Orin,
I can confirm, what Bill has already told you, from first-hand
experience using TDP for Exchange in W2K3 environment that it works
flawlessly.
You do not need to setup another temp. box to do that, this is the main
purpose of RSG in W2K3! You do not need to dismount any production
stores
I would like to exclude the Public Folder database within a certain
Storage Group (SG) in Exchange 2003 from FULL backup, but it seems that
I can only specify SG for backup and not any specific Mailbox Store
(database) within an SG. The TDPEXEC (GUI) even the TDPEXCC (CLI)
backup all the
Thank you very much Del. I knew about the logs being associated per SG,
but did not put the two facts together. I guess my only other option is
to create another SG and move the Public Folder db to it and exclude it.
Thanks again for your feedback, much appreciated.
Khalid
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Here is a good step-by-step procedure written by some good soul for the
rest of us:
http://www.mail-archive.com/adsm-l@vm.marist.edu/msg50019.html
Khalid
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Can someone please explain to me why TSM client does not delete the
directory structure of the archived files? I am using the deletefiles
option, but the client leaves the directories on the file system and
successfully deletes the files within those directories.
Is there something I can do to
friend.
Good enough is the enemy of excellence.
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Can someone please
I sent a message to Bill Boyer yesterday, but not sure if he got it or not. Here is
the message again:
I don't have the problem but I am backing the SYSTEM OBJECTS without any problems on a
W2K DC. My client option.dsm has the exclude for ntds dir, which is recommended by TSM
guide. My SYSTEM
I don't have the problem but I am backing the SYSTEM OBJECTS without any problems on a
W2K DC. My client option.dsm also has the exclude for \ntds dir.
One major known issue is the anti-virus scanning can cause logs to increment
perpetually, see Q298551, and especially Q284947!
Also make sure
Paul,
I do daily incrementals on my servers. I have not restored a DC yet, but I have
successfully restored non-DC server's System Objects files successfully. Only real
issue would be to do an authoritative AD restore, where you are exclusively
overwriting AD database. Other than that the
Guillaume,
It is very important that you start and enter the password for one server only among
the cluster nodes. This will write the password to its registry. Later when you fail
over this node via the NT Cluster Administrator the registry password will be entered
on the additional node(s).
Check the guide on Deploying Tivoli Storage Manager for Windows 2000 it will detail
an example of the dsm.opt. Which is where I built my from.
Here is my dsm.opt from one of the DC with AD running:
TCPSERVERADDRESS A.B.C.D
PASSWORDACCESS GENERATE
SCHEDMODE POLLING
SCHEDLOGR 20 D
ERRORLOGR 20 D
I have a humble question regarding the benefits of Server-Server communication. I have
two sites 60 miles apart with 45MB pipe in between, and each of them has a TSM server
and a library. I was proposed by a TSM consultant to establish server-server DRM
configuration to enable quick recovery in
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Daniel Sparrman
Exist i Stockholm AB
Propellervdgen 6B
183 62 TDBY
Vdxel: 08 - 754 98 00
Mobil: 070 - 399 27 51
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