On Tue, Jan 25, 2005 at 03:56:00PM -0700, Andrew Raibeck wrote:
file, here is allocation map. My understanding is that during restore,
TSM analyzes the data for lengthy patterns of zeroes in the data stream,
and that is how MAKESPARSEFILE works; but TSM does not do that analysis
Hi to all
Did it a way to get a clean output running a script in a batch file , I add
in the batch file the option -dataonly=yes but still at the end I got
ANR1462I RUN: Command script MAXSCRATCH completed successfully.
T.I.A Regrads
Robert Ouzen
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People,
My question is I have just run audit licence and it shows as audited the
number of registered clients
However a number of registered clients have not backed up for a few
months.
My question is do these inactive clients need a licence
Does anyone know IBM's official take on this.
thanks.,
Hi to all
I have the following problem:
When i am trying to backup Lotus Domino databases (incremental) via Tivoli
Data Protection using a batch job i get the following messages:
Starting Domino Databases backup...
Initializing Domino connection...
Querying Domino for a list of databases,
I seem to remember someone posting a link on the list that included
information on the hows and whys of reading/re-creating sparse files
and algorithms to do so. I just had a quick search but couldn't spot
it...
Matt.
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Nice test.
I tried it on a linux box and got the same results.
I wanted to see if there is perhaps a difference in
the backup/restore time and transfer rates.
But both files take the same amount of time to backup or
restore and transfer rates are also the same.
You don't even have to use the
Good Morning.
Is there a way to delete old SYSTEM OBJECT files that are backed up?
What we currently do is, do an incremental backup on the entire machine
including the SYSTEM OBJECT nightly and keep for 90 days. What I'd like to
do is delete some of the old SYSTEM OBJECT files that are old and
On Jan 26, 2005, at 5:46 AM, Warren, Matthew (Retail) wrote:
I seem to remember someone posting a link on the list that included
information on the hows and whys of reading/re-creating sparse files
and algorithms to do so. I just had a quick search but couldn't spot
it...
Hi, Matt -
Maybe not the
Can anyone provide information on BA client support for Solaris 10? Time
frames?
Thanks,
Tim Hollingshead
Dataedge Solutions
Hello everyone!
I am trying to do a script to find out if all admin jobs were successful or
not, the summary of the info. and the time at which the task ended. I
found a script to run to find the total amount of data backed up with
storage pools, but I was wondering if there is any way to just
Hi *SM-ers!
We have got a Windows 5.1.7 client which has PASSWORDACCESS GENERATE in the
options file, but it keeps on prompting for the password.
In the dsmerror.log file I noticed the following line:
ReadPswdFromRegistry(): RegOpenPathEx(): Win32 RC=5
Windows return code 5 stands for Access
Hi Andy!
Thank you for your reply!
I will create a PMR for this.
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
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From: Andrew Raibeck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2005 20:51
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: TSM thinks local disk is a
If you assign the SYSTEMOBJECT to a different management class that only
keeps them for 45 days, the next time you run a backup all the copies
older than that will be expired automatically. The tape/backup space
they occupy will be freed up the next time your expiration runs.
Look in the client
Hi John!
TSM's license counter starts counting as soon as a client starts backing up.
A license is not returned until all the client's data has been removed from
the server. So, as long as the inactive clients are storing data on your TSM
server (no matter how old), you are using a license...
Joni,
Try q event * type=admin exceptionsonly=yes. This will list the admin
events that failed.
Rick Saylor
Austin Community College
At 07:56 AM 1/26/2005, you wrote:
Hello everyone!
I am trying to do a script to find out if all admin jobs were successful or
not, the summary of the info. and the
Hello,
The list of activities (SUMMARY.ACTIVITY) seems to be:
'TAPE MOUNT'
'FULL_DBBACKUP' 'INCR_DBBACKUP''EXPIRATION'
'RECLAMATION''MIGRATION' 'MOVE DATA' 'STGPOOL BACKUP'
'BACKUP' 'RESTORE' 'ARCHIVE''RETRIEVE'
You can include those you want.
You can also combine with
I asked this before, but never got any response. I need to asked it
again, since the issue has arisen, again, and I can see this escalating
into a bigger problem.
The TSM AIX server is multi-homed (external/public normal 10/100
connection and internal/private 10/100/1000 private subnet).
A
Have you tried running the CLI interactively, not from a batch job?
Do the commands 'domdsmc query domino' and 'domdsmc query
domino database spec ' work correctly?
How about different database specification with the incremental
command, does it work for any of them?
Eduardo
ADSM: Dist Stor
I'll take a shot . . . .
Could this be a routing issue?
You may have a default route setup to point to the router on the private
network. All hosts not on the locally attach networks ( that are arp'able
) will have reply packets sent to the default route. If this is the case,
then you will
Hi,
Somehow your AIX server thinks the client can be reached by the private
network (default gateway). It seems to me to be something like a routing
problem within you network. Work around can be to add some routing
information in you AIX server.
Regards,
Karel
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From:
But does someone have a pointer to some 'tips tricks' or FAQ to help
me get these LTO tape drives streaming with TSM on Windows 2000?
The drives seem to be doing about 3MB/sec per drive, no matter what is
going on in the server. This is about the right speed for stop/start
programmed I/O
Have a look at your dsmaccnt.log, in particular the MediaWait and
CommWait columns. If you see large figures in both then this suggests to
me that the network connection is not feeding the TSM server fast enough
to support streaming. You must either increase your network throughput
or backup to
Hi,
First of all, I remember some issues with Adaptec cards, LTO drives and
performance problems. If I recall correctly you have the install the
correct driver version of some Adaptec cards from a fresh installation
of Win2K to not get hit by that problem.
Then, I can't get, what process are
Hi Eric,
You may need to check the permissions of the registry itself. We
ran into this not too long ago. Get into regedit and follow the path
you specified down to a folder level (IBM or ADSM should do). From the
main menu, select Edit Permissions to allow you to correct the
registry
Hello All,
I am attempting to restore a single database on a fairly busy SQL 2k
server. I need to go back to a certain point in time because the data is
corrupt after this time. Whenever I use the GUI for TDP for MSSQL and try
to look at the active/inactive, tdpsql freezes (I think it runs out of
On Jan 26, 2005, at 10:48 AM, Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU wrote:
...Is there any way to tell the TSM server to contact the client via
the same
IP connection that was used to contact it, unless the client has
tcpclientaddress specified to use the private network ?
In a multi-homed arrangement with routed
Karel Bos Paul Banes,
Thanks for the response!
I will look into the 'correct' drivers and level of drivers as an issue.
We did have to 'de-rate' the 160MB/sec controller to a 80MB/sec to get
it to work (evidently a LTO problem working with SCSI communications at
a higher rate). This was done
Kevin,
If you want to restore a specific inactive backup first you should
query all the backups for the specific database, for example:
tdpsqlc query tsm dbname /all
This will show you all active and inactive the backups for the
specific database.
Then... you should perform the restore
Hello All!
I have a TSM server on the os/390 at version 5.2.2.5 and I was wondering if
what you see below could cause my logs to fill up and cause performance
issues? I always thought that MaxQuickFree should be greater than Freeheld
bytes, but how do I actually fix this? Thanks in advance!
MAX
Your RAID-5 array ay not be fast enough for the tape drive. LTO-1 drives,
with compression enabled, may need the disk to be read at 60 MB/second to
keep the tape streaming. Most systems cannot sustain such a rate. Your
best alternative is to turn the compression off on the drives. You may
use
Just as an aside, in TSM 5.3 this is much cleaner - all you do is reg lic
file=tsmbasic.lic or tsmee.lic or dataret.lic - all the client licensing
is meaningless since the charges are CPU-count based. So, in releases
prior to 5.3 you might as well register enough client licenses such that
you
Joni,
I have a TSM server on the os/390 at version 5.2.2.5 and I was wondering if
what you see below could cause my logs to fill up and cause performance
issues? I always thought that MaxQuickFree should be greater than Freeheld
bytes, but how do I actually fix this? Thanks in advance!
MAX
Hi Jack
Here are a couple of scripts that give you the throughput for running
processes and sessions :
select cast(process_num as decimal(7,0)) as Process, -
Process as Description, -
time(start_time) as Start time, -
cast(files_processed as decimal(15,0)) as Files, -
On Mon, Jan 24, 2005 at 10:48:26AM -0500, Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU wrote:
When the 5.3 server starts existing FILE volumes in FILLING state are
marked as full.
I read this to mean that when the 5.3 server starts *for the first time*
after an upgrade, FILE volumes in FILLING state would be marked
Greetings,
We copy our client maintenance from
ftp://service.boulder.ibm.com/storage/tivoli-storage-management/maintenance/client
I tried installing the Linux86 v530 client and can not invoke DSM. It
doesn't seem to be installed. DSMC works fine.
I went back to v523 and installed that client
Thanks Jurgen:
Please keep us posted on this (apar # etc.).
I would want this fixed before I go to 5.3.
Thanks,
Tim Rushforth
City of Winnipeg
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From: Jurjen Oskam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2005 3:51 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject:
We?ve noticed the recent discussion and concern in this forum surrounding
the new TSM 5.3 Administration Center. We are listening to you, and we
would like to respond to several of the points raised.
First, we would like to explain why we made these changes. The old
interface had not been
John,
I would contact your local Tivoli rep and pose this question to them. Tivoli
for a while now has been processor based for licensing. So if you no longer
have the TSM client installed and running on those servers then it doesn't make
sense that you should be paying maintenance or anything
I'm looking at any tips to install OFS (Open File Support) also I
believe referred to as LVSA. In reading some of the 'readme' files it
looks like this isn't supported under the 2003 Windows server platform.
I've attempted to install this and when I do I get the following error:
ANS3010E - 'The
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tim Hollingshead
[EMAIL PROTECTED] says:
Can anyone provide information on BA client support for Solaris 10? Time
frames?
And will it include the support of the x86 Solaris 10 both 32 and 64bit.
Thanks len
You are correct: OFS is not (yet) supported on Windows 2003.
Some clarification on other details you mentioned:
- OFS (Open File Support) is not the same as LVSA (Logical Volume Snapshot
Agent). The LVSA is the underlying mechanism for implementing both OFS and
online image backup.
- Open File
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