It is the StorFirst Altus product. If you would like some information, my
email is kwork...@dataarchivecorp.com I would be happy to send you some
informationon it.
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What is the name of the product?
Andy Huebner
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Subject: [ADSM-L] CBRM - Centera and my TSM server.
I am not sure if you are
I am not sure if you are aware or not but the CBRM will not be develped past
the 2.2 code so any issues you have, you may continue to have. We have been
using a product that works great with Centera and does a C-clip back up and
works flawlessly! The best thing is, it does a full back up the f
Colin, my thinking in a platform move is that one would remove all disk
storage pool volumes prior to the final database backup, and once the
database has been restored on a different platform, delete the tape
library, and redefine it, drives, paths, and then checkin scratch followed
by checkin pri
One thing I want to warn about using client encryption is that there are
two flavors:
- standard encryption, in which the client prompts for a password
- transparent encryption, in which the client generates the key and then
uses the server as an external key manager
If you decide to implement cli
>> On Thu, 30 Apr 2009 21:22:00 +0530, Sachin V Chaudhari1
>> said:
> But if I enable client encryption for taking flat file backup, then
> how will I restore the backup set data. At the time of backup set
> restoration will it ask me to put the same passport which I used it
> for flatfile back
anyone got one?
tia
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We will appreciate if someone can work with IBM support to report this
problem. SAN Discovery is a very important TSM function and it is widely
used by our customer.
Regards,
Jo Lay
Tivoli Storage Products, IBM Software Group
jo...@us.ibm.com
We had this problem as well.
Our dedicated HBAs would just randomly log out of the Clariion. Presumably
when a SAN Discovery "probe" went out. We couldn't get it to log back in
without a reboot. A reboot also caused another Probe though, so we'd only
be up for about 20 minutes.It was a major
I must have under utilized my shift key, you are correct, for every 1Gb, you in
theory can get 100MB/sec.
I am not sure how slow the LTO4 can write, if it cannot go slow enough there
may be some shoe shining.
The external disks sound fine, the internals will depend on the config and
controllers,
No, tape and disk reside on different fabrics. There are 7 tape HBAs, 3 of
which go to physical tape, two of those have drives with this problem.
Andy Huebner
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Our 32 bit node that backs up large file systems, 9.4 million objects total,
only has 2 over 1 million and the biggest is 6.5 million and I use the disk
cache method without any problems. The server does have the /3gb switch and
4GB RAM. This system does not use journaling and is known to be r
In the problem of running out of memory, break up the backups into
chunks. In other words don't try to backup the whole box with one
scheduled action. If you have these files across multiple volumes,
backup 1 or 2 at a time.
In the case of the volumes that fill up and never change, are they also
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