Was that going through a switch or are the fibre drives directly connected?
The reason I ask is that I'm unsure how the OS picks up the new devices
through a switch. We have a SAN, and I'm used to the fact that you have to
tell the SAN which LUNS are available to which host (using the WWN), but as
Hi Dan,
Do you have to use the cad?
Try running with dsmc schedule instead, and verify with netstat -an |
grep 1501
Also, make sure nothing is blocking 1501by checking dsmerror.log.
-David
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Thank you!! :)
It's working now. But why dsmc and not dsmcad?
Dan
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Hi Dan,
Do you have to use the
The retention periods are different.
Thanks.
Any Ideas
Generate Backupset
Tcpclientport only changes the port for the scheduler.
Use 'httpport' for changing the cad's port, although I am not sure
if the cad is relaying the connection to the scheduler internally or
if it just points out the schedulers port.
You just might need to punch another hole in your firewall for
We are configure our new Lotus Domino servers and have some questions
about the TSM client (Windows 2003 server) and how and how much memory it
will/can use.
These servers are going to be big, with 4-6TB of disk storage, to support
20-30K accounts. Nightly backups will probably be in the 100's of
Hello,
If I run a script
'upd vol * access=offsite wherestg=copypool whereacc=readw,reado
wherest=filling,full'
I get following end in output, 'ANR2212I UPDATE VOLUME: No volumes
updated'... Volumes get uppdated.
Why?
ANR2207I Volume 001383 updated.
ANR2207I Volume 001387 updated.
ANR2207I
It's working now. But why dsmc and not dsmcad?
Tcpclientport only changes the port for the scheduler.
Use 'httpport' for changing the cad's port, although I am not sure
if the cad is relaying the connection to the scheduler internally or
if it just points out the schedulers port.
Thanks to
Those volumes are need to go to offsite, as part of
DRM process, if yes issue the command move drmedia...
Best Regards
Amos Hagay
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Hi LIndy,
The question as asked is rather vague, making it difficult to provide a
more specific answer. As someone else suggested, perhaps GENERATE
BACKUPSET would be the way to go. Otherwise when posing questions like
this, it would help if you would provide more details about the
requirement:
Hello Group,
Just when you think you know how something works...
I recently discovered that a user backup directory was not following
standard naming conventions and for this reason I was keeping 1 year's worth
of backups rather than 45 days. Their application creates unique names for
Yes there is a possibilty to issue 'move drmedia'...
But do that explain the message?!?
//Henrik
Amos Hagay
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1) restore,
2) backup (thus rebind)
3) delete
See it positive - as a recovery test :-)
regards
juraj
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Betreff: Rebinding backups of deleted files.
Hello
Hallo TSM'ers,
Sun solaris, baclient V522
A mountpoint exists /app/sma/http
There are files and directories under this mountpoint.
When I;
Cd /app/sma
Dsmc
Dsmc inc ./* -subdir=y
I get a report that 2 objects were inspected and 0 backed up.
But if I
Cd /
Dsmc inc /app/sma/* -subdir=y
It
try dsmc incr * -subdir=yes
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Hallo TSM'ers,
Sun solaris, baclient V522
A mountpoint exists
I had this problem once in TSM 4.1.6 2 year ago and I solve it with move
drmedia
After u issue the mode drmedia ... copy=copypool s=dbs to state=vault...
You need to check which of the volumes became vaultretrive and the issue
the command:
1. MOVE DRMEDIA * SOURCE=DBS
Although I havent tried your suggestion, it did remind me my
Dsmc /app/sma/* -subdir=y
Would have been expanding the * to the dir entries under /app/sma, hence the backup
that does occurr.
My questionis now,
Can anyone remind me of how incremental tsm backups behave when they hit
I am testing restoring TSM server but it crashes when it tries to read from
the DB tapes, the error message on the server is something like unable to
allocate raw volume
Has anyone ever come across this?
Can you tell me what the correct procedure is to restore TSM server.
Thanks.
How about:
1) Pull a list of all those files from TSM with SELECT
2) write a script that creates an empty dummy file of the same name
3) backup (thus rebing)
3) delete
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1. format the DB and Logs with dsmserv format vols command
2. restore db source=dbb todate=today preview=y (to see is it take the
correct volume, if its correct replace it with preview=n)
Its in case u have the volhist and devconfig file.
Best Regards
Amos Hagay
Amos Hagay
Hi all I am not a PERL programmer so I could use some help with a script
that would query the
TSM accounting log (dsmaccnt.log) to pull out the amount of data backed up
in a 24 hour period (last 24 hours).
If someone could share it with me that would be great. Or if someone knows
of a better
Hi to all
When trying to backup the system state of my Windows 2003 Exchange server got on my
dsmerror.log this message:
03/30/2004 17:28:28 CreateSnapshotSet(): AddToSnapshotSet() returns
hr=VSS_E_UNEXPECTED_PROVIDER_ERROR
I have two others computer (Domain Controller) and there the system
New technote on Daylight Savings Time (TSM).
Title * TSM and Time Zone/Daylight Savings Time FAQ
Use can use the TSM reporter or run the a select sentence :
select entity as Node,sum(bytes)/1024/1024 as MB from summary where
(activity='BACKUP' or activity='ARCHIVE') and
cast((current_timestamp-end_time)hours as decimal)24 group by entity
Best Regards
Amos Hagay
Amos
You might want to look at TSM Operational Reporting:
Download:
ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/storage/tivoli-storage-management/techprev/tsmopr
eport/latest/
Docs:
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/tividd/td/TSMCW/GC32-0784-02/en_US/HTML/anrwqs
52249.htm
We've got this reporting to us every day, and
Hi all I am not a PERL programmer so I could use some help with a script that
would query the TSM accounting log (dsmaccnt.log) to pull out the amount of
data backed up in a 24 hour period (last 24 hours). ...
Justin - I provide the solid basis for one at
Robert Hi,
This problem will solve in ver 5.2.3 according to IBM
Best Regards
Amos Hagay
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From: Robert
I use following:
dsmadmc Select sum(cast(bytes/1024/1024 as decimal(10,3))) as Backuped
MB from summary where start_timecurrent_timestamp - 1 day and
activity='BACKUP'
The above is 1 long line.
If runnig from within a script run dsmadmc with -ID -PASSW and -DATAONLY=YES
Parameters
regards
Thanks you all very much for replies.
Justin
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Hello all,
I know TSM does recognise and solve deadlocks.
However, this seems like deadlock for me???
regards
Juraj
tsm: AOHBACKUP01q mount
ANR8333I FILE volume V:\TSM\RECLAIMPOOL1\1DF4.BFS is mounted R/W,
status: IN USE.
ANR8376I Mount point reserved in device class RECLAIM1, status:
I'm wondering what the best strategy to get a month end backup of
Exchange going. We would like to keep the backup for an indefinite
amount of time (most likely a few years). The backup tape(s) will be
sent offsite. Currently we have a nightly backup of Exchange which
expires after 30 days.
I
Wanda's suggestion is a good one. There are a few things you should
consider if you elect to take this route:
1) Before doing anything, check whether it will necessary to increase the
verdeleted for this MC, so as to not inadvertently expire the client's data
prematurely. (If verdeleted is
Good Day TSMers,
Please HELP..we do db2 backups to TSM on a daily basis. What I would
like to do to satify our auditors is make a copy of the backup taken on
Friday nights to a storage pool that I've called weekly.
I do not want to move the data, but make a copy of that backup set taken as
GENERATE BACKUPSET
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Good Day TSMers,
Please HELP..we do db2 backups to TSM on a daily basis. What I
would
like to do to satify our auditors is make a copy of the backup taken
on
Friday nights to a storage pool that I've called weekly.
I do not want to
DB2 will not be able to restore this data from a BACKUPSET.
You will probably have to backup the DB2 database(s) again under a different
nodename that is bound to a different management class pointing to this
storage pool.
Bill Boyer
DSS, Inc.
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Hi, Alan.
A bit of C hacking and you can use the API Client to rebind anything you
want.
Alex Paschal
Freightliner, LLC
(503) 745-6850 phone/vmail
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Wayne,
Many customers that I have talked to use one of two methods:
1. Create a secondary TSM Node name (for example: EXCSERVER1_MONTHLY)
and create special management classes to to define the policy
that you want. Then, run a separate FULL (or COPY) backup once
a month using the
Hi,
the sched service for a clusternode could not start.
In the dsmsched.log the messages are like this:
*03/30/2004 12:35:44 Querying server for next scheduled event.
03/30/2004 12:35:44 Node Name: CRITC
03/30/2004 12:35:45 Please enter your user id CRITC: ANS1029E
Communications have been
I use a second server name for long term retention and some logic in the CMD
file to chose which day to run it. Separate options file with the retention
period and could even use separate disk pool if you want.
Duane Ochs
Enterprise Computing
Quad/Graphics Inc
Sussex, Wisconsin
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I looked into this a while ago but I never got as far as answering this
question:
With the way that Exchange implements its backups, if you did a full
backup to a different storage pool w/ different name. Would you have to
follow that backup with a full to your normal backup pool so that the
I only run fulls. Easier for recovery. 12 exchange servers some over 40 gb.
We had a requirement to be able to get the exchange servers back in 4 hours,
would not be able to do that with incrementals or differentials. So we opted
for fulls every day. 400 gb X 10 days daily retention and 3 years
I have been thinking over this option for someone else.
One option is to set up a separate tape pool (with copy pool if you want two
copies), and set up a management class for it that expires data after x
years. Only do a monthly backup of Exchange to this pool. And make the
copypool version if
You might read the manual around the backup command, looking at the COPY type of
backup.
Note in the include/exclude configuration where you can specify a different MC for the
different types of backup. Consider using a different MC for FULL and COPY backup
types...
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Good Day TSMers,
Please HELP..we do db2 backups to TSM on a daily basis. What I would
like to do to satify our auditors is make a copy of the backup taken on
Friday nights to a storage pool that I've called weekly.
I do not want to
Hello,
Have a look at the Client Users Guide - there is a special section dealing
with Cluster Installation - there is also a description how to set the
password correctly again, if its expired on the server and the clustered TSM
Client scheduler was not able to replicate the changes over to the
I assume that a month end backup will be used to restore individual mail items/boxes
where required sometime down the track. How about using ExMerge (sp?) to create .PST
files once a month and archive them? Should make restoration much easier as well as
being a simple task to create and track
Time to weigh in here.
1. DB2 backups are API backups. Generate backupset will not work.
2. DB2 backups are different to other backups. the db2adutl program is used to expire
them. TSM holds indefinitely until db2adutl explicity deletes.
So what is necessary is to examine your DB2 processes
PSTs increase the overall backup significantly. The PSTs could be 5 - 10
times the size of the exchange infostore.
We do use our long term backups regularly and have run into a number of
problems using the whole DB. OS level of the restore server, SP level of
exchange, log file problems on the
Just FYI to everyone
I restarted my TSM server and I was able to add the path and drive that I was having
so much difficulty with..
ADSM = Windows??? Thanks for all the assistance people.
R
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Yes, the PST files will be bigger given that they store all the messages and
attachments for each mailbox in seperate files. If you have a lot of mail traffic to
internal groups you will notice the growth as Exchange only needs to store 1 copy of
an attachment per database regardless of the
How do I get the ToTals that I need?
Jusutin
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