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Dear list
The session sending the data still exists after the aknowledge has done
by another session, the scheduler ends with RC 12.
No other related messages found in client and server logs.
thanks in advance
Joachim
Environment:
TSM Server 5.3.2.1 on Z/OS 1.6 Put 0510+
TSM Client 5.1.6.0
Hi,
first of all, I really like the new TSM Administration Center. It's much
more concise than the old webadmin interface, IMHO, of course ;-)
I'm using the latest version 5.3.2.0 and ISC 6.0.1 (TSM 5.3.2.3).
Two problems occur that I don't find in the APAR list:
1. In the Communications window
Andrew,
This looks like it could be a consequence of the undocumented change made
to the file devclass at v5.3 such that the minimum write to a file
devclass file is now 256K.
Check apar IC48331. However, this apar is only to update the
documentation to match the observed behaviour.
Thank you all for your answers!
This group is GREAT!
Dave Zarnoch
Nationwide Provident
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Just to add,
If nds' is not being backed up is there a need to do a q tsa nds?
Patrick Boutilier wrote:
Troy Frank wrote:
A plain q tsa will accomplish that. There's no need to do an
additional q tsa nds.
When you use q tsa nds you are prompted to login to tree, not the server.
I
At this point I would advocate testing it yourself to be sure. I never
did a q tsa nds (I did do a q tsa however), and my eDir backups have
been working fine. Patrick seems to have had a different experience
though, so it could be determined by some unknown detail like tsm client
version, tsa
The first thing I noticed is that your tsm client version is downlevel
compared to the server. Also, your tsa versions are pretty old.
Judging by what you do have, I'm guessing you're running an early
service pack level of Netware 6? If that is all accurate, I would
update netware to sp5 (with
Hi Everybody,
I remember reading on the list that IBM has made available a web gui for TSM
5.3 which is unsupported. I've been testing the new Admin Center and I'm less
than enthused about the interface. Where can I download it ?
Rich
Richard Mochnaczewski wrote:
Hi Everybody,
I remember reading on the list that IBM has made available a web gui for TSM
5.3 which is unsupported. I've been testing the new Admin Center and I'm less
than enthused about the interface. Where can I download it ?
Rich
Hello all,
I am testing restoring backup sets. From what I have read a
backup set cannot be restored from the TSM server to the
NetWare server using the GUI correct? I would like to restore
the following backup set from the TSM Server to a Netware server's
specific restore directory/folder.
But the retro-fitted web gui is only suppose to be available as a
transition tool. Get used to the Admin Center.
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Richard Mochnaczewski wrote:
Hi Everybody,
I remember reading on the list that IBM has made available a web gui
for TSM 5.3 which is
It's also just the 5.2 GUI. Doesn't have any of the features new in
5.3.
(But, it's sure nice to have when I want to find something in a hurry!)
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True, or better yet, brush up on the command line knowledge.
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But the retro-fitted
Well, this is peculiar.
This is a new 3584, firmware level is 5550. (Thanks to the folks who
helped me figure that out yesterday!)
When I use the Tape Library Specialist (web interface) to set the SNMP
destination address, the Tape Library Specialist crashes.
That is, the web interface goes to
Hey -
Have started new contract with company and I'm
trying
to figure out what is going on. Several of the
servers have a scheduled FLUSH command that runs
daily. Can't find any documentation on FLUSH - what
is it supposed to be doing? The messages along with
the schedule say something
1. Yes, as is embedded in firmware. There may be some kind of
sublevel for Specialist but not aware of. I have firmware 5050
and don't see any version info on my Web page
2. Probably put in a hardware service call to IBM.
I know with early 3584's (3 -4 years ago), there was some firmware
Wanda,
The current library code is 5770. I would install this code level and
then call IBM if the problem is still present. I have seen strange
things like this when a firmware load doesn't complete. Even though
you said this is a new unit, the factory firmware load might have
been incomplete.
Wanda,
I have 5550 and it works fine for me. Just to be sure I reset the
address and then reentered it. I then sent a test trap and got it on my
management console right away.
Perhaps Rick is right; you might have a partial load of the FW.
Mahesh
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Are you perhaps referring to a trace flush from the trace facility?
There is no mention of trace flush in the latest Problem Determination
Guide, but if you look at the Trace Facility Guide for 4.1 (
http://publibfp.boulder.ibm.com/epubs/pdf/h2641210.pdf ) you see this
command [somewhat]
It forces a write of used log buffer pool pages to the database. I don't
know if it even still does what it says it is doing in newer versions of
TSM. I'm trying to remember, but I think it was used to free up recovery log
space. With bigger disks being used for recovery logs, it probably isn't
I know how to define a schedule against a node - how do I define another
node client in the same TSM client?
Regards
Paul
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