On Tue, Oct 26, 2004 at 01:57:57PM -0500, Stapleton, Mark wrote:
I have taken backup of oracle database using TDP for oracle. The
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Data backed up through the TSM API does not show up in QUERY FILESPACE
commands.
The TDP for Oracle does create filespaces that show up in QUERY
Neil,
A thankless task
There is no magic tweak to TSM that will make it go faster than its
bottleneck, in your case the network will allow.
One option might be to look at centralised servers, but if this is not
possible, then you need to work out the best
speed your network link will provide say
Hi,
Just to keep you posted: the connection with client severed error
went away after changing the session timeout for ports 1500 and 1501
on the firewall.
Thanks all,
Geert
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16:05:11:
Talk to the person who manages the firewall.
the q libvol command will show you the scratch volumes.
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Dear All,
Please give
Hello TSM'ers,
I thought, although I cant now remember where I heard it from, that
there were some points to be aware of when rebinding files to a new mgmt
class when that management class also directed data to a new stgpool.
The files do not move from the old stgpool to the new automagically;
Hi Neil,
I'd agree with John, having had to try similar things myself. In the
end, its down to how big your pipes are and how much data needs to get
through them. This is a situation where clearly identifying important
data and restore requirements may help to limit the data being sent
through to
Also, perhaps the index records on a tape or tapes used for the restore
has become corrupt, and the slow restore time could be due to the tape
index being rebuilt as as TSM seeks through the tape.
Matt.
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Hello all
Anybody used Cristie BMR with TSM? I have a few questions about it.
WBR,
Sergey
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Behalf Of Jurjen Oskam
On Tue, Oct 26, 2004 at 01:57:57PM -0500, Stapleton, Mark wrote:
Data backed up through the TSM API does not show up in QUERY
FILESPACE commands.
The TDP for Oracle does create filespaces that show up in
QUERY
Richard, does the keepalive option work on Windows TSM clients as
well? I wanted to look up the DOC, but my account login isn't working
and I couldn't find anything in the User Manual.
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Geert - Some further info on your firewall problem...
Your posting
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Mike Hagery
Last week we did a restore of 15 MB and 4000 small html-files.
The performance was bad, it took 57 minutes to restore the
4000 html-files and 15 MB.
The back-up is very fast. FTP between client and server is
also
On Tuesday 26 October 2004 23:04, Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU wrote:
The mail system resides on an AIX server. The storage is in a SAN !
For the OS, it is irrelevant since you would have to reinstall AIX, anyway
!.
That's easy, use an mksysb to backup the rootvg, I don't understand why you
ever
Just one more tip.
You will probably need to increase commtimeout and idletimeout in dsmserv.opt (server
parameter)
By IBM support we have commtimeout=120 (seconds) and idletimeout=30 (minutes). Those
values are mostly based on experience.
When you start playing with those parameters watch
Works great if you don't change hardware.
Joe Crnjanski
Infinity Network Solutions Inc.
Phone: 416-235-0931 x26
Fax: 416-235-0265
Web: www.infinitynetwork.com
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From: Sergey Chernyaev [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 2004 8:26 AM
To: [EMAIL
You are correct, the files do not move from the old stgpool to the new.
Changing the mgmt class just changes the stgpool destination for NEW
backups.
You can move the old stuff to the new pool via MOVE NODEDATA if you
want.
The only weirdness I can think of is that rebinding occurs only when you
I want test this software and install it today. But when I run Do DR
Backup, in logs write ERROR: FSS0012: File not found for all files on
selected drive C:
What's wrong?
And CBMR node must be in policy domain STANDARD or node may be in any
policy domain with required values of verexists and
I haven't used it for a long time, but I remember there is special requirements for
backup copy group values and for client node settings. I think it is Backup delete
allowed=yes, but everything is in the manual.
You cannot escape this; YOU HAVE TO READ THE MANUAL.
If this doesn't help try
Joe,
Ok, thanks.
( i've read the manual :) )
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Joe Crnjanski
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 2004 6:43 PM
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Subject: Re: Cristie MBR
I haven't used it for a long time, but I
This is from a co-worker FWIW, the TSM server is 5.2.3.2 on AIX 5.1.
No hardware or network changes !
*
The incremental backup for this server last worked correctly on October
23. The October 24 incremental failed
...
ANS1225E Insufficient memory for file compression/expansion
...
ANS1030E System ran out of memory. Process ended.
...
Zoltan - See the ANS1030E summary in ADSM QuickFacts.
IBM's message title harks back to Charlie Chaplin and the 1986 IBM PC,
where physical memory was all there was. The
Turn compression on, not good for the server storage or client CPU
availability, but there is less to transmit. But know your content (don't
compress images, etc).
Make sure you only backup what you need to! Are there some files that
change daily in the user applications that really are temp
Can I use the Oracle TDP and RMAN with the TSM client password set to generate? I
thought I read or heard that that wasnt possible.
R.
I have an ongoing problem that I have not been able to crack.
I issue a 'cancel ses all' at 6:55 and 7:00 AM M-F, and for backup that are
till running, they get canned and all is well.
Ok, not really, but as well as they will be.
My problem is I am having the same type of message showing up
We gleaned this but the answer is NOT ACCEPTABLE.
Nothing has changed that could explain this error.
We have another IDENTICAL system (same hardware, same OS level, same TSM
client level, etc) that has 3-5 MILLION MORE files and it backups up,
daily, just fine !
In fact, until this problem
On Wed, Oct 27, 2004 at 07:31:14AM -0500, Stapleton, Mark wrote:
If you'll read my response, I didn't say that the filespaces wouldn't
appear. I said that data backed up from that filespace doesn't show up;
i.e., the filespace shows 0 MB.
Sorry, you're right. Missed that completely.
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Hi !
If it is on a Windows platform ...you can then use the passwordaccess
generate (like the regular client).
However, on Unix platform...this is true ..you need to use the
passwordaccess prompt. Check the book:
.
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/tividd/td/ITSMFD/SC32-9064-01/en_US/PDF/ab5u0001.pdf
Depends on the OS...for some you must specify PROMPT, others it's GENERATE.
The TDP Oracle manual for your platform lists the requirements. You didn't
specify the OS you'll be using, so I can't be more specific.
Bill Boyer
DSS, Inc.
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Hi,
I am by far and away no expert, but here is what I would do
Since nothing has changed on the server, I would guess that the
problem is in the file you are trying to back up.
Can you turn on tracing or backup by hand to see what file it is chewing
on when it dies? There may be
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Any thoughts/feedback from IBM ?
Remember that those IBMers who contribute to this list are under no
obligation to do so.
--
Mark Stapleton ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Berbee Information Networks
Office
Linux.. and I confirmed .. prompt :(
Thanks guys.
R.
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From: Bill Boyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 2004 10:04 AM
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Subject: Re: password access generate and RMAN
Depends on the OS...for some you must specify PROMPT,
Background: TSM Version 5.2.3.4
Op System: AIX 5.1.5.0
Library: Adic Scaler, I200, partioned library, (12 drives)
I am trying to figure out what this error means in the AIX, errpt.
ADSM_DD_LOG4, looks like when our librarians are opening the bulk door for
the one library (no biggie, more
Tried this. Worked just fine. Backed up the whole directory, no issues, no
failures, etc.
Wheelock, Michael D [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Tried this. Worked just fine. Backed up the whole directory,
no issues, no failures, etc.
To be honest, the files you appeared to be choking on were from
/var/spool. This directory generally contains only
Not in this situation.
This is a Cyrus email system using imap. *ALL* user mailboxes are in
/var/spool/imap and /../imap2 and so on. These are permanent files.
The directory in the error message contains over 22K files.
Stapleton, Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I believe you can interpret it as follows:
Sense key: 06
Additional Sense Code (ASC): 28
Additional Sense Code Qualifier (ASCQ): 01
Looking this up in my Scalar 1 SCSI Reference shows that this sense
info indicates that the Insert/Eject station door was opened. I'm guessing
it means the same
...
We have another IDENTICAL system (same hardware, same OS level, same TSM
client level, etc) that has 3-5 MILLION MORE files and it backups up,
daily, just fine !
In fact, until this problem started occurring, the other IDENTICAL system
would backup in 4-6 HOURS LESS than this system
...
But, the message is also occurring off hours on the 2nd instance of TSM.
...
As odd as it sounds to suggest it, there are some situations where one
has to train a video camera on the hardware and see what unusual things
are done off-shift.
Richard Sims
At 09:53 AM 10/27/2004, Joe Crnjanski wrote:
You will probably need to increase commtimeout and idletimeout in
dsmserv.opt (server parameter)
You can also override txngroupmax on a node-by-node basis, lowering it for
those nodes going over a slow-speed network. This can help prevent your
recovery
10/26/2004 18:55:18
10/26/2004 18:55:18 Command will be executed in 45 minutes.
10/26/2004 19:40:18
Executing scheduled command now.
10/26/2004 19:40:18 Node Name: DALCENTRAL
10/26/2004 19:40:18 Session established with server
Thank you for the reply Joachim. I've been looking around for
documentation on this issue and the only thing I can find (so far) is
this:
Novell NetWare Incident: 2841045
Failing NetWare OS Version: NW5.1, NW6.0
Failing SMS/TSA Modules Version:
Failing Service
I looked at the activity log for the 2nd instance of TSM at the time of
the error is occurring at night. Its only occurring on off hours for
that 2nd instance, which brought me back to the act log. It looks like
when our content manager(NODE9CM), starts it's session, the error/message
occurs.
Hi everyone,
My offsite tape pool backup and onsite tape pool backup data sizes are not
the same. The migration process run for both pools every night and it is
running
OK. The other thing I notice is that the migration percentage on the
onsite pool never changes, it is stuck on 0.5%.
Matthew (and others in the group),
Just this week we put in our 2 test 3592 drives and started
playing with them. These are sweet. So far they are running a little
over 2X the speed of the 3590E drives, and we have yet to test the
capacity.
We've been able to test out
We're running a similar config, so I'm curious about the list response on
this one as well.
One additional question: I think I saw a message about TSM being able to
keep track of tape drives by their serial numbers. Anyone have a pointer to
docs on how this feature works, and what the caveats
Ben,
I will answer this question according to my knowledge of SANs which I am sure someone
on this list is much more adapt than myself. I like soft zoning because (AFAIK) hard
zoning is on a per port basis. ie.. port 1 is for zone BLAH and port 2 is for a
different port. So the device name
The hard versus soft option that the IBM CE gave me had
nothing to do with the zoning on the switch or the SAN, it had to do
with the software inside of the 3592 drive. Some setting in the
drive/cradle that he has to set upon installation.
As far as the drives and the FC cards on
Ben --
No *real* idea on the 3592 hard/soft addressing -- but the LTO2 drives
in a 3584 use a synthetic wwn based on 3584 serial number and drive
position (frame and slot) so the wwn doesn't change if the drive gets
swapped.
So -- my guess would be that 'hard' addressing would be the drive's
Yes, for SCSI libraries, TSM now records the serial # of the tape
drives.
If you have a SCSI library, look at your devconfig file. (EVERYBODY:
You DO know where your devconfig file is, yes?) If not, run q opt to
find the location.
In your devconfig, you will see the DEFINE DRIVE and DEFINE
Oooh, I like that idea. I had no idea that the LTO2 drives
worked that way. Indeed if the 3592s work that way, I would love the WWN
to stay the same when the drives are swapped out.
Now, if I could only find some documentation to tell me if it
indeed worked that way
Thanks,
Wanda has it correct. In our little exercise, we deleted the
path and drives and then re-defined them. Indeed the new serial number
was discovered and displayed.
Ben
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I'm not sure what you mean by backup size?
If you mean the amount of data in the ONSITE_POOL and OFFSITE_TAPEPOOL,
that information is not shown here. The ESTIMATED CAPACITY column of
the output is pretty meaningless.
Here is a script you can run to check to see if all your data has been
You're using SAN attachment though correct? (So it should work for us too.)
But, what does it buy you? (TSM will now notice when the paths are stewed?
Can storage agent detect this problem as well?)
I need to re-grab the docs on Atape. I heard something about it supporting
dynamic updates to
here is the link to the newest Atape driver docs.
ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/storage/devdrvr/Doc/IBM_TotalStorage_tape_IUG
.pdf
We are using the dynamic naming feature that Atape has, but it
is something we are running manually (through a script), as I don't see
that it's a
Zoltan
I'd assume your mail server has been up for some time. Maybe there is process other
than the TSM client that has a memory leak and has consumed available memory/swap.
That's where I'd look next.
Regards
Steve
Steve Harris
AIX and TSM Admin
Queensland Health, Brisbane Australia
I'd assume your mail server has been up for some time. Maybe there is
process other than the TSM client that has a memory leak and has consumed
available memory/swap. That's where I'd look next.
Good thought.
Something from experience: In running a large POP/IMAP mail facility, we
find (no
...
10/26/2004 19:40:18 Server date/time: 10/26/2004 19:40:23 Last access:
...
That caught my eye: the disparity in clock times between client and server.
It may or may not be a contributing element to the little mystery, but in
any case I'd strongly recommend getting site systems synced to a
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