Backup in progress

Hi, I've got a TDP SQL backup scheduled that started yesterday and it's still in progress. Policy Domain Name: TDPSQL5_DOMAIN Schedule Name: DWSERVER_DWLOG_FULL Node Name: DWSERVER Scheduled Start: 02/01/2004 06:10:00 Actual Start: 02/01/2004 07:00:18 Completed: Status: In Progress Result: There

Re: Integration to DiskXtender 5.4.102

Hi! Thank u for your reply, yes ofcourse i created the dsm.opt in the DX home directory, and i am able to create virtual media and assin to the media folders, when i tried to migrate files by copying the files to the media directory on the extended drive, It is giving an error INCORRECT

Re: Réf. : Primary storage pool on disk

Hi Depending on the type of FAStT subsystem your customer is using, you have the possibility to connect separate SATA-based FASTt100 cabinets containing 250GB SATA disks. This would be benificiary for your customer, as he would be able to administer the disks as he does with his existing

Schedule Configuration

Hi I think for resolving this issue to ceate on my dsm.sys two stenza 1. servername A with an inclexcl management fullmgm 2. severname B with an inclexl management incrmgm To create two dsm.opt ( dsm_full.opt and dsm_incr.opt) 1. dsm_full.opt with servername A 2. dsm_incr.opt

TSM administration through web gui

Hi, I have upgraded to TSM 5.2.00. Since the upgrade, the web gui administration is too slow. Has anyone noticed a similar situation ? If so, did you resolve to the problem and how? Thanks Yianakis

Re: TSM administration through web gui

Hi, Yes, we have. We opened a call with IBM and this went nowhere. Maybe you have more luck. Regards, Karel -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van: Yiannakis Vakis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Verzonden: maandag 2 februari 2004 14:32 Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Onderwerp: TSM administration through web

AW: TSM administration through web gui

Yiannakis Vakis wrote: Hi, I have upgraded to TSM 5.2.00. Since the upgrade, the web gui administration is too slow. Has anyone noticed a similar situation ? If so, did you resolve to the problem and how? Thanks Yianakis I have one TSM 5.2 running on Linux without problems (but no update).

Re: Schedule Configuration

This will not work. Robert is effectively asking if he can manage a given node's files with two different sets of management criteria. This is not possible with TSM, since all backup versions of a file must be managed by the same criteria. Thus when the backup versions are rebound to FULLMGM,

Re: TSM administration through web gui

Is it also slow when accessing the web gui local on the server itself? If not, it could be a dns issue. We had in a test environment a dramatic performance when accessing the web gui from another machine towards the tsm server. The problem was solved when a ptr record was added in dns for the tsm

Backup DB to disk?

Is it possible to do a DB Backup to disk that is on another server (locally)? I really need to do this SOON! I am using Win2K TSM 4.3 but we should be upgrading in March! So currently normal IBM support is not supporting our current produciton TSM. (The end of February should be the END of our

Re: Backup in progress

Hi, I'm resending this because I couldn't see it appearing in the ADSM list. Yiannakis -Original Message- From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Yiannakis Vakis Sent: 02 February 2004 09:40 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Backup in progress Hi, I've got a TDP

Re: Backup DB to disk?

DEFINE DEVCLASS TSMBK DEVTYPE=FILE FORMAT=DRIVE MAXCAPACITY=9437184K MOUNTLIM IT=1 DIRECTORY=/var/tsmdbbk SHARED=NO SET SERVERNAME TSM Can't see why not as long as you can mount it.

Re: Backup DB to disk?

Create a disk device class, for the path you use a mapped drive to the other server. (don't know if unc paths is supported, we have unix) Then use this device class to backup your database. This has all been in the list before ofcourse. Regards Otto Schakenbos PC-Support TEL: +49-7151/502 8468

Re: Restore problem with ITSM 5.1.7

Dear Richard The ITSM GUI client ver 5.1.6 is being used for restores on a Windows NT 4.0 Server operating system. The ITSM server ver is 5.1.7. While I try to restore a folder from the backup from the client I am prompted the mesage waiting for files. While the same is tried for restoring a

Re: TSM administration through web gui

Actually on the server itself is very fast. Yiannakis -Original Message- From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Tuyl Adrie, A.C. van Sent: 02 February 2004 16:31 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: TSM administration through web gui Is it also slow when

Re: Backup DB to disk?

Jack, I have gotten that to work before, But I haven't tried it at 4.3 on Win2K, so I can't say absolutely that it will work: Your TSM server is running as a service on your WIn2k machine. The question is whether or not that service has enough Windows rights to write on the disk belonging to

Re: TSM administration through web gui

What platform ? My TSM server on AIX at 5.2.0.0 is working just fine. In fact, I am really glad they addresses the problems their code caused when using MOZILLA ! Yiannakis Vakis [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent by: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/02/2004 08:31 AM Please respond to ADSM:

Re: TDP for MS SQL and cached storage pools

Steve, It doesn't work quite like that. Client applications do not have access to those TSM Server statistics. A TSM client tells the TSM Server that it wants to back up an object that has a certain estimated size. The TSM Server then accepts or rejects the object creation based upon the

Re: Restore problem with ITSM 5.1.7

It would help if you could provide details on how you know the restore has failed. What symptoms are you seeing? It is important to be very *specific*, vague textual descriptions are insufficient for diagnosing technical problems). The symptoms you have mentioned thus far do not indicate that

Re: TSM administration through web gui

I use the web GUI all the time with no problems. I'm running it on AIX 5.1 - Bruce Kamp Senior Midrange Systems Analyst Memorial Healthcare System E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Phone: (954) 987-2020 x4597 Pager: (954) 286-9441 Alphapage:

Re: Primary storage pool on disk

My $0.02... GOOD storage doesn't get a whole lot cheaper than the FAStT. Of course you can use ATA disks, but I wouldn't recommend it. At 7TB, they have quite a bit of data. If they already have a FAStT, but some drawers with 143GB disks. RAID 5 is fine for this situation. If they want a

AW: Primary storage pool on disk

Hi, my approach: Design your primary pool on fast disks with a size that is enough for your daily backupvolume. If the daily backup volume is not to much and the main volume comes from daily changing files you can size your primary pool so that the files expire on primary before they migrate to

Re: Integration to DiskXtender 5.4.102

I don't see a servername entry in the dsm.opt. I don't know about DiskXtender, but for normal TSM clients, this is required. On Sun, 1 Feb 2004 23:49:24 -0800 sujay dinakar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi! Thank u for your reply, yes ofcourse i created the dsm.opt in the DX home directory,

Re: Integration to DiskXtender 5.4.102

Hello, This is an incomplete list, but check: 1. If you have passwordaccess PROMPT in dsm.opt. I know this is the default, but maybe DX2000 is looking for it. 2. If you node definition on the server has Allow Backup Delete set to Yes Hope this helps Paul van Dongen VANguard

Re: TSM administration through web gui

Then it is most likely a DNS issue; a reverse lookup zone and a PTR record for the TSM server will likely do the trick. Ask your DNS administrator... -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van: Yiannakis Vakis [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Verzonden:maandag 2 februari 2004 16:12 Aan: [EMAIL

Experiences performing DB backups to remote virtual volumes?

I'm considering changing the way I do my TSM DB backups; I've heard some user experiences about backing up to remote server volumes, and it appears that this would simplify a lot of work, and save oodles of space. Here's how I've got it sketched in my mind right now: A server instance whose

Re: NDMP Backups : How do I do directory level backups

Hello; I thought we were the only people on the planet using NDMP. Without knowing what version of Tivoli/OS/OnTap you are using; TSM v5.2.0.2 supports file level backup/restore. You have to use a table of contents. This info is available in the ITSM Administrators Guide v5.2 (chapter 6). Hope

Restore command help...

Ya know... I've been doing TSM for long enough that I should be able to do this simple command, but I'm stumped... I have a filesystem with many, many subdirectories. What I want to do is to restore all the *.tar files I can find in a certain ~subdirectory~ For example, here is a

Re: Restore command help...

... I can get this command to show me what is backed up: q backup /image_data50/*/05/*.tar -inactive=yes -subdir=yes But when I change it to a restore command, I get this: tsm restore '/image_data50/*/05/*.tar' -inactive=yes -subdir=yes Restore function invoked. ANS1081E

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Where to find Patch v5.2.2.0.

Hi, I'm planning to install TSM server shortly starting from base version v5.2.0.0 and upgrade to v5.2.2.1 on windows 2000, but I could not found v5.2.2.0 patch in ftp://service.boulder.ibm.com/storage/ site, Please can any one help me out in getting patch v5.2.2.0. Thanks, C.R.Chandrasekhar.