Re: Cannot delete DBS volume from volhistory

On 5/20/07, Richard Sims [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On May 20, 2007, at 3:01 AM, Michael Green wrote: For some reason that is beyond my understanding I cannot delete a db backup volume of type DBS from the volume history: ... Ostensibly because it is the sole and last DBSnapshot. See IBM

Re: TDP Exchange

Hi Pierre, Sorry I was not very clear the first time. Since many people are familiar with the TSM Backup/Archive client, I was trying to relate the policy management of an Exchange backup with how the TSM Backup/Archive client handles file-level policy management. With the TSM Backup/Archive,

Re: Cannot delete DBS volume from volhistory

On May 21, 2007, at 6:29 AM, Michael Green wrote: Richard, you are right, however in this specific case I'm not trying to remove the last and only DBS that is left. There are 2 (two) database snapshots, one from 05/06/2007 and the other one from 20/06/2007. I expect that running 'del volh

Re: Cannot delete DBS volume from volhistory

On 5/21/07, Richard Sims [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Michael - I think you mean 05/20/2007 in the above. yes! There are two other factors at play as well... First, the volume location information says offsite. That suggests the use of TSM DRM, and in that case, DELete VOLHistory should not

Re: TDP Exchange

Hi Del, Yes it help me. Sorry but I'm not english naturaly speaking so I need plain explanation... And your's are perfectly clear. I already know the rebinding of incremental data's when changing the management class. But, with some naiveté I thaught that the management binding by TSM was

Splitting/Sharing a 3494 Library between 2-Library Managers

I want to run this idea by the experts, to make sure I am not spinning my wheels or really far off base. I currently have an AIX TSM server as the sole library manager for this 3494. I need to migrate everything off to a new Linux servers. I want to move the library management function to this

Tivoli Netware Client 5.3.2

Hi, We have recently upgraded our Tivoli Netware Clients to version 5.3.2 to match our backend version. We run a 4 node cluster and it has become apparent that since the update when failing resources across nodes the Tivoli client does not unload automatically and now waits for user input

Re: Tivoli Netware Client 5.3.2

In your dsm.opt file you need this line: NWEXITNLMPrompt NO --Matt On 5/21/2007 at 7:52 AM, William Kyndt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, We have recently upgraded our Tivoli Netware Clients to version 5.3.2 to match our backend version. We run a 4 node cluster and it has become

Re: Poor TSM server performance on Sun.

In this case, the iSCSI devices are being used as Raw devices, not filesystems, so filesystem bottlenecks would not be the issue. Thanks for the brainstorming though. Ben -Original Message- From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Richard Sims Sent: Sunday,

Exchange Cluster Setup

I need to setup an Exchange 2003 cluster with TDP Exchange. The cluster has 8 active nodes 2 inactive nodes. The part I am having a problem is do I set them all up with the same TSM node name or use different node names for each server? Thanks,

Re: Exchange Cluster Setup

Hi Bruce, I recommend having a different TSM NODENAME for each virtual Exchange server. I assume that your 2 inactive nodes could run any of the 8 other virtual Exchange servers. In that case, you need to configure those 2 inactive nodes to be able to work with any of the 8 virtual servers. If

DRM Plan use in DR Test

Our TSM server is on AIX. The question I have is: Do I need to run a mksysb daily (rotating on a seven-day schedule) to keep the DRM plan (including scripts to explode) offsite going forward? How are some of you guys/gals getting your DRM plan offsite so that you can use it upon restore your OS

Fw: DRM Plan use in DR Test

I've always emailed the prepare file to myself. The things that change daily are the DB Backup/Snapshot volume, and the macro's to mark the storage pool volumes unavailable/offline/readonly. From the email I can get the DB Backup volume, and for the storage pool volume access changes, I run an

Re: DRM Plan use in DR Test

Hi. We perform an IBM AIX sysback every third month. Each working day, we have a script that creates the DB snapshoot, un-loads the off-site tapes. We then create a tmp directory, which uses IBM AIX sysback to place the TSM DR plan and the required DR files for recovering TSM system,

Re: Fw: DRM Plan use in DR Test

Nick Cassimatis... Is your E-Mail system at a third location?? -Original Message- From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nicholas Cassimatis Sent: Monday, May 21, 2007 12:22 PM To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU Subject: [ADSM-L] Fw: DRM Plan use in DR Test I've

Re: DRM Plan use in DR Test

Over the years the method has been different. These days I have a script that does a full backup of the TSM database, then the one below to capture relevent config files on the TSM Server. These are rcped to another server in a remote location. Our DR is to restore the databse to a instance on

Fw: DRM Plan use in DR Test

Yes, it's very geographically separated from where my TSM Servers are, but then being in a big company does that. However, since I have a local mailfile, I always have the latest Prepare file. By sending it to multiple people in multiple locations, I get a good disbursement of the plan file. Both

FW: [ADSM-L] Exchange Cluster Setup

Can someone answer his question about the INCLUDES section of the dsn.opt? Thanks, --- Bruce Kamp Senior Server Analyst Memorial Healthcare System E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Phone: (954) 276-4097 Fax: (954) 276-5381

Re: FW: [ADSM-L] Exchange Cluster Setup

I see some incorrect statements below. You will need a different DSM.OPT file for each of your Exchange virtual servers. You do not put all six NODENAMEs in a single DSM.OPT file. The INCLUDEs for each server will be in the DSM.OPT file set up for that specific virtual server. You would then