If you mean IBM FAStT 500/600/700/900, you *do* have FlashCopy. Even FAStT
200 has it but is limited to WintelLinux/x86 platforms.
It is optionally licensed feature and requires upgrade to FAStT Storage
Manager v8. Discuss with your IBM salesrep.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
Zoltan
Hi,
I just tested the 3.1.0.8 GUI on our HP-UX 10.20 servers using Hummingsbirds
Exceed 7.1 - no problems so far.
Anything I could check for you?
Greetings from Austria
Thomas Rupp
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Dear all
I have some problem about license,Now we have tsm4.2.0, i got
message like that
ANR2841W Server is NOT IN COMPLIANCE with license terms.
I have 60 license and want to add more lisence then,I add license with
command reg lic file=50mgsyslan.lic number=3
When i use command
Hi Natthakriss,
Check in the activity log after having ben issuing your command, it was
probably refused because you didn't provide the full path to your
licenses ...
i.e. : file=/usr/tivoli/tsm/server/bin/50mgsyslan.lic
Also check (h reg lic) if number variable is usable in V4.2 version, I
New adventure time.
I just had a co-worker come to me to let me know the NAS HEAD was
installed and configured and ready to be backed-up.
Now what ?
I have absolutely no experience with this type of box.
I had been digging in the manuals and found lots of info refering to using
the NDMP
Hi Zoltan,
This may not be the most sophisticated way, but works perfectly on our
system, without having to play with ndmp, images backup etc ...
We defined a windows node (machine having good networking capability)
which will be the central file ditributor for NAS backups, granted
this machine
Well, the first question to ask, is what type of NAS is it?
IBM's NAS just uses a standard TSM client TCP/IP; some other brands use
NDMP.
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From: Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 25, 2003 10:21 AM
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Subject:
Thank you for the thoughts/suggestions.
However, one of the big system that will be using the NAS is a Novell
Netware server.
We really need to do IMAGE backups of this Novell server but TSM does not
support IMAGE backups of Novell servers, which is why doing image type
backups of the NAS (with
Sorry, my ignorance. I thought a NAS was a NAS was a NAS, as far as the
interfacing goes.
The box is an IBM NAS Gateway 300.
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Hi all !
I have problem with TSM 5.2.0.0 Client on Win2000 Server. An Open File
Support module is installed. The SNAPSHOTCACHELOCATION is set correctly.
When performing incremental backup of filesystem,the operation sometimes
hangs. Once it hangs on C:\WINNT\Temp\somefile, other time on some
The IBM NAS devices come with a pre-installed TSM client. They don't support
NDMP. So you can just proceed like having a normal TSM Windows client. For
NDMP file level restore just have a look on the just released redbook IBM
Tivoli Storage Manager Implementation Guide.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen /
I think the 300G is just a stripped-down Windows file server; it comes with
a TSM client already installed on it. Doesn't support/need NDMP, so you can
do file-level restores.
There is a redbook on the IBM NAS 300G, including a chapter on backing it
up: SG24-6278.
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anyone ever see this before in the actlog while trying to checkin a scratch
tape?:
ANR2033E QUERY STGPOOL: Command failed - lock conflict.
ANR0405I Session 107371 ended for administrator ADMIN (AIX).
ANRD mmslib.c(7894): ThreadId79 Test storage volume failed - rc =
142.
ANRD
Hi,
I have same problem and question as mentioned bellow.
This is written in client manual about return codes:
RC=4The operation completed successfully, but some files were not
processed. There were no other errors or warnings.
Have you tried using the resource kit utility called PSKILL? I use it all
the time on servers when the scheduler is stuck in a starting state
All you need is the process number.
Not a solution to the real problem but it save you a reboot!
--
Bruce Kamp
Greetings,
We'd like to run an incremental backup of a group of directories. The
exact directory names vary from server to server, but they all follow the form
/u01/app/oracle/admin/*/arch/
where the * is the name of an Oracle instance.
When we run an incremental using the filespec as
We'd like to run an incremental backup of a group of directories. The
exact directory names vary from server to server, but they all follow the form
/u01/app/oracle/admin/*/arch/
where the * is the name of an Oracle instance.
When we run an incremental using the filespec as shown, the
It is true that wildcard characters are limited to file names only. From
the client manual in the reference for the INCREMENTAL command:
--
Using wildcard characters
In a command, you can use wildcard characters in the file name or file
extension
Ted,
/u01/app/oracle/admin/*/arch/
It looks like you want to get any directory at that level, I use a \...\ to
do it in Windows.
Example:
Exclude *:\...\Profiles\...\ntuser.dat*
Not sure if this converts to your OS.
Deb Randolph
Andrew Raibeck
Andy,
Thanks for pointing out the file specification syntax section in the client
reference manual. I overlooked that when looking at the incremental syntax.
We may end up using a script to process the directories that we want to handle.
Thanks again,
Ted
ANS4987E - should be generating RC 4, not RC 12.
ANS1115W - should be generating RC 4, not RC 8.
ANS1448E - should be generating RC 4, not RC 12. You are correct about
this one, it is indeed broken in 5.1, and is fixed in 5.2. This problem is
described in APAR IC36305.
The return codes
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