You are right. Those files are not there anymore so the client sends this
info to server and they are expired according to files' policy settings,
regards,
burak
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Hi Brenda,
There are several commands we used to set this up:
DEFINE DBVOLUME /dev/rdsk/c2t0d0s4 FORMATSIZE=24000 WAIT=NO
DEFINE LOGVOLUME /dev/rdsk/c1t0d1s4 FORMANTSIZE=1 WAIT=NO
They format in about a minute and we are getting an average of
about 50-60 GB/hr transfer rate. On Exchange
Novell client 4.2.1.0 on Netware 5.1 SP3
TSA500.nlm ver 5.04
SMDR.nlm ver 5.04
TSM ver 4.1.4.5 on AIX 4.3.3
Has anybody seen these errors before?
05/07/2002 21:16:39 (TSA500.NLM 5.5 266) This data set is in use and cannot
be accessed at this time.
05/07/2002 21:16:45 ANS1228E Sending of object
Hi,
Sorry if this is a stupid question. I am using scheduler
service for my clients for a long time and I do not have too much
trouble with them. Today I read that Tivoli recommends to use client acceptor.
Some of my clients have limited memory so using it can help me.
(or at least I want to use
Hello Jozef,
I just got thru doing something like this with a similar setup:
we use Emulex LP8000 cards for the HBA's onto an IBM 3584 with LTO drives
and a Mcdata switch. There are 4 things that need to be done or it won't
work:
0. Ensure that you've moved the /kernel/drv/st.conf somewhere
I haven't seen the same thing as you. I was using raw logical volumes,
and converted to JFS. I saw little if no penalty during write, but a
big win during the sequential reads. As always, your mileage may vary,
but I would not rule out JFS if I was you.
Andy Carlson
Use TSM scripts. Here's one basic example to get you started, you'll
probably find many other examples in the archives.
/* Cleanup the scripts created from the previous runs */
delete script MOVE_DBS_OFFSITE
delete script UPDATE_DBS_REMOVED
/* Create the macro file for the checkout of DB tapes
Thank you Don and Zlatko for all the information on management classes. It
really helped. I know what we are doing is against the TSM backup ideology.
The system was originally setup to do AFS backups only, which doesn't really
use the management class. The type of backup and it's retention is
I am upgrading from 3.7.4 and would like to go to 5.1 please let me know if
anyone out there has had any problems with 5.1.
Regards
Richard
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From: Gretchen L. Thiele [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 10:56 AM
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Subject: Re:
With only 6 nodes pushing data to the TSM server at a time, what kind of
throughput are you expecting the TSM server to have to handle (is the
network going to limit throughput? How much data do you expect the nodes
themselves to push?) I.e. do you really think with that many disks in your
disk
I have a Windows 2000 Advanced Server SP2, running IIS, that the scheduled
file system backup fails on nightly. After doing some testing, with both
the gui and backup command line, I traced the problem down to backing up
the system object : event log. When an attempt is made to backup the
Burak,
You need to tell the CAD service the name of the scheduler service to
control with the /CADSCHEDNAME: parameter to the DSMCUTIL command. I've
included a file (SERVICE.BAT) that we use to install the 3 services on a
Window box. We also use a SERVICER.BAT file (also included) that
You can also get gzip at http://www.gzip.org
Sias
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Download from http://www.bull.de/pub/. These
applications here are precompiled for the various
versions of AIX. Select the AIX version from the
left side panel.
Mahesh
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create a third mirror. Create it and then delete the other thus you are not
exposed
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From: Roger Deschner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 3:11 PM
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Subject: Mirrored DELETE DBVOL, LOGVOL?
Oh, I guess it's just my paranoid
Nothing else changed. I promise. We upgraded the server from ADSM V3.1.7
to TSM V4.2.1.9, and I am facing a seemingly trivial, but for us
serious, UPWARD INCOMPATIBILITY.
Users running the Scheduler Client Version 4 started receiving an extra
prompt for userid when they started the scheduler
If I have a client that is not in passwordaccess generate mode, how do I run
dsmc from the command line and specify a login and password similar to doing
it with dsmadmc:
dsmadmc -id=admin -pa=admin q sess
I'd like to do the same but with dsmc
dsmc ? ? q sess
if I remember correctly this can
Gerald,
Are you speaking of having separate stanzas in the dsm.sys file with
different SErvername options?
dsmc -se=SERVER1
Regards,
Demetrius
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From: Gerald Wichmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 3:53 PM
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Subject: dsmc
Oh, I guess it's just my paranoid mind at work again, but DELETE DBVOL
scares me. I'm using it to migrate the TSM Database from old disks to
new, faster disks.
So, I attached the new dbvol and its mirror, fiddled with EXTEND DB and
REDUCE DB to make it right, and did DELETE DBVOL on the old
Julie,
You could set up scripts that initiate dsmadmc to do the commands.
Jim Sporer
At 11:14 AM 5/9/2002 +1000, you wrote:
Dear all,
Question 1:
I need setup a admin account which only allow our new operator to run only
three commands:
q req
checki vol
checko vol
reply #
Del,
Thanks for your help. I created a new node and created a new schedule that
does a full selective backup. But then, I realized that I am still using
the same management class with the normal retention period of my
incrementals. Does this mean my selective backups are of no use since they
Change into the baclient directory and type:
dsmc -nodename=X -password=YY
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Subject:dsmc via cmdline
If I have a client that is not in
IMO, I think this is a moot issue. The 1st thing 'delete dbvol' does is
move any db data from the subject dbvol (both mirror-halves, because they are still
sync'd) to another dbvol - but not to the other
mirror-half. Both of the mirror-halves be empty when the 1st 'delete
dbvol' completes.
Nevermind I figured it out...I was putting the -pas before the q sess and
it didn't like that..
[root@sc-s1-172-1 /root]# dsmc q sess -pas=blah
Tivoli Storage Manager
Command Line Backup Client Interface - Version 4, Release 2, Level 1.0
(C) Copyright IBM Corporation, 1990, 2001, All Rights
T1 simply is not enough. Just some math:
1.536 MB/s * 3600 sec/h = 5529.6 MB/h (5.4 GB/h)
5.4 GB/h * 24h/day = 129.6 GB/day
129.6 GB/day * 7 days/week = 907.2 GB/week
Having 90 GB daily change you are very very close to the limit - for real
disaster recovery you will need also TSM DB
No.. normally when you first install the client on linux, even with
passwordaccess generate you must initially run dsmc and perform a query or
something such that it asks for your login and password. Once done, it saves
the password in an encrypted file and won't ask you again in the future.
the system object : event log. When an attempt is made to backup
the
object the client crashes until the schedule fails. When this
problem
started the server was running client version 4.1.2.14, I have
upgraded to
client version 4.2.1.32 and the problem still occurs.
I experienced a
You need to use GRANT AUTHORITY on the admin account after you create it to
give it whatever priv's you want it to have.. note the true admin account's
details compared to your own below (no system privilege):
tsm: SERVER1q admin admin f=d
Administrator Name: ADMIN
Last Access
In investigating a tape drive problem, I found the output from the Show Libr
command to be interesting, specifically the type=8, mod=## fields:
RMT2 (/dev/rmt2):
type=8, mod=48, busy=1, online=1,
polled=0, available=1, createPending=0
priorReadFailed=0, priorWriteFailed=0
The problem is not in the server. I had PMR open on this and the answer
was - it would be fixed in 4.2.2 client (not server). The problem is
client displays wrong data not server returning wrong values.
So whatever is the server - we have to wait for 4.2.2 client. Have anyone
tested it with v5.1
Geoff,
there is one small difference - gzip is GNU freeware, WinZip is
proprietary shareware. Its usage without paying the license is in fact
illegal.
I personally still prefer gziptar and am happy with them. zip/unzip are
also freeware and stable so I always keep them handy.
Just (my) opinion.
You can delete (copy) dbvol even without reducing the DB and having it
almost full. If the dbvol to be deleted is a mirror copy TSM LVM breaks
the mirror (no any data move) and just deletes volume entry.
Actual data move happens when you move primary/last mirror copy of the
dbvol in question. And
Well,
I havent seen this is possible.
But Im thinking if you use make a shell script, and executing only
those three commands:
dsmadmc -id=user -pa=password q req
dsmadmc -id=user -pa=password checki vol
dsmadmc -id=user -pa=password checko vol
Or maybe you can put each of this on a script of
To my knowledge this is the only way it is possible. I have done some
elaborate similar things. The best thing is to do make the script
executable by a group and not readable because the userid and password will
be in there. I have found however that dsmadmc requires root access because
of the
Hi, All
Recently I hava a restoration problem.
TSM 3.7 (Server on AIX)
TSM 4.2.1 (Client)
Netware 5.1 SP3
I believed TSM modules are all updated.
Problem: Retrieve from Archive is OK but restore is not because of file write error.
Q1: Why retrieve is OK but restore is not?
Q2: TSM
Hi,
Do you remember my question about scheduler, client acceptor and remote agent
services.
I install service in the following way and I got following error.log message. I
start the TSM Acceptor service and wait
for the schedule to start backup and nothing happens?? Any help appreciated
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