Hello you guru's.
Last weekend we did a migration to a new AIX/box with our TSM 4.2.1.9
server.
Everthing was configured, installed. We were unable to test the 3494 library
'cause it was attached to the production environment, and we had no spare
available at the location.
This is what we did.
Hi.
Do anyone know if it's possible to archive files
by the TSM client and NOT changing the last accessed date?
If - How?
I need it for an archive routine that finds old
files (not accessed since long time) in the centralised
Netware file servers from where we distribute personal
and project
Hej Lars
Det är inte TSM klienten som ändrar Last Accessed datumet, utan
operativsystemet. Netware, eller Windows för den delen, känner av när filen
accessas av en programvara, eller användare, och ändrar därefter datumet.
Därför borde denna förändring ligga i operativsystemets inställningar.
Unless you're in a Sysplex environment where these users may log on to
different systems, I would set my automount timeout to never de-mount the
automounted user HFS and then just let TSM backup all mounted HFS's. If a
user never logged on, there's no sense in backing up his HFS as it probably
Sorry, didn't think about the mess getting on the list.
Here's a translation:
Hi Lars
It's not the TSM client that changes the Last Access date, rather the
operating system. Netware, or Windows for that mather, senses when the file
is changed by an application, or user, and changes the date
after upgrading TdP Exchange from 1.1.1.01 to 2.2, and scheduling the
following COMMAND:
c:\Program Files\Tivoli\TSM\TDPExchange\excincr.cmd
we get RC=1.
Using the same script to run incr backup manually, gives RC=0 !
Any idea, cue about why incr fails under Tsm Scheduler (System
Managing expiration is the job of the TDP or application software.
Ordinarily a new filename is used for every new backup, and TSM hangs
onto
the file until it is specifically deleted by the TDP.
A point of clarification...
This is not always true... for example, with TDP for Domino 1.1,
TDP
Hey Bill,
I found that my problem causing the RC 127 was I had put the script
in /etc/tsm/amnthfs.sh and had a preschedulecmd that was looking for
/etc/amnthfs.sh . I had the path wrong. It seems to be interesting
working with this. We have a 3 lpar environment so I have to go
To: Andy Raibeck, et al
Where can I find documentation about how TSM 4 deals
with files permissions when interacting between client
and server machines when each is hosted on AIX ?
On the client side, for example, where users share files
with others in their group-id, any member of the group
Hej Daniel,
ked sa dohovaras sukromne s Larsom tak je svedstina OK,
ale potom mu napis na sukromnu adresu.
Ked pises do verejneho fora, tak pouzivaj, prosim Ta, anglictinu
Juraj ;
-Original Message-
From: Daniel Sparrman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002
element 500 - 505
-Original Message-
From: Jason Morgan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 9:49 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: 9840 element addresses.
Hi,
Would any one be able to confirm what the element addresses for 6 9840
drives in an L700 would be. ?
Did you install atape and atldd? Before using tsm make sure that mtlib can
talk to it. You can test that by simply doing an mtlib -l/dev/lmcp0 -qL
This will tell you if the machine can talk to the tape library. If it can't
make sure that you can ping it and that the /etc/ibmatl.conf is
Hi
The 9840:s should be placed top down... and the first element adress is
500. For six drives it should look like this from the top of the drive
bays:
1st drive 500
2nd drive 501
3rd drive 502
4th drive 503
5th drive 504
6th drive 505
7th empty
8th empty
9th
Hi,
Would any one be able to confirm what the element addresses for 6 9840
drives in an L700 would be. ?
Regards Jason
Does anyone know if this has been fixed?? If so, what client level?? I
noticed it was closed on 12/26/01 with a recommended workaround.
The recommended workaround is not really viable for me since I don't
administer the clients I backup. Therefore if they make changes to the local
file system
Hello,
Does the TSM client send the password in cleartext?
Thanks,
Keith
Would drive element address 500 be drive 0 or drive 6 ?
Regards Jason
Daniel Sparrman [EMAIL PROTECTED]@VM.MARIST.EDU on 04/02/2002
14:52:26
Please respond to ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent by: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:
I would like to know what you are using to back up Citrix servers? I was
just informed this morning that Tivoli does not support the backup of
servers that run Citrix Metaframe!!!
Bruce Kamp
Network Analyst II
Memorial Healthcare System
P: (954)
If I have defined the following (AIX server, ADSM 3.1):
Primary Pool: Arcpool1
Copy Pool:Backuppool1
NextStgpool: Arcpool2
Copy Pool:Backuppool2
Arcpool1 is backed up to Backuppool1. Arcpool2 is the next storage pool,
and
is backed up to Backuppool2. If I migrate all the data in
Hi all...
I need the latest TDP for Exchange version (2.2), but I
it is not in tivoli.com.
Please, I need a url to download it.
Saludos...
Jorge Rodrmguez
Caracas - Venezuela
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I don't think so, I think it works like Kerberos, where you connect to the server,
agree on some hash, then apply that hash to your password, sending only the hashed
text as your password.
Of course, if it's BASE64 encoded or similar, it may as well be clear text...
-
Ed Anderson
Unix Systems
TDP's aren't downloadable. You need the CD.
Gerald Wichmann
650-625-0436
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
Jorge Rodriguez
Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 10:46 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Where Can I Download TDP for
Hi all...
I need the latest TDP for Exchange version (2.2), but I
it is not in tivoli.com.
Please, I need a url to download it.
Jorge,
In regards to TDP for Exchange, version 2.2...
The GA version is the latest version, i.e. 2.2.0.
There is no service for that version right now
and thus
Hello Saludos, here is the ftp site I get my clients from.
ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/storage/tivoli-storage-management/maintenance/
Regards,
James W. Brents Jr.
Technical Specialist
Valero Energy Corporation
Phone: 210-592-4441
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Original Message-
From: Jorge
TSM does not send client passwords in the clear. Here's the text from the
TSM concepts redbook.
Because the storage repository of Tivoli Storage Manager is the place where
all
the data of an enterprise are stored and managed, security is a very vital
aspect
for Tivoli Storage Manager. To ensure
I'm sure this has been asked before, but here goes:
Does TSM back up (and therefore restore) the user rights of a Novell 5
volume? Is there an option to activate this or is it default behavior?
If I restore the files to a new server (i.e. not to the one I orginally
backed from) will the rights
Did you install all the 3494/3590 support software/drivers for AIX?
-Original Message-
From: Ilja G. Coolen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 4:14 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: TSM Restore Using 349X lib failes.
Hello you guru's.
Last weekend we did a
Information on element addresses for STK L700 is available @
http://www.tivoli.com/support/storage_mgr/devices/atab94.htm
Jason Morgan
*SMers and Del Hoobler,
I need to delete some object from a Domino TDP backup. When I select *
from backup etc. I am able to find the OBJECT_IDs for the objects
that need deleting.
Then to find the tape volume :
tsm: DSMSERV3show bfobj O 190937586
Bitfile Object: 0.190937586
Bitfile
We are still using an ADSM v2.1.16 for OS/2 server.
I just realized that end of service was 12/31/01. There was no upgrade
for 2.1 on OS/2.
We need to migrate to a newer version. It appears there is not a TSM
Server for Linux. Is one expected?
If we chose to migrate to v4.2 on Windows, does
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