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To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: Netapp snapdiff issues having TSM client on a Linux machine,
making use of NFS mounts
Arnaud,
Can you explain why you are copying the .snapshot folder during incremental
filesystem backup with snapdiff?
It contains snapshots created by net
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To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: Netapp snapdiff issues having TSM client on a Linux machine,
making use of NFS mounts
Brion:
Here at Cornell, we have a TSM client on a Linux system backing up NFS shares
via NFS mounts and snapdiff differentials - and have been doing
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU] On Behalf Of Del
Hoobler
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2018 10:16 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: Netapp snapdiff issues having TSM client on a Linux machine,
making use of NFS mounts
Hi Arnaud
Brion:
Here at Cornell, we have a TSM client on a Linux system backing up NFS shares
via NFS mounts and snapdiff differentials - and have been doing so for years.
First, the gory details:
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TSM Client Version 7, Release 1, Level 6.0 (*red faced, thought I had upgraded
to SP 8.1.2.0
on 09/18/2018
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> Subject: Re: Netapp snapdiff issues having TSM client on a Linux
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> Hi De
Hi Tommaso,
The backup command I'm using (dsmc i /Airwarder -snapdiff -snapdiffhttps
-diffsnapshotname="daily.*" -diffsnapshot=latest -useexistingbase
-optfile=dsm_netapp.opt) includes the "useexistingbase" statement.
Based on my understanding of the documentation, this means that the S.P.
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: Netapp snapdiff issues having TSM client on a Linux machine,
making use of NFS mounts
Hi Arnaud,
Not related to SnapDiff ... but just some info on NDMP and B/A Client...
In Spectrum Protect BA client 8.1.6 that GAs this coming Friday (21
September) you
Hi Arnaud,
Not related to SnapDiff ... but just some info on NDMP and B/A Client...
In Spectrum Protect BA client 8.1.6 that GAs this coming Friday (21
September) you will be able to use the native Java GUI to handle NDMP
backups/restores.
Del
We are considering using a NetApp V6210 with some attached shelves as a
block storage TSM primary disk pool.
Some thoughts . . .
I'm curious, just what is the disk read/write pattern of a
primary disk pool?
You have many, many backup
sessions writing to it concurrently. The you turn around
are
side dedupe. Do any
of you see any potential pitfalls with this use case?
Best Regards,
James Mayhew
Storage Engineer
HealthPlan Services
E-mail: jmay...@healthplan.com
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From: Mayhew, James
Sent: Monday, August 27, 2012 4:28 PM
To: 'ADSM-L@vm.marist.edu'
Subject: RE
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Rick
From: Mayhew, James jmay...@healthplan.com
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Date: 08/29/2012 09:32 AM
Subject:Re: NetApp for Primary Disk Pool
Sent by:ADSM: Dist Stor Manager ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Yes, when I mentioned block storage I was referring to FC connectivity
: RE: NetApp for Primary Disk Pool
BUMP... Does anyone have thoughts on this?
From: Mayhew, James
Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2012 6:42 PM
To: 'ADSM-L@vm.marist.edu'
Subject: NetApp for Primary Disk Pool
Hello All,
We are considering using a NetApp V6210 with some attached shelves as a block
as a block storage TSM primary disk pool
Do you mean that the disk pool would be on san/iscsi luns, or, nfs/cifs
shares?
From: Mayhew, James jmay...@healthplan.com
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Date: 08/27/2012 04:28 PM
Subject:Re: NetApp for Primary Disk Pool
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BUMP... Does anyone have thoughts on this?
From: Mayhew, James
Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2012 6:42 PM
To: 'ADSM-L@vm.marist.edu'
Subject: NetApp for Primary Disk Pool
Hello All,
We
BUMP... Does anyone have thoughts on this?
From: Mayhew, James
Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2012 6:42 PM
To: 'ADSM-L@vm.marist.edu'
Subject: NetApp for Primary Disk Pool
Hello All,
We are considering using a NetApp V6210 with some attached shelves as a block
storage TSM primary disk pool. Do
This would be interesting to hear about as we have started to look at
other NAS devices to use a TSM backup[ Target, we all know DataDomain
and Soon Protectier does the NAS mount + Dedupe, but would / could you
get better pricing or performance from a non Backup Appliance? Netapp
Dedupes, HDS
, either from
real-world experience or theoretical musings.
-Ken
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Mayhew, James
Sent: Monday, August 27, 2012 4:28 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: NetApp for Primary Disk Pool
BUMP... Does anyone
We have been using NetApp storage for TSM primary disk pools for about a year
now.
The only problem we experienced was when we first configured the storage, and
it did not mount automatically after a reboot. (It does now.)
It isn't obviously slower than the attached storage, but since we must
I've done it with Bluearc and Isilon servers, I see no reason it wouldn't work
on NetApp as well.
Here's a possible start:
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/tivihelp/v1r1/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.itsmhpn.doc%2Fanrhgd55191.htm
--
Cameron Hanover
chano...@umich.edu
Let's get dangerous.
Yup. Look in the TSM Admin Guide, Chapter 8 - Using NDMP
Go to Backing up and restoring NAS file servers using NDMP - Performing
NDMP filer to Tivoli Storage Manager server
backups
The short story - if you point the copygroup for the ndmp mgmt class to a
regular stgpool rather than one
Yep. Doing it.
In the TSM 5.5 Admin Guide for Windows, Chap 7, look for the heading
Performing NDMP Filer to Tivoli Storage Manager Server Backups
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU] On Behalf Of Paul
Zarnowski
Sent: Friday, July 15, 2011
Paul,
Look at BACKUP NODE in the TSM Admin Reference.
David Ehresman
Paul Zarnowski p...@cornell.edu 7/15/2011 9:14 AM
I thought I read somewhere that you could configure NetApp servers to
direct their NDMP backup data stream to a TSM server (over IP network)
instead of to an attached tape
Thanks everyone. Good to know my memory is not completely shot. IMHO, the
docs in the Admin Guide and RedBook need some work. Lots of typos and some
misleading information. I saw phrases in more than one place that indicated
that NDMP _must_ go to tape.
At 09:51 AM 7/15/2011, Prather,
If I recall, before 5.3 NDMP did have to go to tape.
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Paul Zarnowski
Sent: Friday, July 15, 2011 11:55 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] NetApp NDMP backups to TSM server?
Thanks
Please check access level for user, which is used in GUI user/password by:
q user user ID f=d
This user should have Client Access Privilege on current host or System
Privilege.
Grigori G. Solonovitch
Senior Technical Architect
Information Technology Bank of Kuwait and Middle East
Thanks for responding Grigori,
Indeed - the admin ID has full system privileges.
Anything else I can check?
On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 11:22 AM, Grigori Solonovitch
g.solonovi...@bkme.com wrote:
Please check access level for user, which is used in GUI user/password by:
q user user ID f=d
This
If you are accessing local node, I have no more ideas. But, if you are trying
to access another nodes, you need to grant access by set access ... command
from source node in dsmc.
Grigori G. Solonovitch
Senior Technical Architect
Information Technology Bank of Kuwait and Middle East
I'm confused.
How do you specify the NDMP node in the SET ACCESS statement on the node if
the NDMP server is not defined as a node, but a DATAMOVER?
Are there any detailed docs out there describing this activity?
I can't get to Redbooks right now.
Best,
Matthew
On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 11:52
I am very sorry, but I could not help you with NDMP nodes (no experience).
Grigori G. Solonovitch
Senior Technical Architect
Information Technology Bank of Kuwait and Middle East http://www.bkme.com
Phone: (+965) 2231-2274 Mobile: (+965) 99798073 E-Mail: g.solonovi...@bkme.com
Please
No problem Grigori,
There must be someone here who knows..
To follow on, I am able to select the NetApp nodes in the Backup WebGUI,
just not in the Restore window.
The user actually wants to restore the data of a normal node to a space on
this NetApp filer; I'm guessing this isn't impossible?
Matthew,
I never came across this error message during NDMP backups. What do your
q node NETAPPFILER_NAME_DEFINED_IN_TSM type=nas f=d and q datamover
NETAPPFILER_NAME_DEFINED_IN_TSM type=nas f=d look like?
Rather than using the web GUI, have you tried using the command line
using a TSM account
Hi Bertaut,
Node Name: EXONP003
Platform: NetApp
Client OS Level: NetApp Release 7.2.4 (Network Appliance)
Client Version:
Policy Domain Name: SWINAS
Last Access Date/Time: 08/11/2009 23:00:27
Hey Matthew,
Thanks for the extracts below; they both look good. By command line, I
meant the administrative command line dsmadmc; you can logon to it using
a TSM account with system privileges and run the RESTORE NODE command
(run a help restore node from the dsmadmc window for more info). You
What you mean by direct attached client ?
THX
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Subject: [ADSM-L] NetApp as direct client
Hi All,
Has anyone
Richard,
If you mean performing NDMP dumps via ethernet to a TSM server it is
relatively simple.
If you desire a non-root user on the NetApp to run backups otherwise
just enable NDMP and use the root user account on the NetApp.
On the NetApp
Create a backup user
Generate an
Download the ibm redbook om tsm and Nseries - nseries is a netapp that ibm
rebadges - it is extremly helpful
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for Posterity:
NetApp has an existing bug (Has been around for several years and it
doesn't look like it will be fixed anytime soon.)
When a tape drive is zoned to a NetApp, it binds using the WWNN and not
the WWPN. This can not be changed.
We zone using the WWPN, which seems to be the
Debbie,
TSM V5.4 introduced NDMP backup via ethernet from the NetApp to the
TSM server, removing the need for a tape drive to be attached to the
NetApp. It greatly simplifies the NDMP configuration and allows
significantly better TSM management of backup data than the previous
method.
I am
Thanks Neil. I had read about this in 5.4 but am still at 5.3.3 due to old
Lan-free clients. It would be a good reason to pursue the upgrade though.
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The problem has been reproduced in the lab, so we have a better
understanding of the problem. An APAR will be taken. I do not know when a
fix will be made available. Once the APAR is opened, you can track it
through your PMR if you wish.
Use the command line client as a workaround, as it is my
YMMV:
Enable NFS on the share, and mount it directly to your TSM server.
I realize that it is anecdotal, but I've seen NFS backups complete in
a quarter of the time compared to CIFS.
Have you considered NDMP?
[RC]
On Jul 9, 2007, at 1:14 PM, Haberstroh, Debbie (IT) wrote:
I have a netapp
Sounds to me like the TSM Client, a Windows 2003 server needs to have more
memory.
Or it's virus scanning the file share as it's backing it up.
Also look into the 'snapshots' that NetApp may be doing on the file
shares.
Are you also backing up them in addition to the current data?
That could
Thanks, I'll check into the virus scan and memory. As for the snapshots, no we
are not backing them up. I think we may look into that in the future but I was
told we did not purchase the tools required to backup the snapshots.
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If you're backing up a NetApp filer via the CIFS share and are not
specifically excluding the snapshots, you ARE backing them up, as they
are simply a subdirectory under the share (~snapshot). Are you sure
you're excluding them?
As to your statement that you did not purchase the tools required
I would upgrade your TSM server to 5.4 and use NDMP to backup the NetApp.
With 5.4 you can do NDMP backups over the network much like a regular TSM
client. I just did this for a customer with a million file CIFS backup
taking 8 hours, down to 2.5 hours using NDMP over the network. No change
in
09, 2007 4:13 PM
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Subject: Re: netapp backup taking too long
I would upgrade your TSM server to 5.4 and use NDMP to backup the
NetApp.
With 5.4 you can do NDMP backups over the network much like a regular
TSM client. I just did this for a customer with a million file CIFS
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Debbie -
Your posting contains no information on what analysis you've done to
gain perspective on the problem, and the dominant area in which time
is being consumed. Valuable basic information can be had by
performing repeated Query SEssion commands as the backup session
starts, and as it runs.
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Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2005 3:15 PM
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Hi Terry!
That is exactly what I wanted to do! I wanted to do an initial full
backup and then do incrementals and keep them all onsite. I
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Hi Terry!
That is exactly what I wanted to do! I wanted to do an initial full
backup and then do incrementals and keep them all onsite. I then wanted
to do a full backup
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Subject:Re: NetApp NAS NDMP Data
Hi Terry,
Thank you for clarifying about full, differential and incremental backups.
I believe I was completely misunderstanding that concept. I hope I now
understand what needs
with this.
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Subject: RE: NetApp NAS NDMP Data
Versions Data Deleted and Retain Only Version are not supported with NDMP.
The operations on pools
Previoulsy we backed up our NAS nodes via cifs named pipes. At the end
of each month I took a Backupset of each filespace on the NAS nodes.
I've now moved onto backing the NAS nodes up using NDMP across a SAN.
As I can no longer take backup sets or backup the NAS stgpool to a copy
stgpool I
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I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions as to what I could do to
get a series of Monthly full backups of the NAS nodes?
Easy. Use archives, not backups, for your monthlies. Set your archive
expiration to
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Iain Barnetson
I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions as to what I could do to
get a series of Monthly full backups of the NAS nodes?
Easy. Use archives, not backups, for your monthlies. Set
. Given
the horror stories I've been reading about YSM 5.3 I think we'll just stick
to 5.2.x.x, thanks. - t
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server
(like us with the directory level NDMP backups with TOCs), 5.3 works
fine.
Ben
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Hi Terry
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Hi Terry!
That is exactly what I wanted to do! I wanted to do an initial full backup
and then do incrementals and keep them all onsite. I then wanted to do a
full backup of our NAS on Sunday, but how do you do yours? I thought
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Currently running TSM 3.7.3 on OS/390 with a TSM client at 3.1.0.7 on NT.
Client size is 450 mhz / 512mb of memory.
We are backing up a Network Appliance 730 box. The volume that we are
inspecting has had the full backup
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