Hi,
I remember reading somewhere that a TSM DB should ideally not be allowed
to grow passed 120GB before having another instance of TSM.
You will find that you will have a major problem should you have to run
an AUDITDB for example if you ever have errors in your DB. Instead of
hours or a day, you
Richard,
I get...
libCrun.so.1;
SUNW_1.1;
SUNW_1.2;
SUNW_1.3;
SUNW_1.4;
SUNW_1.5;
...from the pvs.
I just know the solution is going to be something very simple!!!
Best Regards,
=Adrian=
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Why not use some old IBM scripts when comparing performance???
The scrips was orginally published under How to determine when disk
tuning is needed for your ITSM server
at http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21141810. See
discussion at
Adrian -
Okay, good to have that verified.
The only other thing I could think of is misdirection, where the
environment under which the client execution is attempted has a
LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable or the like in effect which is
causing the loader to look in the wrong directories. If
Richard,
Thanks for the help - I had eventually worked it out - I knew it would
be simple. I think I must have been suffering from a Senior Moment. An
application has been installed on the machine that has its own (older
version) of the library - and has put its library directory at the
beginning
It looks as if in the last week or so nothing will backup to my disk pools,
despite them not being full and showing as online. Each backup regardless of
domain policy have been using their next storage pool. Is there something
I'm missing that would make the library act this way? I feel like it's
No, we don't run it daily, since it runs so long and slows everything else
down.
I had thought about running timed expires, daily. Maybe it's time to turn
that on.
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Check the disk pool to see if the High Mig Pct got set down to zero. (q stg
poolname). And check to see if the Maximum Size Threshold got set to some
incredibly small number (q stg poolname f=d).
Tom
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I've seen this recommendation grow over time. The Storage Symposium
presenter, who mentioned it the last time I heard it, said its just a
general number they come up with that is tied to the average server that
TSM is installed on. It's a rule of thumb. As the hardware gets more
powerful over
I saw these on this page:
http://www.lascon.co.uk/d005002.htm
Also, The latest performance tuning guide database performance section:
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/tivihelp/v1r1/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.itsmm.doc/b_perf_tuning_guide27.htm
Regards,
Shawn
Well, so far my experimenting with this brand new, totally unused, freshly
loaded DB, has yield some interesting results.
The first run with a single 194GB DB (versus the production which has many
smaller DB volumes to comprise the 194GB) took 12-hours. There were no
DBcopies.
The second run
Hi *,
We have recently started to use the reclaim stgpool command. What is the most
efficient way to use this command ? How are users using the offsitereclaimlimit
and threshold settings ? We are reclaiming tapes, but not nearly as efficiently
as before when we would use the reclaim=60
We still use the thresholds instead of the reclaim stg command. I would
make the switch if they added an endtime option as opposed to the
duration it currently has.
Our daily maintenance processes vary greatly in the amount of time they
take to complete each day, so duration is completely
I built a stupid little script to compute the time in minutes from 'now' to our
designated end-time. It then fires off reclaim stg commands with the calculated
duration. Works OK for us.
Tom
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a TSM script? or a shell script?
If it's a TSM script, can you post it?
Regards,
Shawn
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Hi Everyone!
If I have a particular file system, /u01, that had been receiving the
default management class, but I would like it to now have the mc365
management class assigned to it in the include/exclude list, will all
files backed up under the /u01 file system be rebound to the mc365
All files will be rebound, save those that are strictly inactive (such
as files that have been deleted from the client but have not yet
expired).
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And see also the Technote for Retention modification for subset of data
in a management class.
thanks!
lisa
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Hi Lisa,
Do you have a link to that technote? I'm not seeing it on the IBM site.
Thanks!
Joni Moyer
Highmark
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searching on Retention modification for subset of data
reveals Technote 1234247
On Aug 21, 2008, at 12:37 PM, Joni Moyer wrote:
Hi Lisa,
Do you have a link to that technote? I'm not seeing it on the
Thank you everyone for your input to this issue! I really appreciate the
quick response!
Joni Moyer
Highmark
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Hello Everyone
I have a question regarding Migration
We are running Tivoli 5.4.1.1. on a windows platform, using a Quantum
DXI 5500 VTL. My question is during a migration which tapes are used
first, tapes that are not full or scratch tapes. Meaning will TSM fill
up a tape to 100% then use
Well with all my 'vast' knowledge and experience it definitely was something
remedial. After rebooting the system about half the disk vol's came up in
read only. Of course none of which I had checked initially. I'm back up and
running after they went read-only somehow.
Is there a particular
Check out the entry for Filling on here:
http://people.bu.edu/rbs/ADSM.QuickFacts
Regards,
Shawn
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On Aug 21, 2008, at 1:12 PM, Lepre, James wrote:
Hello Everyone
I have a question regarding Migration
We are running Tivoli 5.4.1.1. on a windows platform, using a Quantum
DXI 5500 VTL. My question is during a migration which tapes are used
first, tapes that are not full or scratch tapes.
Joni- let me know if the link doesn’t come through- lisa
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Subject: Retention modification for subset of data in a management class.
Changing the retention for
Could someone point me to some information on backing up an Exchange
cluster, non-shared disk and CCR replication? I'm concerned that if I set up
the TDP backups as a cluster resource to fail-over when Exchange fails over,
that backing up different storage will cause me problems in a restore. Or
How common is it for sites to cluster TSM servers?
I'm looking for my next TSM position and have found at least one
situation, perhaps two, where the would-be client wants TSM
administrators who are familiar with CSM in an AIX/p-series
environment. As far as I can tell, that implies setting up
On Aug 21, 2008, at 21:44 , Nick Laflamme wrote:
How common is it for sites to cluster TSM servers?
I know of some organizations that at one time or the other used to run
TSM in a HACMP cluster. Most (if not all) decided that the current IBM
p series hardware has so much built-in resilience
Hello,
Can anyone tell me where I can download the tool for TSM reporting.
My current version is 5.4.3.0. Thanks.
Avy Wong
Business Continuity Administrator
Mohegan Sun
1 Mohegan Sun Blvd
Uncasville, CT 06382
(860)862-8164
(cell) (860)961-6976
Nick,;
Check out Redbook SG24-6679 - IBM Tivoli Storage Manager in a Clustered
Environment. The date's a little old, but the concepts haven't changed.
Nick Cassimatis
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Download it in IBM Passport. The same place you get the base-level TSM
Server software.
Regards,
Shawn
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Avy Wong
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Hello Avy,
ftp://service.boulder.ibm.com/storage/tivoli-storage-management/patches/server/NT/5.4.3.2/
ftp://service.boulder.ibm.com/storage/tivoli-storage-management/patches/server/NT/5.5.0.3/
Cheers,
Tomas
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It's taking me forever, but I'm still developing the outline for my
latest book.
I have a question for you about managing a TSM system. What are the
things you find yourself doing on a regular basis and how do you do
them? Let me give you a few examples.
1. Monitoring backup
Under the reclamation section:
D. I don't mess with thresholds at all and use the reclaim stg
process with/without duration limits. (NOTE: this allows running
multiple processes against the same pool where just setting thresholds
does not, and many other benefits.)
Under Installing new
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