tivoli
points.
Now, you have them all sucked up in TSM, TWS (workload scheduler) and
software distribution.
You now expand your data center but a dozen machines but you've used up all
your points and you don't want to buy any more.
Probably a privilege problem. Make sure that the account the scheduler
service is running in has the same privs as the account you are using
interactively.
Kelly J. Lipp
Storage Solutions Specialists, Inc.
PO Box 51313
Colorado Springs, CO 80949
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