Remember that the include exclude list is read from the bottom up. So based on what
you typed the include for subfile backup would not happen. The order should be as
follows:
Domain D:
SubFileBackup Yes
Exclude *
Include d:\MyFolder\...\*
exclude.subfile d:\MyFolder\...\*
Include.subfile
Hello,
I would also try to bring the scheduler in controll of a client acceptor
deamon, so that its restarted as needed, if it runs all the time, sometimes
it happens that it hang up...
reg
Chris
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Hello
we have AIX 5.1 32 bit installed on the TSM server machine (TSM 5.2.2 32
bit). We want to update AIX to 64 bit version. Does this affect TSM or can
I run the same version as before?
Thanks and best regards, Karin
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Hi,
we use a two-step approach to get this information.
After all data has been backed up and migrated to tape
we check the contents of this tapes.
1) Get a list of tapes used during the last backup.
You should change the start and end time and the names of the
tape storage pools.
2) Scan this
Hello Christian
and how to install?
Regards, Karin
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I just got a client that will have a SQLServer running in active/active mode
and they want to be able to run the TDP agent LANFree. Has anyone done this
before? How do you make sure that the drive mappings are the same on each
node of the cluster? The hardward platform is IBM x440 servers with
Just got a new client that wants to do some LANfree backups, but they don't
believe me when I tell them that the recommended way is to have a separate
HBA for disk and tape. They don't think that mixing the 2 will be a
performance issue. I remember a couple years ago this was an issue of data
Hi Bill
Just check out the readme-files that comes with the patch/maintenance
package. It clearly states that Tivoli recommends connecting the tape
drives on separate adapters from the disk.
From the readme-file of the TSM StorageAgent for SUN v5.2.1.3
Just check out the readme-files that comes with the patch/maintenance
package. It clearly states that Tivoli recommends connecting the tape
drives on separate adapters from the disk.
Just to add reinforcement to Daniel's fine reference:
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/entdocview.wss?uid=swg21110140
Evironment:
Server OS: Windows 2000
TSM ver: 5.1.7.0
I have an old tape that was used for a database backup once, that I want to make a
scratch tape of, but it wont work. Can anyone help me with this? There is no problem
if I do it on another tape.
q libvol
LB6194ABCL1
Hi,
Try a DELETE VOLHISTORY TODATE=TODAY-(X days) TYPE=DBBACKUP
//Henrik
Lars-Erik Öhman
for the data tapes try: delete volume vol_name discarddata=yes
once you do that then try to re-label the tape for scratch again.
for the dbbackup tapes you'll have to delete volhistory on it.
thanks!.
--Justin Richard Bleistein
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I have an old tape that was used for a database backup once, that I want
to make a scratch tape of, but it wont work. ...
As the ANR8443E msg description stipulates, you can't simply change the status
of a volume, when it contains TSM data: you have to do something about that
data.
DbBackup
Hi
According to the information you have supplied, it looks like this is the
only database backup that you have. Is this correct?
There can be multiple reasons to why you cannot delete a database backup
volume from the volume history:
1. The database is the last database backup that you
Steve,
Our Tivoli setup was actually done by an outside group. Here is how it
is currently run:
backup clients to disk where possible tape where not
backup diskpools to copypool
backup tapepools to copypool
migrate disk to tape.
backup DB
expire inventory
The problem with this is that what
Hi,
No whitepapers or the like, just experience: we are running a
RS/6k with 4 HBA's with mixed disk and tape.
Each ESS disk runs through each HBA (e.g. each vpath has 4
hdisks). Each HBA also runs 2 LTO-1 drives from a 3584 library.
This setup is running for over 4 years now without any
Hi list,
On previous versions of TSM I used to create new nodes specifying none
in User ID for remote Access field, to avoid polluting the server with
lots of administrators, and had the possibility using the node_name and
it's password for authenticating during web based backup or restore
Robert,
Your question is slightly confusing... but I think you are asking
if there is a way to query full backups for a certain date.
The answer is no. If this is something you need, you could
most likely write some TSM Server SQL queries to get
access to that information.
If you are asking a
Dave,
If you make a slight change in order you should solve your problem:
1) backup clients to disk where possible, tape where not
2) backup diskpools to copypool
3) backup tapepools to copypool
4) backup DB to tape
*NOTE: At this point ALL of your data has been copied to your copypool
and
Anyone looking at Cristie BMR for Linux? If so, what do you think? If
not, what are you doing for Linux BMR?
David Ehresman
University of Louisville
We're using MKCDREC http://mkcdrec.sourceforge.net/ It suits our
purposes (identical Dell Servers running RedHat) well.
It creates an .iso file which can be written to a bootable recovery CD
containing compressed copies of the filesystems you specify.
Filesystems are rebuilt by scripts run during
grep your accounting log for the nodes you are interested in.
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Does anyone know a select command to pull out how much data was backed
for an individual Node for that night. Yea I know you look at logs and
find it but it would be much easier to setup a
Hi,
I just upgraded from ITSM Server V5.1.8 to V5.2.2 and during the process
it seems I lost (or actually did not get) the files needed for the
online documentation. I looked in the doc directory and only found the
.chm files for the BA client. BTW, I did upgrade the client code and it
updated
I just upgraded from ITSM Server V5.1.8 to V5.2.2 and during the process
it seems I lost (or actually did not get) the files needed for the
online documentation. I looked in the doc directory and only found the
.chm files for the BA client. BTW, I did upgrade the client code and it
updated the
Hi,
I might try a different approach. You could just use the MAXSize
parameter. You would have to set a couple of admin scripts up that
would change your NEXTstgpool so that when you do migration it would
point to where you really want to migrate to. The when not migrating,
i.e. when
Hi Karin,
OK, so journal based backup is in the picture. That adds a whole new
dimension to your situation.
I would recommend that you have a look at the Journal Based Backup FAQ on
the IBM web site, http://www.ibm.com. Also make sure your client levels
are current (5.2.2.9 is the latest), as
We put everything that is common to a group of clients in a cloptset on the
TSM server, just because its easier to manage if you have only 1 copy and
don't have to physically visit the clients.
Things that are unique to one particular machine, go with that machine.
Just that simple.
Hi Folks,
I have changed the Migration Destination on a Management Class to a new pool, but the
backup continues to go to the old pool. I tried changing the client's MC to something
else and then back, and I have even rebooted the client with no luck. (AIX server,
Windows NT client).
How can
My log is pinned again, as I type. It's only 38% full, and not filling
up all that quickly, so I have the luxury of time to poke around and
figure out why this is happening. (No steaks on the grill...)
SHOW LOGPIN indicates a Windows XP client backup session that appears to
have been hung for
we use a bootable linux cd (a customized superrescue cd) with a tsm
client installed.. After booting you create the filesystems by hand
using fdisk and mkyourfavoritefilesystem, mount, then start the restore
from the tsm server. After this is done you have to install the
bootloader and create a
You are correct, there is no log information. What is happening is, as
someone here surmised, the DB is being formatted. I normally get
messages while it is formatting, if I remember right, but it does take a
long time. I am on AIX though, not Windows.
Andy Carlson
On Wed, 28 Apr 2004,
I just updated our scripts to reorder the functions. I'll see in the
morning how it goes. Thanks for help!
Dave
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Dave,
If you make a slight change in order you should solve your problem:
1) backup clients to disk where possible, tape where not
2)
Did you remember to ACTIVATE the policy set for the management class after
you changed the migration destination?
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From: Jay Cee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2004 1:55 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Changing Migration Destination target pool
Migration destination is only for HSM managed files.
If you are hoping to change the location of where the backup or
the archive data goes, you need to change the destination on the
copygroup. If you are using the web GUI, drill down into the management
class to the backup and
Subject line says it all... anybody know how to properly format a
connection string for use with the TSM
ODBC driver so that you don't need to create a DSN beforehand?
--PLB
I have changed the Migration Destination on a Management Class to a new pool,
but the backup continues to go to the old pool. ...
You changed policy values...
Did you also do VALidate POlicyset and ACTivate POlicyset?
Richard Sims
I have changed the Migration Destination on a Management Class to a new
pool, but the backup continues to go to the old pool. I tried changing
the client's MC to something else and then back, and I have even rebooted
the client with no luck. (AIX server, Windows NT client).
How can I get the
Did you remember to ACTIVATE the policy set for the management class after
you changed the migration destination?
Yes, the pool I want is displayed in the Migration Destination of the STANDARD ACTIVE
xx-MC. This is the same MC that the client's Include-Exclude screen points to,
but
AIX client v. 5.1.5.5
AIX server v. 5.1.8.0
AIX version 5.2.0.0
We have a customer who is experiencing discrepancies in performance
between large-file cold backups of Oracle data and LV image backups, both
sent over the SAN to LTO-2 tape drives. On the lv image backups, they are
getting about 70
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Migration destination is only for HSM managed files.
If you are hoping to change the location of where the backup or
the archive data goes, you need to change the destination on the
copygroup. If you are using the web GUI,
TSMer's
I have a remote Windows 2000 client that contains a large number of Images
that grow with compression and a large database dump that really needs to
be compressed.
I'm currently running the backup without compression because it never
completes with the images attempting to compress, and
I am new to TSM and did not phrase my post quite right... The Copy Destination was
changed in the Copy Group, then the policy set was Validated and then Activated.
received message: Policy set STANDARD activated in policy domain STANDARD.
It now looks like this:
Backup Copy Groups : STANDARD
Rats, just when I thought I got a question right :-)
How about this?
When you change the setting of where the data goes to, it will
only impact the backup of any ~new~ data. The old data that was already
backed up to that storagepool will remain in that old pool, only
A question for all you network gurus.
I don't really understand all this modern network stuff ( - ah SNA - there was a
technology I could grok :) ) So apologies if I make any obvious mistakes.
Our main data centre has just growed over the years. Currently each application has
more or less
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