Hi there,
Some time ago, someone mentioned that many TapeAlerts were appearing in
the log. Some/many/all of those alerts were weird, in the sense that the
error was e.g. that a firmware update failed, while no firmware update was
in progress.
For some time now (a few months), we're experiencing
Hi
Does the storage agent node (_SA) have data within TSM? If not, you need
to remove the storage agent node from the TSM server(which shouldnt be a
problem, as the node in question is no longer using LAN-free
functionality). That should also remove the license requirement.
Best Regards
Beatriz,
Like Dwight already said, probably SAN switch zoning.
Also the latest Atape driver is (as far as I know) 9.0.7.0 (see
ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/storage/devdrvr/AIX).
Richard.
Beatriz Villegas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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If you're running EFC to manage your zones, you have to add the devices
to the zone, add the zone to the zoneset, and activate the zoneset. If
you're not running EFC you can verify the zone and members from the
command line of the switch. Also, are your switch settings correct for
each port?
I was wondering if there was a way to export a particular servers
filespaces/archives and make them available to another server for restoring
if needed.
This would be used where data on a server is moved to another server and
the first server is taken out of service.
Thanks,
Chris.
Christopher
Hi Christopher!
Yes you can. Checkout the EXPORT NODE command for details.
If the target node hasn't backed up yet, a rename node (and an additional
rename filespace for Wintel nodes) would do the trick.
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
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What is 1501 used for?
1581 is for the web client...
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Hi *SM-ers!
DP for SQL Server 5.2.1 on a SQL Server 7.0 SP3.
When a user removes a database on a SQL Server, what happens to the backups
for that database?
Yesterday, the user told me that a database was removed from one of his
nodes. I did a select * from backups for that node and I noticed that
The manual states:
The tcpclientport option specifies a different TCP/IP port number for the
server to contact than the one that was used to make the first server
contact. If the default port or the specified port is busy, the server
attempts to use any available port. Use this option only if
Marc,
As read in IBM's Backup-Archive Clients Installation and User's Guide
FOR tsm 5.2 (ref GC32-0788-03), this is the TCPCLIENTPORT (default value
1501).
Description, page 302, says :
The tcpclientport option specifies a different TCP/IP port number for
the server to
contact than the one that
I would suspect this is a firmware problem on the 3584.
With my 3584 and LTO1 Fibre drives early on I had a problem
where errors were being logged in AIX errpt and occasionally a tape
left in drive. I discovered it was only happeneing on drive where
control path was. IBM finally said that indeed
Point in time restore over the GUI shows not up all folder, subfolder and data i can
see without chosing point in time.
Testing the point in time on the commandline says 'ANS1302E No objects on server match
query'. the restore of the data works fine without point in time.
The problem was
TSM Server 5.1.7.1 on Windows2000
TSM 5.1.6.6 on Netware 5.6 servers
I have found several Netware 5.6 servers that are completing the backup
events successfully, but no data is backed up. The event is marked complete,
but there are no end of backup statistics in the activity log. In one case a
Your DIRMC retention should probably be NOLIMIT for the versions and the
same retain extra as the longest management class retention. There isn't a
version of the directory for the PIT you specified.
Bill Boyer
DSS, Inc.
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Bill,
You'll probably mean Netware 6.5?
Richard.
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Subject:Problems with Netware 5.6
Nope:
tsm: CCPTSMq no academic1 f=d
Node Name: ACADEMIC1
Platform: NetWare
Client OS Level: 5.60
Client Version: Version 5, Release 1, Level 6.6
Policy Domain Name: STANDARD
Last Access Date/Time:
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Nope:
tsm: CCPTSMq no academic1 f=d
Node Name: ACADEMIC1
Platform: NetWare
Client OS Level: 5.60
Client Version: Version 5, Release 1, Level
OK then..anyone having problems with Netware 6.5 backups showing as
completed and no ending statistics or current backup dates on the
filespaces??
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Yeah, but like Mark said, don't always believe the client.
What does de NW server itself report about the OS version?
Richard.
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There is a known problem with the way the gui works, versions and pit.
The gui first searches the directory tree from the top down. The files exist at a pit
but he directory version no longer exists, it can't display that branch of the tree.
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Your DIRMC
Thank you Bill, Aaron and Richard for your help
I can see the light...
Regards
Joachim
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Aaron Durkee
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Hi Everyone!
I'm just get in a new project with IBM where we looking at to have BMR tool for HP-UX
and Novell NetWare 7
How many is interesting to see a BMR tool for HP-UX and Novell NetWare 7?
And for the NetWare people out there. Is there anyone going to upgrade from NetWare
4,5 and 6 to
Hello guys,
for monitoring of Domino backups I need to send TDPD messages (ACD52xx) to
TEC (tivoli receiver).
When I use enable event command on TSM server, I get following error
message:
tsm: TSMenable event tivoli ACD5202
ANR1801E ENABLE EVENTS: Invalid event or event class - ACD5202
We are giving serious thought to moving our HP-UX backup environment from
omniback to TSM (which is backing up our windows environment). We would be
interested in a BMR Product for HP-UX.
Thank You,
Matt Martinez
UNIX Systems Administrator
IDEXX Laboratories, Inc.
Phone:207-856-0656
Had some trouble with mail the other day when I sent this, so I'll try again.
There's something obviously wrong with the last three lines, but I just
can't see it.
While we're on the topic of INCLUDES, what's wrong with the last
three? It's a SUN box.
EXclude /cdrom/.../*
EXclude
It's possible to simply begin backing up the new server as normal, and
if/when a restore is required of the old servers data, bring the new
server up with the old servers nodename.
Or, if the old server is decomissioned and the disk is simply moved to a
new machine, using the NODENAME option in
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I'm just get in a new project with IBM where we looking at to
have BMR tool for HP-UX and Novell NetWare 7
My understanding is that HP-UX comes with a backup tool called Ignite
that acts rather like AIX's
Loren C Matthew G,
There is an alternative to using the inbuilt TEC adapter in TSM - it
kinda gets tacked on to the TSM Operational Reporting Tool and it might
help you somewhat.
Steve Strutt from IBM here in the UK has written a very informative
RedPiece on this - I don't have the exact link
Is this a puzzle? They look fine to me! :-)
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
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The only dumb question is the one that goes unasked.
The
They look fine to me, but the files are still going to the DEFAULT
management class.
At 11:04 AM 8/25/2004 -0600, you wrote:
Is this a puzzle? They look fine to me! :-)
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
Internal Notes e-mail: Andrew
nothing wrong with those last three...
as long as you have active management classes HOURLY, EACHWEEK,
EACHMONTH in the domain to which the node is registered...
UNLESS you have an exclude.fs or an exclude.dir statement those are
processed initially and (for lack of a better term) will
... but the files are still going to the DEFAULT
management class.
Ah, that was the part that was missing.
Do these management classes exist, and if so, do they have backup copy
groups? Are you getting any related messages in dsmerror.log? Do you have
any client option sets that are overriding
They look fine to me, but the files are still going to the DEFAULT
management class.
I could see this happening if client options were changed but the
client schedule processes were not restarted to pick up the change.
If it is the case that some file system objects are going to the new
We are using Quiet mode in the dsm.sys file in unix clients, is there any
way to query the database to find out what files are being backed up on any
given day?
We are trying to find out what files are being backed up by our incremental
job to compile our versioning scheme.
Jason
This is a system(SUN) being readied to replace an existing system(WINNT)
which uses the same management classes. The management class points to a
different stgpool than the default, so the immediate clue is that there are
no files for the node in that stgpool. The inclexcl file shows up, in its
Why is the TSM server forcing compression on for my aix client? Is it because it is
the same box as the server? I am using COMMMETHOD of TCPIP not SHAREDMEM, so I assume
that the data is being sent across the lan like any other client.
from the baclient:
Node Name: NY_AIX1
Session established
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Why is the TSM server forcing compression on for my aix
client? Is it because it is the same box as the server? I am
using
Richard Seger | ADIC | O:(408) 402-9701
Thanks Mark. It was set to compress there.
DW
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Why is the TSM server forcing compression on for my aix client? Is it
because
Hi to all
Today I ran an export command of a few nodes and during the process after a few hours
I had an error command in one cartridge (DLT8000) couldn't be read successfully and
the process was abandonded:
08/25/2004 15:44:57 ANR8944E Hardware or media error on drive SRV4 (/dev/mt4)
It's actually Netware 6.0 and turns out that the problem is that the
TSA600.NLM wasn't loaded. There were errors all over the DSMERROR.LOG and
DSMSCHED.LOG files, nothing was backed up, but the client still notified the
TSM server that the event completed successfully. That just plain isn't
right!
Not only is it not right that it gave a Completed message, it's also
not right that dsmcad.nlm will even load without the TSA's being loaded
first. I've done that a couple times also, although I'm just used to
checking for the TSA's right away now.
Troy Frank
Network Services
University of
Hi,
I have a TSM/AIX server. TSM server database copy1 volumes are on filesystem A.
TSM server database copy2 volumes are on filesystem B. If I loose filesystemA,
can I restart TSM server with copy2 volumes? How can I restart/recover TSM
server using database copy2 volumes?
Thanks,
Mubashir
Has anyone heard when TSM will have a client usable on HP-UX Itanium
platform? I think it is 11.23, or something along those lines.
Geoff Gill
TSM Administrator
NT Systems Support Engineer
SAIC
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Does anyone know how to easily force a full backup? I know about
changing the management class attribute copymode to absolute. What I'm
trying to do is run a monthly full backup to improve our restore
performance. What we're running into are many tape mounts doing a point
in time restore even in
Use the selective backup option...you have to tell TSM what
filesystems/drive letters to backup but it does work.
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Hey ho. Here's the skinny. We will, eventually, have a number of
clients backing up to a TSM server on a regular basis (we're still
setting up the SAN and other ancillary things that are needed to
support the TSM server). Some of them will be filesystem backups;
others will be database backups
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-- 08-25-04 16:17 S.SHEPPARD (SHS)Re: Problems with Netware
I just happened to have had the same problem last night. Box hadn't
really been backed up for 11 days since the last reboot. Same NLM
problem. Check
I searched on the APAR and got a hit that this is fixed in the 5.2.2 client
level. Don't know why my searches for the original problem didn't find this
APAR. Gotta have the right touch, I guess.
Bill Boyer
Life is not about how fast you run,
or how high you climb
but how well you bounce. - ??
Hi Stuart.
Sorry. If backupset to virtual volumes won't fit, then you'll have to split your
backups into two storagepool hierarchies.
but, since this is a belt-and-braces-both-fail scenario, and is thus unlikely to be
used, is it possible to make the backup by shipping tapes?
Create a third
On Thursday 26 August 2004 09:19, Stuart Lamble wrote:
Hey ho. Here's the skinny. We will, eventually, have a number of
clients backing up to a TSM server on a regular basis (we're still
setting up the SAN and other ancillary things that are needed to
support the TSM server). Some of them will
(Once more, this time with the _right_ From address. Sigh.)
On 26/08/2004, at 12:40 PM, Steven Pemberton wrote:
On Thursday 26 August 2004 09:19, Stuart Lamble wrote:
Hey ho. Here's the skinny. We will, eventually, have a number of
clients backing up to a TSM server on a regular basis (we're still
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