You can restore single mailbox for sure.
Grigori G. Solonovitch
Senior Technical Architect
Information Technology Ahli United Bank Kuwait http://www.ahliunited.com.kw
Phone: (+965) 2231-2274 Mobile: (+965) 99798073 E-Mail:
grigori.solonovi...@ahliunited.com
Please consider the environment
?Are you: doing TSM backups to iSCSI disk/tape? w/10GE? w/TSM6.?
Scanning ADSM-L archives, actual TSM experience w/iSCSI seems scarce!
Recently, Gary Bowers recommends DirectIO No in dsmserv.opt w/ iSCSI,
and in 2007 Ben Bullock had iSCSI poor performance (w/o that setting?)
Most other iSCSI
Hi Christian,
You are correct. DP/Exchange restores the database and
extracts the data. Microsoft does not support pulling a
single mailbox or single mail-item from a full backup
and so DP/Exchange uses supported methods in order to
restore individual mailbox data from full legacy and VSS
Hi all,
Many applications have their own disaster/recovery strategies like DB2 HADR
or Oracle DaraGaurd. Does it make sense to include them in DRM process. In
case of disaster, these applications are already running in DR site and no
need to recover by TSM.
Moreover, in my opinion, DRM for
Does it make sense to include them in DRM process. In case of disaster,
these applications are already running in DR site and no need to recover by
TSM.
That could depend upon the nature of the application and failure (or
failures) - if an application or service needs to be recovered to an
I mean using local TSM backup both for primary and secondary sites. By this
method, each site has its own TSM for point-in-time recovery. But again it
is limited to those applications that allow read-only access to their DR
copy.
Have a TDP 5.4.1.0 running on AIX. The RMAN script does a backup of the
database, backup of the logs and then a DELETE OBSOLETE. From the output you
see the channel allocating fine and the delete starts working
until.BANG.ANS1033E Invalid TCP/IP Host. From the TSM server actlog I can
see multiple
Bill. Weird. Just a thought though... Is the TCPSERVERADDRESS in your
dsm.sys stanza a hostname or an IP address? Could a name lookup of the TSM
server be crazily failing from time to time, particularly evident when
opening and closing lots of sessions (making lots of name server lookup
calls) in
Hi Jim,
I have some experiments of generic iSCSI testing and TSM 5.5/6.1. We are at the
moment looking at to upgrade from 6.1 to 6.2 but that's a different story.
The knowledge I have of iSCSI is really good, but I haven't push the bandwidth
to the max if I tell you the truth.
The only part I
I'm trying to restore a database backup to a new server. It's 6.2 on
Windows 2008 64-bit, with an HP library and LTO3 drives. I cannot get the
library to see the TSM device driver, and it shows up as Unknown Medium
Changer. I tried deleting the devices and installing the driver, but it
came
Several folks suggested not compressing on tape. As my LTO2 devclass was
format: ULTRIUM2C, I created another devclass that was just ULTRIUM2.
Then created new primary and copy tape pools and pointed to them.
(This one client was in a Domain by itself, so I had more freedom to do
this.)
I have three pieces of 10GBE related feedback, which may be a bit
tangential or redundant.
1) Don't assume that the average OS network stacks are going to make
efficient use of or good throughput on 10GBE. Insofar as filers also run
an OS, its not a given that they will perform at peak form
Hi David,
Two factors that I've seen make a difference (and this was Windows
platform only, and may no longer apply) are the I/O size, and which of
storport/miniport drivers are in use.
Its anecdotal, but I've been told there is not much extra CPU to spare in
an LTO tape drive. The more small
My site is preparing for a major restructuring of our TSM
infrastructure. Some of the planned changes entail keeping
track of the e-mail addresses of TSM administrators. The
'register admin' and 'update admin' commands provide for
storing an e-mail address as part of the definition of an
If memory serves, at laeast smtp mail adresses are case insensative anyway.
Gary Lee
Senior System Programmer
Ball State University
phone: 765-285-1310
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ads...@vm.marist.edu] On Behalf Of Thomas
Denier
Sent: Wednesday, May 05,
I was curious about this so I looked it up. Technically speaking, an email
address (the user, or local mailbox segment before the @domain.com) *is*
actually case sensitive (cf RFC2821 - http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2821.html)
and handling of this is managed by the SMTP server. However, in all my
Hello... we will be implementing an iSCSI SAN in the near future. The TSM
server needs more disk storage pool space. I want to build new storage
pools (FILE type, but perhaps also DISK type) on SAN storage. I don't
need SANergy for this... correct?
Some of the TSM clients that will reside on
We have VM Ware VSphere with VCenter running on a Windows 2003 SP2 server and
TSM 5.5. Has anyone encountered any problems in using TSM to back up VCenter?
Thanks Regards
Paul
Paul Dudley
Senior IT Systems Administrator
ANL Container Line Pty Limited
Email: pdud...@anl.com.au
In short no. Sanergy is what allows you to share the filesystem
amongst multiple servers. GPFS is a an alternative to SANergy that
also provides the file and block locking necessary to share a physical
device among multiple hosts.
I may be wrong, but I believe that the only two supported LAN
Hello ,
I try to restore 6.1.3.1 TSM database to test host.
Windows server 2003 r2 x64 on production and test.
I installed on test Tivoli server 6.1.3.1 create minimal instance then copied
Volhist and devcfg files . remove the databse and format new one.
When restoring I get this error:
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