Hello TSMers, or more precisely, the intersection between the TSMers and
WINDOWSers
I spent the last 24 hours struggling with the ASR bare metal recovery
process with W2K3 and TSM. Got some good things, and some strange things which
I would like to share/comment, and also seek for some
Hi Paul,
Have you try ASR and Citrix?
Now you got problems...
But there is BMR software that is made for more advance environment that IBM
recommends.
Talk to your local IBM rep for more information.
Thanks
Christian
-Ursprungligt meddelande-
Från: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager
Dont commercialize this list pls!
It wont solve Pauls ASR problems to use other products. Instead, maybe you
should try to put some effort in helping him...
Slipstreamed installation media with ASR recovery works fine, even if you have
different boot controllers. That worked with ASR before
Hi,
During a desktop upgrade action all local data from users is moved to a
folder in their home dir (Migrated Data). Now, management want to
archive with delete this data.
The command I want to use is
Dsmc archive \\servername\x$\users1\...\Migrated Data\*
-Description=XX -delete files
I recently upgraded to 5.3.2.2 server level, about 2 1/2 weeks ago. I
have 2 tsm servers, tsm1 and tsm2, each share a 3589 library with 5
frames 60 drives. tsm1 is the library manager. We have been noticing
lately that when we run a report to show private, scratches, dbb vols,
we have a column of
Sorrythat was a typo on previous message, we have a 3584, not a
3589.
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From: Park, Rod
Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2006 7:53 AM
To: 'ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU'
Subject: 5.3.2.2 volume question
I recently upgraded to 5.3.2.2 server
On Feb 16, 2006, at 8:50 AM, Bos, Karel wrote:
For some reason, the dsmc archive command doesn't like the \...\ part.
No reason it should - it's not a legal form for command line file
specifications.
See Using wildcard characters in the client manual.
Richard Sims
This sounds like APAR IC47950. If so, then until a fix is available,
you can just update the volumes in question to scratch status via 'upd
libv'.
Regards,
Bill
Bill Kelly
Auburn University OIT
334-844-9917
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/16/06 7:52 AM
I recently upgraded to 5.3.2.2 server level, about
Hi Leigh!
We also choose a VTL solution (EMC's DL700) over a SATA box with a file
device class because IBM couldn't come up with a reference site of
similar size (180 TB) with a file device class. The only statement we
could get from IBM was: It will most likely work...
By the way, we are very
Have Windows 2003 Server cluster with 2 nodes
PServer1 PServer2, Cluster is call PCLUSTER
The TSM clients on PServer1 and PServer2 backup their
respective c: drives and system information.
The TSM Cluster service for noe PCLUSTER backs up drives q: d:
Occassionally one of these two TSM Nodes
I've had this happen in a Windows 2000 cluster and TSM clients 5.1.7.1.
and TSM server 5.3.2.1 on AIX
It happens fairly consistently after moving a cluster group (containing
disks and TSM scheduler for the cluster group) from one node to another.
The solution for me has been to restart the TSM
I'm soliciting comments about my thinking re: possibly doing
incrementals of the TSM DB instead of some of the daily fulls I'm
doing now. I'm braced for tomatoes, so fire away. :)
My big DB2 backup customers are going through the exercise of
measuring How frequently do we really need to do
Allen - The elevated number of tapes would be the biggest issue...
That poses more of a burden on your scratch supply.
There's also more jeopardy for recovery if one of the incrementals is
missing at recovery time. In human terms, it's also more confusing at
recovery time to deal with more than
Hallo,
leider hat uns der Anschluss der Tape-Library etwas in Verzug gebracht.
Die TSM-Software läuft zwar prinzipiell auf dem neuen Server, aber die
Plattenbereiche für die Sicherungsdaten müssen noch formatiert werden.
Es kann nicht garantiert werden, dass die Sicherungen heute nacht
Can anyone tell me where I can find client/server compatibility
information such as :
If I'm running an old NT platform server with version 5.1..what
version does my server have to be?
And conversely, if I upgrade to server version 5.2, will it support an
NT client running client version
On Feb 16, 2006, at 1:59 PM, LeBlanc, Patricia wrote:
Can anyone tell me where I can find client/server compatibility
information such as :
If I'm running an old NT platform server with version 5.1..what
version does my server have to be?
And conversely, if I upgrade to server version
Somebody used Cristie BMR, to recover a W2000 with different CPU?
It worked correctly?
Thank you
On Thu, 16 Feb 2006 12:08:27 -0500, Richard Sims [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Allen - The elevated number of tapes would be the biggest issue...
I think I'd be using the same amount. Or rather: If I were writing
to separate tape volumes every time, I'd be using the same amount.
The comparison
As part of our testing (and feel free to use their 30-day evaluation for
this, we did) we restored a Windows 2003 server originally on a 4-way
Xeon with a raid array for the disk drives to a standard desktop
single-cpu and IDE drive. It took a couple of passes to work out the
required device
We don't used all-local at all in ours. Insteady we just put DOMAIN C: or
DOMAIN C: D: depending on how many local (non cluster) disks you have. The
only time we've ever had the local backup incorrectly backup the cluster disks
was when we forgot and left ALL-LOCAL in the dsm.opt for the local
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