Hello Steve,
You can restore your system with the mksysb backup.
Select the filesystems you want to restore.
Hope that help
Cordialement,
Grégory Molin
Tel : 0141628162
gregory.mo...@afnor.org
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Hi Steve,
No, there is no way to restore permissions only.
The best way to doing this is to restore the directory to another mount point
and manually do a diff on permissions.
Hope this helps.
Carlo.
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restore to alternate location and use something like BSD mtree
(http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=mtreesektion=8) to copy permissions
V.J.
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Hello TSM gurus,
I am having trouble restoring an Exchange Mailbox on a Windows 2008 server. The
full backup gets restored, and then it immediately get a ANS1017E (session
rejected) when it tries to restore the incrementals.
I already increased the IDLETIMEOUT value so the server doesn' t
Hi Paul,
It took about 5 hours 41 minutes to restore the full backup (113G).
That would mean you need at least an IDLETIMEOUT of 342 minutes.
Did you set it that high?
Check the TSM Server activity log for that session.
Also check the DSMERROR.LOG file in the baclient directory.
Thanks,
Del
Hi Del,
Yes, my IDLETIMEOUT is 600 minutes :(
The TSM server actlog only shows the (successful) full restore sessions.
I will further investigate the BAclient error logs.
Thanks, and I guess I will see you over 2 weeks in Dresden
Paul
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Hi Paul,
If you cannot find anything meaningful in the logs,
open a call with IBM support, they can gather
the necessary traces to find out what is happening.
Yes. I will be at the TSM Symposium in Dresden. I will
be presenting TSM for Mail and FlashCopy Manager.
I look forward to meeting you.
FYI, FWIW, after increasing IDLETIMEOUT and COMMTIMEOUT to 12
(ridiculous - yes I know one value is in seconds and the other in minutes)
and 2-STRIPES, the SQL backup of this database finally finished after
running 74-Hours.
Zoltan Forray
TSM Software Hardware Administrator
Virginia
Hi Zoltan,
Do not sound strange to my ears this type of performance with TSM
TDP/MSSQL without flashcopy.
For large database sets in MSSQL it's strongly recommended to use
FASTBACK module.
Hope this helps.
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6.1.5.10 server. Back when there were issues with log usage due to table
reorgs, I like many folks turned off ALLOWTABLEREORG.
Recently, I did some big purging (moved a node with 189M objects to
another server). Since the DB has grown to over 200G, I decided to
reactivate ALLOWTABLEREORG this
You might want to look into the AIX commands:
lppchk and/or tcbck
Thank you,
Neil Strand
Storage Engineer - Legg Mason
Baltimore, MD.
(410) 580-7491
Whatever you can do or believe you can, begin it.
Boldness has genius, power and magic.
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We have a department leaving our TSM system that would like to have the
tapes we've been using for them -- they'd keep them on a shelf and
presumably use tsmtape (or whatever) if they needed the old data. I'm
not sure how to handle that request; I could mark the volumes 'offsite',
but they're
Could you generate a backupset for them on new tape, and then delete
their data from storage pools when it's done? That way TSM doesn't have
to track it at all.
On 09/16/11 10:04 AM, Jim Davis wrote:
We have a department leaving our TSM system that would like to have the
tapes we've been using
When I remove nodes for good and someone wants a copy kept forever, I
create 2-exports and then delete from TSM. That way on the off chance
they want something, I simply import back into a TSM server.
Zoltan Forray
TSM Software Hardware Administrator
Virginia Commonwealth University
UCC/Office
On 9/16/2011 10:13 AM, Skylar Thompson wrote:
Could you generate a backupset for them on new tape, and then delete
their data from storage pools when it's done? That way TSM doesn't have
to track it at all.
Thanks, though with 20+ tapes of their data... I suspect there's an
easier way I'd
But, if it isn't in the database or a transportable format (export of
backupset), you won't be able to restore from the tapes.
No, it doesn't delete the data/tapes physically - just removed the DB
info.
Zoltan Forray
TSM Software Hardware Administrator
Virginia Commonwealth University
I would be reticent about giving people used tapes, unless the old
overwritten data had been encrypted, or the tapes were used exclusively
by the people you're given them to.
On 09/16/11 12:38 PM, Jim Davis wrote:
On 9/16/2011 10:13 AM, Skylar Thompson wrote:
Could you generate a backupset for
We had a request that sounds similar from our legal department. We collocated
the data in a copy pool, then we took those copy tapes and a backup of the DB
and stuck it in the vault. Because ours is small we left the tapes in the live
TSM DB, but you could delete them from the live DB.
If the
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