Yes, but they need the whole server backed up each month. They have a
requirement to be able to restore any file to a month-end
point-in-time or the whole server. So it's not just the data I need, but the
System Object to be able to do the BMR.
Bill Boyer
Some days you're the bug, some days
Hi there ,
I am running out of Bar Code Labels and have never ordered any before.
My current 100 run from ARB800L1 to ARB899L1, when I place my order
can I specify ARB900L1 to ARB999l1 ?
I know the Ordering P/N is OV-LTO901002 we are based in the UK.
T.I.A
Bill
TSM Server 5.2.4.4 on AIX 5.2
TSM Clients 5.1 and higher on multiple platforms.
For about 2-days now I've been noticing that backups are taking longer than
normal. When I watch the sessions, I see that they spend
a lot of time in the RUN state. It switches to RecvW and you can see the Bytes
Hi,
Becaurse the current TSM Admin tools are pretty complex, i want to write an
admin client like the good old 3.1 version for Windows; simple as possible, so
even the part-time TSM'ers in small environments can do simple management.
Of course i can use dsmadmc as interface between the tool
Hi,
You are the customer so you can specify what you want. My supplier can
make labels on demand and usually have common series in their stock.
//Henrik
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Bill Dourado
Sent: den 2 september 2005 10:28
Maurice,
And for the people who's interested: I will keep it open source
freeware
This is a REAL good idea, and I bet that lots of people would be
interested in such an interface.
Actually I was dreaming to hear from such a project, or even from some
application (servergraph, tsmmanager
Hello,
I created the following Administrative schedule for creating Backup sets
for six Novell servers using the TSM Admin GUI.
(The only thing that is different are the names) Does anyone know how I
would fill in the Month, Day of the Month, Week of the Month fields
at the end of the schedule
Timothy,
You should use an enhanced schedule (SCHEDStyle=Enhanced), with
following params : MONth, DAYOFMonth, WEEKofmonth, DAYofweek.
Remember TSM has a built-in online help (h def sched) !
Hope this helped ...
Cheers.
Arnaud
Thanks Brion,
Can this be done using the Admin GUI?
PAC Brion Arnaud wrote:
Timothy,
You should use an enhanced schedule (SCHEDStyle=Enhanced), with
following params : MONth, DAYOFMonth, WEEKofmonth, DAYofweek.
Remember TSM has a built-in online help (h def sched) !
Hope this helped ...
No, the old transition admin GUI does not have support for TSM 5.3
features. Either use ISC/AC or dsmadmc.
//Henrik
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Timothy Hughes
Sent: den 2 september 2005 14:02
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Subject:
Timothy,
Well, don't know which GUI you're using :
With old-style web GUI, you'll have to use the command line : update
sched (the easiest way ... !)
With ISC, choose policy domains and client nodes, then click on the
domain your node belongs to, then deploy client nodes schedules, then
Thanks Again Brion!
Thanks Henrik
PAC Brion Arnaud wrote:
Timothy,
Well, don't know which GUI you're using :
With old-style web GUI, you'll have to use the command line : update
sched (the easiest way ... !)
With ISC, choose policy domains and client nodes, then click on the
Hi all,
Due to some raid driver corruption on one of our clients (Win2k3 server
edition, no SP, TSM client 5.2.4) we've tried to do a BMR of the
machine, using the ASR diskette.
Restore seemed to be OK, but when the machine came up again and we tried
to log-in, we got a message telling us that
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can I do the same with my management class and specify in the backup
copy group that the initial backup goes to two storage pools
concurrently?
Nope.
--
Mark Stapleton ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
IBM Certified Advanced
Hello Callie,
I have no explanation for how the command you have specified works on
other Windows machines. I would be very curious to see a dsmsched.log file
that captures a successful execution of this command, because I do not see
how it is possible. When you pass a string like this to the
Seems like a little bug... Not so very importent, but still a bug...
TSM 5.3.1.2 on AIX
tsm: TSMq db f=d
*cut*
Total Buffer Requests: -1,776,006,927
*cut*
Regards,
Maurice
Maybe IC45607?
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 command line is your friend.
Good
Hi,
No explanationa but maybe a work around...
I have seen this on a couple of w2k3 servers with Trend Antivirus.
Stopping Trend usually works, if not disabling Trend and reboot the did
the trick.
Use services.msc from another computer and connect to the recovered
server.
Henirk
Instead, Please have a look at DEF STG or UPD STG with COPYSTGpools
option which allows you to write backup to primary pool and multiple
copy pools simultaneously.
Regards,
Ramakrishna Choudarapu
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Hi Mark,
Do you know if it will be possible to do this later TSM versions?
Stapleton, Mark wrote:
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can I do the same with my management class and specify in the backup
copy group that the initial backup goes to
I should clarify my answer.
There is no automated way to send initial backups to a primary storage
pool (DISKPOOL, for example) *and* multiple different copy storage
pools. You can modify a primary storage pool definition to concurrently
write to 1 primary and 1 copy storage pool concurrently:
Henrick,
Thanks for you suggestion, but it doesn't apply to this particular case
: no Trend antivirus on this server, and anyway I would not be in a
position connecting from another machine as the network interface seems
not to be started on the server (even ping fails ...)
Thanks anyway !
Cheers
I run in roll forward mode, so with a data base backup and a good recovery log,
I can recover to the point of crash. So I do not do TSM mirroring of my db
which is on ESS but I do mirror my (much smaller) recovery log to maximize the
chances I'll be able to recover in the unlikely case that I
Ditto.
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David E Ehresman
Sent: Friday, September 02, 2005 10:13 AM
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Subject: Re: your thoughts on mirroring DB
I run in roll forward mode, so with a data base backup and a good
If you need to be able to do month end restores for seven years why not let TSM
work as designed and just save your incrementals for seven years. Depending on
your rate of data change, that could well be less data than FULL monthlies.
David
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Yes, but they
Thanks Neil ! Looks like my problems are solved. I misunderstood and thought I
only needed the 64 bit installduh. I sure am becoming a huge fan of
adsm.org. Thanks to all who have been responding and helping me out !!!
Neil Rasmussen
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You can write to 1 primary *and* upto 10 copy storage pools
concurrently.
Regards,
Ramakrishna Choudarapu
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Ok.. Thanks for your responses Mark!
Ive been looking into this since your last post...
lets see if I understand this correctly..
According to the admin ref guide for version 5.2..
Simultaneous Write to a Primary Storage Pool and Copy Storage Pools
To simultaneously write data to a primary
Hi,
Using TSM 5.2.
I have a set of client schedules defined, is it possible for any one of them to
temporarily be disabled? I could not see anything in the description of the
update schedule command to do this. I could of course do a delete to stop a job
running, but it would be better if I
Two ways that I can think of:
1. Dis-Associate the client/node from the schedule (effects one or more
nodes in this schedule)
2. Change the STARTDATE to a date in the future (effects ALL nodes in
this schedule)
Peter Hitchman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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We lost a large WinNT machine, :f alone is 838 Gb 90%+ full. There was a
complete backup on Friday night, but the Monday night backup never finished
before the box died. My thought was to restore to the last complete backup
and let the users (actually, their admins) restore individually the
When using simultaneous write to backup to primary pool and
multiple copy pools. The initial backups does not go to primary
and copy pools at the same time correct?
Choudarapu, Ramakrishna (GTI) wrote:
Instead, Please have a look at DEF STG or UPD STG with COPYSTGpools
option which allows you
Servergraph does have an admin command interface as part of their
Servergraph/TSM product.
David
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Maurice,
And for the people who's interested: I will keep it open source
freeware
This is a REAL good idea, and I bet that lots of people would be
Not a bug.
Run
reset bufpool
You've run across the 2^32 limit on the counter on buffer requests.
--
Mark Stapleton ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
IBM Certified Advanced Deployment Professional
Tivoli Storage Management Solutions 2005
IBM Certified Advanced Technical Expert (CATE) AIX
Office
Our DB is currently 165GB and continuing to grow. You just have to keep
at the constant task of tuning it.
One thing that you have to watch very carefully is the Database Cache
Hit Ratio. We were hung up by lack of granularity in it. We had a
problem I didn't even know about. It was always
Hi all
TSM server (windows 2000 sp4) 5.2.0.2
I want to make image backup of a Windows 2000 server (tsm client 5.2.4.3),
- I mapped a drive to a TSMLVSA folder (for the snapshot) but it still not
working ..
Any Ideas
It work before on another server ..
thanks
Luc
What do you mean by mapped a drive? The cache drive needs to be on a
local disk.
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
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The only dumb question is
Hi
I only have one local drive .. so I created a share folder on another
server .. and mapped a drive letter to that share... and use it as my
snapshotcachelocation...
It's not the way to do that when U only have one drive
Thanks again
Luc Beaudoin
Network Administrator/TSM/SAN
Hopital
We have our database at 370GB currently, only 61% full. It has been
larger, and more troublesome in the past. We are on a roadmap to get
it smaller by continuing to split our servers. I will tell you that
it is easier to start a 2nd server before you need it than it will be
to move nodes to it
The way to do it with one local drive is to go to version 5.3 of the TSM
client. That supports the snapshotcache on the same drive as the image.
--
Mark Stapleton ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
IBM Certified Advanced Deployment Professional
Tivoli Storage Management Solutions 2005
IBM Certified Advanced
It's not the way to do that when U only have one drive
No. You use 5.3 when you have only one drive. :-)
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
Internal Notes e-mail: Andrew Raibeck/Tucson/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I know ... but
Can I install version 5.3 of the client with a TSM server version 5.2.x
thanks again Mark
Luc
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Absolutely. Client and server versions need not match; indeed, TSM is
famous for compatibility among a large number of client and server
versions.
--
Mark Stapleton ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
IBM Certified Advanced Deployment Professional
Tivoli Storage Management Solutions 2005
IBM Certified Advanced
Thanks
I will try that ...
Have a nice weekend
Luc
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Luc, have a look in the client manual... the section on migrating from
earlier versions describes which client versions are supported with which
server versions.
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
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... With the caveat that not all combinations are formally supported by
IBM. And, of course, various features might be unavailable, depending on
how downlevel the server is.
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
Internal Notes e-mail: Andrew
I fall into the paranoid realm having had two 99.99% arrays go off-line
for 3 days at the same time. We mirror our DB Log at the array level
and we TSM mirror to a different array in a different building.
We use roll forward logs and the DB backup goes off-site everyday.
With no type of RAID
If ASR doesn't work you can try the In-Place ugprade using option R after
you press F8 to agree to the license agreement. We've had discussions about
In-Place upgrade on this list before. You can search those or MS's
knowledgebase.
Basically, you take a Windows 2003 server installation CD and
== On Thu, 1 Sep 2005 11:21:39 -0400, William Boyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I have a client with requirements for full monthly backups being retained
for 7-years. 2-years ago we set them up with monthly schedules in a domain
with the copygroups set to MODE=ABSOLUTE. Now these backups are
We are also in the paranoid category. We use TSM to mirror both log
and database, each of which are on RAID5 arrays (each array connected
via separate HBAs). We have seen failures that have resulted in data
corruption on RAID5 arrays (various vendors and causes), fortunately
not on our TSM
Each node has a nodename assigned for the monthly backup nodename_M, and
that's in it's own domain LONGTERM. The policy is
VERE/VERD=NOLIM RETE/RETO=2570 and it goes to it's own disk/tape pools,
separate from the daily backups. Right now there are 179
nodes registered in that domain. Not all of
== On Fri, 2 Sep 2005 10:31:16 -0500, fred johanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
We lost a large WinNT machine, :f alone is 838 Gb 90%+ full. There was a
complete backup on Friday night, but the Monday night backup never finished
before the box died. My thought was to restore to the last complete
== On Fri, 2 Sep 2005 19:15:08 -0400, William Boyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Each node has a nodename assigned for the monthly backup nodename_M, and
that's in it's own domain LONGTERM. The policy is VERE/VERD=NOLIM
RETE/RETO=2570 and it goes to it's own disk/tape pools, separate from the
Do you find it matters wether the data is compressed in the client or on the
drive? I don't know if the LTO-1 drives compress on the fly; My 3592s with a
raw capacity of 300GB can take over 2TB of database backups. Of course, this
doesn't help transfer time for e.g. copies.
Even though I
Hi enlightened list members,
I have a number of policy changes to make, including the implementation
of an
client optionset containing a 'DIRMC' to redirect directories globally
to a disk
storage pool with lowered retention.
The problem I have is the database appeared to grow more quickly than
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If I make the changes I think need to happen, how can I 'preview' the
expiration process to make certain there are no surprises??
There is no 'preview' for expiration. What kind of surprise are you
expecting?
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