Hi together,
since we have upgraded our TSM server from 4.1.3 to 4.1.5 on OS/390 2.10 we get result
codes ? from the clients in some cases (clients are 4.1, 4.2 and 5.0). But i dont
know why this happens?
Anybody know where this code come from and why it did not have a known number?
thanks in
Zoltan,
The answer to your first query is yes you can create backupsets with a file
device class and let sms manage them,
including dfhsm migrate to tape if you want.
Not sure what you are trying to achieve in your second question, and have not
done this myself, but I believe
1) The client would
Zlatko,
yes, this is a TDP problem...
According to your suggestion - how can you bind dbspaces or logical logs to a
special Managementclass ?
I know - with the include Parameter in the DSM.OPT, but how do you know the
filename so that you can do it ?
Gerhard Wolkerstorfer
[EMAIL
TSM does not have settings for traffic shaping. But knowing which ports
are used by TSM (usually 1500 for data transfers) you can set accordingly
your routers in WAN environment. For LAN environment I expect you would
like to have maximum performance for backups and either use SAN or set-up
a
Look at the post I've made last month
http://msgs.adsm.org/cgi-bin/get/adsm0203/1294.html
The official Tivoli document is called TSM for Windows Using the
Backup-Archive Client. This is the place I've got the info from.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
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Hi
Could you tell me if there is a better way to achieve the following.
Basically we had a period where archive data was going to the wrong storage
pools. The archive copygroup setting has now been fixed but I have archive
data that I want to move to the archive storage pools. To get the archive
Dear *SM Gurus
Our VTS has 64 logical drives, the mountlimit in this deviceclass is set to
38 in the TSM Server. Last Week i saw in the Mainvew Monitor an usage off 50
logical drives by TSM ! Is it possible to user more mountpoints, as they are
defined by teh mountlimit?
Env: TSM Server 4.2.1.9
hi,
I'm looking for a manual on TSM scripting - can you help me?
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Hi,
The easiest way to check your performance is to do an FTP from your
node to your TSM server... and check the throughput. You should be able
to almost get the same throughput with TSM as with an FTP.
There are several performance tuning issues, you can have a look in a
redbook : Getting
Hi
Have you considered using migrate to move the data, or is the storagepool
containing data that you don't want to move? Else if, you could set your
new storagepool as the next storage pool for the old one, and then lower
the hi/lo to 0/0, and the migrate process would automatically move the
Hi
Incremental = Minimizes your backup window, as only changed files are
moved. However, you could activate subfile backup, which means that only
the changed part of the file is backed up. Incremental works best with
smaller files, as large files requires that the complete file is backed
up.
I've seen TSM use more than the MOUNTLIMIT when high priority tasks need to
be performed. But I question you're use of a VTS for TSM? There was just a
long discussion on this a couple weeks back. Applications that use the
entire media (DISP=MOD) like TSM and DFSMShsm are not really good
This is what I want to do:
1. Create the BACKUPSET on the OS/390 server to a flat file
2. FTP the file (binary) to another box/pc
3. Restore the files from the BACKUPSET to the pc the file was FTPed to.
How close/similar do the filesystems have to be ? For instance, can I
restore a Novell
We saw a problem with this at our last disaster recovery exercise. The
switch ports were set to 100/full and the NIC card (win2k) was set to
100/full, but the restore thru-put suck'd. After the network people looked
into it, turns out the switch ports were reporting 100/half. When they
updated
Thank you Bill
we now about the constallation tsm-vts and are on the right evaluation path
now (nativ 3590 drives for tsm?)
with kind regards
Joachim
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Zoltan,
As far as I am aware there is no local device client backupset restore for
Novell, so you are stuck with standard backupset restore across network.
I believe that backupset restore is operating system dependent ie. a novell
client backupset can only be restored to a novell client.
John
The rc = 406 is a return code from the TSM API and Oracle caught the
error. I am not sure why there is no logging from the TSM API to help you
indicate where the error originated. Rc = 406 is telling me that the TSM
API could not find the dsm.opt file. Please make sure that you're TDP for
Oracle
Hi everyone.
We have recently been trying to use dsmcad on our SGI clients to handle
launching the dsmc sched process.
This works ok except that the dsmcad process echos all messages to the
client's console so that we get all the messages coming from the scheduler
displayed on the console. This
Sent a note to the ADSM list on Friday afternoon and had no responses. I
wrote a Korn script which basically stores the output of a df command
less the root file space in a file. This file is then read in, one line at
a time with the input used as the file system to be backed up using a dsmc
Most of the database backups will be Oracle databases. Currently we do not
have the option of using TDP, so we will either take hot or cold database
backups. If space permits we will backup to disk first then start the
dsmc. The main database recovery requirement is consistency between files,
HiOk.. No TDP:s... How about using SQL-BackTrack for Oracle? With BackTrack, you can incorporate incrementals of your oracle server, which means a lot faster backups.If not, I'd suggest using either full backups, with a special mgmt class holding the oracle databases. Or, using archiving. However,
So, if you turn collocation off will TSM perform better with the VTS?
Will this be a big performance hit on the client restores?
Schaub Joachim
Collocation has nothing to do with it. It's the nature of TSM and the VTS
that causes 'problems.' TSM likes to use all the space on a tape. TSM keeps
writing to a tape until it hits end-of-volume (EOV), then asks for another
tape with space on it or a scratch tape.
In a VTS, when you ask for a
Hi all,
I did some poking around the list and didn't see anything on the subject.
Does anybody have a good method for doing Monthly and Yearly backups of an R3 (oracle)
database using the TDP for R3? I have a requirement to maintain daily backups for 2
weeks, monthly backups for 3 months and
Try this link... http://216.185.145.68/discus/messages/1/adsm_sql.pdf
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hi,
I'm looking for a manual on TSM scripting
Has anyone had any experience backing up Stratus VOS.
Orville L. Lantto
Datatrend Technologies, Inc. (http://www.datatrend.com)
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Hi,
I am looking for TSM API. So far I can only find Client API. Does TSM has
API which we can use to talk to the server without a client installed? Any
information would be greatly appreciated.
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Fred Zhang
NetiQ Corporation
3553 N. First St.
San Jose, CA 95134
phone:
I want to implement the dirmc scheme. I've created a disk pool (and have
read all about the seq pool with device=file) dirdiskpool, a management
class dirmc with a backup copy group pointing to the dirdiskpool, a
client option dirmc that is part of a client option set called, you got
it, dirmc.
Fred,
If by talking to the server without a client you mean running
administrative commands, there is no TSM administrative API. The
client API is for backup/restore and archive/retrieve operations,
and that is the only API available.
-- Tom
Thomas A. La Porte
DreamWorks SKG
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Hi Kent, we have a Celerra file server for our NT LAN and it works
wonderfully. We replaced 11 OS2 servers and have 4000 users, 500gb of
storage that we migrated to NT4 on the Celerra(so it was a double
conversion). The failover works as advertised, just make sure you have
failsafe networking
Is anyone running TDS for TSM that has a 50GB TSM DB?
Regards,
Charles Hart
Medtronic Storage Team
We are running a scheduled incremental on an AIX 4.3.3 client. There is a
need to exclude a specific directory tree, which needs to be archived via
another, shell script based, scheduled command.
The initial idea was to add an exclude.dir in the client dsm.sys file.
This caused the incremental
The customers I've worked with used a shell script to determine -archmc for
daily/weekly/monthly; without TDP, the script manipulates the parameter
passed in for the -archmc value on the dsmc ar cmd... you could use a
presched command to do the same (for flip the profile name, causing TDP to
use
exclude.backup /directory/.../*
This would exclude files from backup but not prevent archives.
Unfortunately it does not exclude the directories.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
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Folks,
Anyone with experience running the 5.1 HSM client on Solaris, read on.
Ideas are welcome.
Thanks,
Kelly J. Lipp
Storage Solutions Specialists, Inc.
PO Box 51313
Colorado Springs, CO 80949
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Sounds like a bug -- yes, there has been a level (or 3) that incorrectly
caused exclude list to be processed by ar cmd... it's the client code that
controls it -- try running the latest (4.2.x) client, unless you're hot to
use 5.1, then get the latest 5.1 download patch.
Don France
Technical
Hi guys
I am upgrading my TSM server from version 3.7.4 to 4.2.1.13.
2 Questions
1. What should be the upgrade path
3.7.4 --- 4.2 4.2.1.0 4.2.1.13
Is it right ??
2. The install mentions that all FCP ( fibre channel protocol definitions
will be lost and have to be re - installed ).
Somewhere in the AdminGuide there is the statement that the BA DB process will
preempt all other processes. We have in the past presumed this to be true, tho
we've never observed it in reality.
Out current hardware setup is the number of disk storage pools plus the DB is
one greater than the
Has anyone seen something similar and have any ideas?
Our configuration is:
Dell Server with Qlogic 2200F HBA, Win2K SP2, TSM 4.2.1.9
Ancor SANBox 16 FC switch
STK 3250 FC-SCSI Bridge
Sun StorEdge L60 DLT8000 Library (4 drives)
The switch is zoned so that only the TSM server and the bridge are
Please provide me information about the comparison of using TSM server on
Sun Solaris or Windows NT/2000 platforms.
best regards,
Zosi Noriega
ADNOC - UAE
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