Hey Wanda,
I guess you saved my life a couple of times in TSM world
I'm sad to learn you're quitting.
Please drop me a line to norman.bloch...@gmail.com if you plan to come to Paris
: will be happy to guide you there or let you meet some TSM geeks out here.
Best regards
Norman
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Hello everyone,
I'm beginning to install Tivoli Monitoring for TSM instances on customers'
sites, both 6.4 and 7.1, and I was wondering if anyone doing the same would
like to share experience.
I'm also lacking 7.1 documentation on the subject (except user guide of course)
: latest
Hello everyone,
I'm beginning to install Tivoli Monitoring for TSM instances on customers'
sites, both 6.4 and 7.1, and I was wondering if anyone doing the same would
like to share experience.
I'm also lacking 7.1 documentation on the subject (except user guide of course)
: latest
Hi,
I have a batch script that emails me twice a day of db tapes names : doing
something very basic such as querying the volh, redirect it to text file
and send me the file.
windows server
Norman
Christian Svensson christian.svens...@cristie.se
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Hello Ramiro,
That reminds me of similar performance degradation issues we had when our
netware servers were upgraded to 6.5 and their TSM clients to 5.4.1.
I think we added :
TESTFLAG NWSKIPTRUSTEECHECK
at the end of the dsm.opt to work it around and performance improved.
Then, I just found :
Hi Gretchen,
We run backup of about 30 laptops on our site, most of them belonging to
top management/key people ; it occurrs between 12:30 am and 1:30pm, while
people go for lunch ; but that's France, where people take time for lunch.
So far, no one complaigns : it's a management requirement
you may also reduce it to filespaces with :
select count(*) from backups where state='INACTIVE_VERSION' and
filespace_name='YOUR_FILESPACENAME'
John Bremer jbre...@lanl.gov
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That will purge the data from THOSE volumes out of the copy pool. And if
you never run backup stgpool on the Netware copy pool again, you should be
OK.
On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 9:09 AM, Norman Bloch
norman_bl...@readersdigest.tm.fr wrote:
Hello everyone,
TSM server 5.4.3 on Windows
Hello everyone,
TSM server 5.4.3 on Windows 2003 server.
I have decommissioned all client Netware servers ; since their data were
on a specific storage pool, only for netware files, I was able to move the
related tapes out of the library ('move media ...' commands), because I'm
running out of
pages 578 and after on 5.5 windows client user guide, section name is
Managing multiple schedule requirements on one system
I recommend that you create dsm.opts files manually ; then, unless you're
very familiar with dsmcutil, start the GUI command line with proper
dsm.opt file to add cad and
what about :
query nodedata node_name stg=pool_name
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Hi Eric,
I use the following query to be warned if there are failed files, on a
given node archive, over the past 24hours, from summary table :
select failed as F_A3 from summary where activity = 'ARCHIVE' and entity =
'MYNODE' and cast((current_timestamp-start_time) days as integer ) 1
Replace
and this one is running in TSM OR of course !
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Hi Eric,
I use the following query to be warned if there are failed files, on a
given node archive, over the past 24hours, from summary table :
select failed as F_A3 from summary where activity = 'ARCHIVE' and entity =
'MYNODE' and
I had similar issues on a 5.4.0 server (on windows 2003 server). upgrade
to 5.4.3 fixed it. what is your server level ?
try also :
show mmsv
if 71 is displayed while no process or session running, then you could
be in that case.
let me know
Norman
Erwin Zavala [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I remember I read many years ago in the manual : a Policy Domain is a
logical grouping of nodes.
Rather than splitting between OS, I would make Policy Domains for File
servers, Application servers, Mail Servers, whatever if it's unix or
windows or ...
Norman
Shannon Bach [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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did you try
ftp://service.boulder.ibm.com/storage/tivoli-storage-management/maintenance/client/v5r1/Windows/WinNT/v518/
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Hello John,
Could you please provide us with more details : TSM server level, OS it's
running on.
Thanks
Norman
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Hi Ryan
We use FileWave to push TSM client packages to Mac clients.
There might be some issues having the cad service start properly : using
static ip or static lease may work it around.
Cheers.
Norman
Ryan Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi Ryan
We use FileWave to push TSM client packages to Mac clients.
There might be some issues having the cad service start properly : using
static ip or static lease may work it around.
Cheers.
Norman
Ryan Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi
You can also use SET ACCESS command to grant a client rights over the
filespace of another client, thus enabling you to restore files from a
client to another.
On client1 : set access backup * client2
Then you can restore client1 data to client2.
It's not cross platform so far.
Norman Bloch
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