Miles Purdy wrote:
Hi folks, thought I'd give back a little,
we have many directories on our UNIX servers that contain application development code, some of it is very old of course. And of course we can't just delete it. So I wanted a quick a dirty way to save it to TSM. I wrote a little script
Anders Stehlbom wrote:
Hi,
Where is the best place for starting dsmcad during boot on AIX 4.3.3?
Like /etc/rc.d/rc.local for Linux
Several ways. Pick the one you like best.
You could
1. Edit /etc/rc.tcpip run it out of there
2. Create a new /etc/rc.local and put that in /etc/inittab
Kunio Miyazawa wrote:
Thank you for your reply.
Unfortuenately this method doesn't work in our case.
Only the specific connection will be disconnected by idle 1H
even we ping every 5 mins from server to storageagent.
That's because an ICMP packet isn't the same connection as your TCP data.
Seay, Paul wrote:
Yeah, Roman numeral M is a 40+ year practice that sales people used at the
wholesale and manufacturing levels as kind of a shorthand for 1000. As they
have migrated to computers this has mostly gone away because the quantity
fields only supported ea items standing for each.
Braich, Raminder wrote:
I cannot imagine how people reach 1000 kb or 1000 mb figure. These are
always calculated as 2 ^ x where x=0...infinity. I believe every calculation
in software is done using the power of 2. 1000 could be used by sales as
others suggested but how come they justify 1000 kb
Friemel, Norbert wrote:
is anybody able to connect to the Tivoli website??
The connection attempt times out and the error message says
something like
www.tivoli.com has no DNS entry???
Try http://216.140.178.15
Norbert Friemel
Temporary glitch? Works fine today (Didn't work yesterday
Conko, Steven wrote:
why does having the diskpool in between improve performance?
The latency is lower on writing to disk when you aren't writing at the
same speed as the media. If you're writing to a tape slower than the
tape can process it, you have to stop/start the media all the time.
I will not configure my out of office spamming software to reply to list
traffic!
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Zlatko Krastev/ACIT wrote:
All SCSI devices conforming to the standards are backward-compatible. Thus
you can use Ultra160 HDD with SCSI-2 F/W controller or connect a SCSI-2
device to Ultra2 controller, etc. The transfer speed in the lowest
supported by both controller and device.
Small
Ken Sedlacek wrote:
For TSM AIX only.
I just recently saw the IBM web site on AIX SysBack System Backup and
Recovery program.
Can someone who either knows both, or uses both of them, point out the
differences/similarities between AIX SysBack and AIX TSM??
TIA.
About the only similarity
Cook, Dwight E wrote:
well, how bad...
I've seen about every sun box here not negotiate duplex correctly with their
switch so we've had to force set all sun 100 Mb/sec fast Ethernet interfaces
to full duplex, 100 Mb AND force set the switch ports they connect to also.
If auto negotiate is
Rupp Thomas (Illwerke) wrote:
Well, not really meaning to be on either one side or the other, 1-valid
point for the web version is not needing to install the gui on every
machine you may want to use to administer the server(s).
That's why I'm dreaming of a Java Applet. Tivoli has done it for
Al'shaebani, Bassam wrote:
Hello All,
I'm came across an issue yesteday, does anyone know a way around
deleting a large number of files without getting the 'parameter too
long'
message. i.e. I was trying to delete all the file that began with
program*.
There were too many files, so I had to
David E Ehresman wrote:
I am moving from an MVS server to an Aix server. When a do a DEFINE
VOL stgpool filename FORMAT=nnn the Aix box stops responding until
after the format is done. A monitor shows 100% i/o busy on the disk.
Is this normal Aix behavior?
You could (At the expense of peak
.
Mark
-Original Message-
From: Hamish Marson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2002 7:15 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Shortfalls in tsm/adsm
Hi.
reading a recent post on why people love tsm vs networker brought back a
lot of memories. Most of the great, but one
Hi.
reading a recent post on why people love tsm vs networker brought back a
lot of memories. Most of the great, but one that I just can't forgive.
There STILL appears (6 years after I broached the subject with the adsm
developers) to be no way to monitor in real-time what each of the tape
Rick Harderwijk wrote:
Hi,
Wanda wrote:
All the firewall guy had to do was create a rull that allows TCP/IP
traffic
through the firewall for port 1500 for the particular client address.
If you use SCHEDMODE PROMPTED, I believe you also have to enable port
1501.
If you want to use the
Hi all.
Can anyone tell me which version of the client are supported under
Solaris 8, running on a SParc 3 processor? 4.x doesn't appear to run,
3.x does (Well, it doesn't die immediately), but what is supported?
TIA
Hamish.
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Hi all.
I'm trying to get the tsm client to work on my laptop running standard
Kernel 2.4.17 (Not the mdk kernel), on a Mandrake 8.1 base, with ext3
filesystems, and dsmc just keeps saying either no domain, or invalid
filesystem... e.g.
[root@ballbreaker bin]# df -k
Filesystem
for believing documentation...
regards
H
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
-Original Message-
From: Hamish Marson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2002 15:32
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: LInux dsmc client fails to find filesystems
Hi all.
I'm
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