Hi All,
I'm trying to perform and NDMP backup between an NetApp NAS (Data Ontap
8.2) and a TSM 6.3.4 server on AIX. There is a firewall inbetween the TSM
Server and the NAS.
TSM NDMPPROTOCOLPORT 11501
NetApp default 1
I already let the ports in the FW (which I do not manage) be opened
I generally like the TS3500, but have had some issues in the last 12 months.
Two close to identical libraries in two sites running mainframe TS1120s
under mainframe VTL and LTO5's for TSM. We upgraded from LTO3 to 5,
upgraded the VTL and added mainframe drives and added storage frames of
both
Wanda, next time you see this check to see if Exchange is running an integrity
check (eseutil in process list) on the database. I know you told it not to do
it in your command line; but, perhaps, Exchange decides it should run it
despite the backup client's instruction not to. If you do not see
Agreed that NDMP is awful. I think you're on the right track with your NFS
solution. Here's how we deal with it now:
* Break your NFS volumes up into different mount points (i.e. break
/net/example/foo into /net/example/foo/dir1, /net/example/foo/dir2, ...).
Reference each mount point using
Taking opportunity to mount soapbox on this issue:
I have SO many customer that are facing this problem.
Vendors of giant NAS devices *should* be providing better, decent solutions to
back them up.
It's very do-able, it's just that crappy vendors don't care what they dump on
you.
NetApp, for
I so wish we could do this. Unfortunately, backups/restores are considered an
afterthought both by the vendors and customer management. In general, data
lifecycle management has gotten to be a thornier problem over the years,
and a lot of people deal with that by ignoring it until it's a serious
Actually IBM does consider backup and ILM in the GPFS file system. Now with
the new NFS integration features in GPFS V4.1 the errors of your NAS ways
can be corrected.
kenb...@us.ibm.com
On Tue, May 6, 2014 at 3:35 PM, Skylar Thompson skyl...@u.washington.eduwrote:
I so wish we could do this.
