Hi,
Used it with adding slots, io slots and drives to lib and worked. Just make
sure lib is not being used and all drives are empty at the time of running the
audit. Co-worker tried it with lib in use and drives mounted and ended up with
one big mess to solve :D
Kind regards,
Karel
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Hi All,
Needed to setup TSM for Exchange 2010 with relatively short notice. Followed
the document I found online as the setup is the same.
http://tsmclinic.blogspot.com/2010/11/tutorialconfiguring-tdp-for-exchange_22.html
Can anyone please verify of this is correct. Ran into some issues
I think you couldn't use TDPE 6.1 with DAG configuration. We have implemented
TDPE 6.4.0 with TSM Client 6.4.0 recently.
Grigori G. Solonovitch
Senior Systems Architect Ahli United Bank Kuwait www.ahliunited.com.kw
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Jerome,
The article you referenced is not complete.
As Grigori mentioned, you should use Data Protection
for Exchange 6.4 since it contains full DAG support,
including a configuration wizard that supports
DAG configurations. The documentation for Data Protection
for Exchange 6.4 also has
Thanks Del,
We are still running TSM server 5.5 Will this present an issue? I know the
documentation states 6.1 but 5.5 is still supported.
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU] On Behalf Of Del
Hoobler
Sent: 23 April 2013 12:47 PM
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It should work fine with a TSM 5.5 Server.
Thanks,
Del
ADSM: Dist Stor Manager ADSM-L@vm.marist.edu wrote on 04/23/2013
08:45:05 AM:
From: Swartz, Jerome jerome.swa...@computacenter.com
To: ADSM-L@vm.marist.edu,
Date: 04/23/2013 08:46
As you are aware from previous posts, we are replacing our 3494 with a
TS3500/3584.
I am trying wrap my mind around the proper way to configure the TS3500 so
it functions the same way our 3494 does. If changing our current
configuration makes things easier for the transition, now would be the
When you say in your 3494 that each owns n-3592 drives:
Do your current TSM servers share the drives, or do you use it as if it is 2
separate physical libraries?
Wanda
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2-libraries with fixed drives. One library has 9 drives the other one has 8.
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Zoltan Forray
TSM Software Hardware Administrator
Virginia Commonwealth University
UCC/Office of Technology Services
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We have 2-TSM servers acting at Library Managers/Owner, thus each LM has
its own 3494 category codes, each owns n-3592 drives, etc. This was
done
for redundancy, fail-over, etc. We have tape drives spinning most of the
time so having all library functionality and drives attached to only
1-TSM
On Tue, Apr 23, 2013 at 1:05 PM, Richard Rhodes rrho...@firstenergycorp.com
wrote:
What are you trying to protect against?
Library Manager server/outage - We have massive backups that overflow our
disk storage pools, all the time. Plus we have to perform Linux kernel
patching/maintenance
When we've have major library problems where an entire library is down,
and we've had several of these, we have scrambled to add disk space to the
staging disk pools to keep backups running.
I don't have this luxury. 5 of my 7 production servers do not have any
external/SAN disk - only what the
OK. The equivalent way to do the TS3500, treating as 2 separate libraries:
Using the TS3500 web interface, create 2 logical libraries/partitions in the
TS3500. Name them Manny and Moe (or whatever you want - TSM will not know or
care what the partition names are).
One logical library or
As always, thanks Wanda. That clears up / confirms a lot of what I was
thinking. Don't know about the I/O path failover for these SAN paths -
need to ask my OS guy.
Having to do everything from the web interface is going to be a really
pain if not a security concern/issue. Currently, the 3494
You only need to do this stuff at config time, you won't need the web interface
on a day to day basis, any more than with the 3494.
(although it is surely nice to have just to check on what's happening in there).
You can also forego the web interface and use the library panel for the
I've meant to ask - how does the library appear to the TSM server OS? Is
it /dev/smc0,1,2,etc or /dev/IBMchanger0,1,2,etc?
As /dev/smcX to AIX; as /dev/IBMchangerX to linux.
David
How is TSM setup to use virtual drives - my current understanding is
that
Drives are defined to a Library and Paths connect the Library and Drives
to
a TSM server. The Library Manager (drive owner) server delegates the
drives
it owns/manages to a TSM server that needs it. So, how would a
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