Has anyone deployed TSM in a very small site? When I say a small site I mean something
like this:
4 or 5 workstations 2 or 3 servers
very limited bandwidth available from WAN - assume 56k (yes)
NO local administration
NO budget for tape library
TSM sharing a physical server with
Hi,
as far as I understand you,
you only want to backup this site into an existing large TSM server
elsewhere.
I not, GOTO (2)
A small TSM Server per site, if necessarey at all,
is not practicable without both local administration and tape library.
I have few site like this (with the exception
Juraj,
I should state that my organization currently has a couple 100-user sites using local
Windows TSM Servers with 2-drive tape libraries and they are administered remotely.
Physical visits to the sites are no more than twice per year.
Full backup of the Domino server, is required, by
Hi all,
On my two TSM-servers (AIX 5.1, TSM 5.1.7.3) we use server-to-server virtual
volumes for the copy_pools.
Since some time when the daily reconcile-volumes runs I get the following
error :
05/18/04 15:57:49 ANRD admserv.c(2337): ThreadId72 Unable to get
volume attributes.
05/18/04
We have a question on an issue that came on a Netware box, that a user moved
some of directory tree from the original backup tree to another tree. Then we
had a restore request for the original tree which was moved. So we could not
find any files to restore. We had the default backup copy group
TSM Not supported TruCluster,
I manage to Install it, with the regular concept of a cluster,
I create for each cluster member a node e.g. NODE-A NODE-B
Each of them was running the dsmc sched ,
But in each dsm.opt file I create another stanza server_b which points to the virtual
node, I had
If we do a full database backup on sql server, then a log backup hourly,
would we need to do a differential backup and why?
Kevin M. Lipscomb/Michael Lovern
Dan River Inc.
Systems Engineering
Thanks for replying. When I attempt to query the backup it refuses to show
anything. Can you tell me if I'm on the right track?
[root:prod] / dsmc
Tivoli Storage Manager
Command Line Backup/Archive Client Interface - Version 5, Release 1, Level
5.0
(C) Copyright IBM Corporation 1990, 2002 All
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Gary Oborn
Thanks for replying. When I attempt to query the backup it refuses to
show
anything. Can you tell me if I'm on the right track?
[root:prod] / dsmc
Tivoli Storage Manager
Command Line Backup/Archive Client Interface
Look in the manuals about collocation. It is turned on at the
storagepool level.
Look also in the archives as there are a lot of threads about
pros and cons about using it.
Ben
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I always use the -VIRTUALNODENAME= parameter on the DSMC command. I believe
that if you use the -fromnode= the nodename you are currently logged in as
needs to be givin access to the -fromnode's data.
And from Mark's reply, the output of the data just shows the objects, size,
date/time and unless
I have completed a lot of OFS tests with the V5.2.2.9 client. The primary file that I
used for those tests was an Outlook 2003 PST. I also ran tests with older versions of
Outlook PST's. For all of my tests the file was backed up and could be restored. I
did not loose any mail items with my
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And from Mark's reply, the output of the data just shows the objects,
size,
date/time and unless you know exactly what you're looking at, yes it is
meaningless. But this will show you the objects and allow you to
Was the enviornement variables part of the user or system environment settings.
The user variables are part of the profile and are in NTUSER.DAT. This file may not
have been backed up directly due to being open and locked. You can determine this by
looking in the GUI under restore and seeing
I'm not sure why you have to pass those parms. The backup volume should be in your
volhist file. All you should have to do is run dsmserv restore db todate=today
totime=now if that was the last backup you ran.
But... If you really want to perform the restore that when then...
Looks like you
Here's a link to a thread just a couple months ago doing the same thing to
list TDP Oracle backup data
http://msgs.adsm.org/cgi-bin/get/adsm0403/541.html. Here's the output of
doing one on my system for a TDP SQLserver node:
tsm q fi
Num Last Incr Date TypeFile Space Name
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Mark,
I believe that you can use braces to access information about API backup and archives.
I do this for DB2 and adsmpipe backups. See the Client guide
eg.
$ /opt/adsmpipe/adsmpipe -c -B -s /test -f test CLOG040511-03
$ dsmc
IBM Tivoli Storage Manager
*** Fixtest, Please see README file
I tried using the IBM 3494-B18 VTS with TSM on the zSeries (z/OS) and
decided it was not a good fit. TSM recalls partially fill tapes to finish
filling it. The recall time was about 4 minutes. Reclaim processing took
forever to bring in reclaimable volumes. Restores took forever with double
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