I just received a report from the TSM report monitor that two of our
LPARS missed the backup last night. Is there any way to tell why it
missed the backup?
Thanks,
Kerry
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I just received a report from the TSM report monitor that two of our
LPARS missed the backup last night. Is there any way to tell why it
missed the backup?
Thanks,
Kerry
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Subject: Missed backups
I just received a report from the TSM report monitor that two of our
LPARS missed the backup last night. Is there any way to tell why it
missed the backup?
Thanks,
Kerry
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On Dec 20, 2006, at 10:02 AM, Kerry Campbell wrote:
...As a second question the report tells me that
the % of diskpool utilization is at 99.8% should I be concerned
about this?
Do storage pool queries. It's only an issue if Migration isn't
happening, to drain that disk pool to the next
On Wed, 20 Dec 2006, Kerry Campbell wrote:
% of diskpool utilization is at 99.8%
If the stgpool is set to cache migrated files (q stg diskpool f=d), it
will always look like that.
What does the Pct Migr (q stg) show?
--Jim
Jim,
Pct Migr is 0.0
Thanks,
Kerry
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Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2006 12:36 PM
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On Wed, 20 Dec 2006, Kerry Campbell
a bit confused.
In order to get around this I extended the backup window 3 hours. This
seems
to have taken care of the missed backups. Weird though because it
almost
looks as if a session has somehow dropped, yet not dropped, and
another one
started, which eventually causes all 64 to be used
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The background on this is that this server, AIX 5.3, TSM
5.2.6.1, has been
running smoothly forever. Max Scheduled
.
In order to get around this I extended the backup window 3 hours. This seems
to have taken care of the missed backups. Weird though because it almost
looks as if a session has somehow dropped, yet not dropped, and another one
started, which eventually causes all 64 to be used.
Thanks,
Geoff Gill
TSM
The background on this is that this server, AIX 5.3, TSM 5.2.6.1, has been
running smoothly forever. Max Scheduled sessions is set to 64, total number
of servers that back up to this guy is only 36. So needless to say I would
never expect to see missed backups related to servers missing
I have a general question here.
I have about 150 clients.
Client info:
Windows 2003 server
Windows 2000 server
Red Hat Linux 3 AS
AIX 5.1
All running tsm client version 5 or later sending data to a tsm server
on AIX running version 5.3
On a nightly basis I have at least 6 or 7 of these
It's definitely not supposed to happen. I have it happen occassionally
on a lesser scale than what you're describing, and it's almost always
Windows clients. Some of them I tracked to oddities that occur when you
install the client through rdp session instead of at the console. Some
of them I
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Meadows, Andrew
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Subject: Missed backups
I have a general question here.
I have about 150 clients.
Client info:
Windows 2003 server
Windows 2000
I've noticed a dramatic increase in reliability/stability in letting the
client acceptor daemon (CAD) control the scheduler. In many cases you
don't have to restart services every time you make a options file change
with this method either.
The only time I notice missed backups nowadays is when
On Jan 4, 2006, at 12:50 PM, John Monahan wrote:
I've noticed a dramatic increase in reliability/stability in
letting the
client acceptor daemon (CAD) control the scheduler. In many cases you
don't have to restart services every time you make a options file
change
with this method either. ...
looks promising...
Andy Huebner
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On Jan 4, 2006, at 12:50 PM, John Monahan wrote:
I've
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I've noticed
Geoff, as Sean suggested, a rename of the server is one possible (and
likely) means by which the passwords could have been messed up. Less
likely, but still conceivable, is that someone updated all the passwords
for the nodes.
When you set the password on the server to the known password, did you
characters and smiley faces instead of the server
name. I also can’t seem to get in via the web and query the activity log
from last night, it just seems to hang after send so much data. I could
still use the dos window to run queries while that was happening.
The missed backups reported
Ok here's an update on my own post. While waiting for a callback from
support I seem to have discovered what the problem is. It seems that the
passwords have not kept in synch between client and server. Yes
passwordaccess generate is set on all the nodes so I don't understand the
problem.
I
[ADSM-L] 95% missed backups last night
( found the problem but whatis the
09/22/2005 12:01 PM easy fix)
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Geoff,
Was the server name changed by mistake on the TSM server side? We did this
once before when we migrated a TSM server to another server and we found
out the hard way that on the Windows side, not sure on AIX, the password is
stored in the registry based on the TSM server name and all our
[ADSM-L] 95% missed backups last
night
( found the problem but whatis
the
09/22/2005 12:01 PM easy fix)
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Scanning the registry I don't see that entry anywhere.
Do you have the keys for that Sean?
Thanks,
Geoff Gill
TSM Administrator
SAIC M/S-G1b
(858)826-4062
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I believe you'll need to set
Here is another problem I have noticed with all the servers I have tried to
clean up so far. After the cleanup I try to run the web client. It asks for
the password but entering the proper password fails. If I remove the
services from the client and reinstall from scratch, using the proper
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but what is the easy fix)
Scanning the registry I don't see that entry anywhere.
Do you have the keys for that Sean?
Thanks,
Geoff Gill
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SAIC M/S-G1b
(858)826-4062
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Good Morning,
I am looking for some best practices from the list on how to handle
backups that have either failed or were missed during the night. We currently
backup 1000 nodes to four TSM servers. Most mornings we have about 20-30
servers that have had a problem completing their
McNamara [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Process for re-running failed of missed backups
Good Morning,
I am looking for some best practices from the list on how to handle
backups that have either failed or were missed during
I use the following, It catches most problems.
q event * * begindate=today-1 begintime=16:00 enddate=today endtime=now ex=yes
On Thursday, November 16, 2000 2:47 PM, Selva, Perpetua
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Hi
Can someone please tell me , what is the best criteria to search for
How do u re-start a backup when I have no access to the clients
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Sent: November 17, 2000 10:07 AM
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Subject:Re: SCRIPTS FOR failed/missed backups
Hi
Can someone please tell me , what is the best criteria to search for nightly
backups that failed/missed?
Currently i check event logs with the following and have it on a cron job..
q event * * begind=-1 begint=19:00 endd=today endt=08:00 |grep -E
"Missed|Failed"
This is fine for 'MOST
Try "q event * * begind=-1 begint=19:00 ex=yes" and see if that gives you
what you want.
Nick Cassimatis
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"I'm one cookie away from happy." - Snoopy (Charles Schulz)
In this case there is know way except to run the script many times
in given time frame. I set my script up in a way for the operator
on duty to track the missed or started nodes using q sess commands.
MISSED means a failure
STARTED means look at the server log to see when it ended.
Mark
you need to check the permissions on the E_Drive...
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Subject: Missed backups on Windows NT
We have a Windows NT client with C, D, and E drives. The central
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We have a Windows NT client with C, D
t 19, 2000 12:12 PM
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Subject: Re: Possible reasons for "Missed" backups?
missed can also indicate a password problem.
... joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
On Thu, 17 Aug 2000, Daniel Swan/TM wrote:
Using the QUERY EVENT command, I see
Using the QUERY EVENT command, I see a list of completed, missed, and failed
backups.
I assume that the 'missed' are due to a defunct/inactive client scheduler,
or a loss of connectivity to the host.
Are there other possible reasons, perhaps scheduling oriented or otherwise,
to explain why a
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Using the QUERY EVENT command, I see a list of completed, missed, and failed
backups.
I assume that the 'missed' are due to a defunct/inactive client scheduler,
or a loss of connectivity to th
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