If your library is big enough to hold all tapes for your primary tape pools
then you should use reclamation.
If your library is too small you could use move data because you never know
which tape tsm wants next when you use reclamation.
To make move data a bit more predictable I've created a
Hi,
Currently we have 4 storage pool. How can I know which stgpool is pointing
to which nodes/domain or which backup?
thanks
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You can't.
There is no 1:1 relation between stgpool and node.
A node can backup to multiple stgpools depending on the used
management classes.
I have a fileserver where the normal files go to disk and
the MS exchange mail archives go directly to tape.
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Hi *SM-ers!
I discovered something rather alarming.
I'm running the 5.3.2.0 client on my Windows XP desktop and I discovered
that several files where missing on TSM.
When I start the GUI, select backup and navigate to the
c:\windows\system32 directory several files (xcopy.exe is one of them)
are
Hi *SM-ers!
Sorry for the repost. On the list server itself I saw that my mail from
yesterday did make it to the list. I don't know why I don't see it
myself, nor do I see the replies on my post... Although I receive posts
from adsm-l it looks like I do not receive all of them...
If xcopy.exe is
Hi all, my tsm server upgrade tsm 5.3 from tsm 5.2.4,and now I can only see 4
license file for example tsmee.lic,how about these TDP license files?How can I
register them?
Thanks!
Liming,
TSM licensing scheme has changed with version 5.3 : you don't need to
register special licences anymore, like TDP's. The only licence you'll
have to register is the enterprise edition (tsmee.lic) or standard
edition (tsmbasic.lic).
HTH.
Cheers.
Arnaud
Hi Eric,
I've checked this on some of our XP Systems with TSM 5.3.2.0. We have the
same strange behaviour : No error during backup, no exclude options of this
files. But : I can't see the file xcopy.exe, neither on TSM-GUI nor on dsmc
commandline (q backup).
Kindest regards,
Boris Herrmann
I'm running a 5.3.2.0 client and can see xcopy in dsmsched.log
Thomas Rupp
Hi,
I've got it running on my tsm server (W2K) and haven't seen any problems
with it
Grz
Martin Jas
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Paul Dudley
Sent: Thursday, February 09, 2006 4:25 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: [ADSM-L]
Hi all,
I would like to retrieve the elapsed time that is associated to a
particular schedule. However when I issue the command Select * from
actlog. The schedname is blank. So how could I have the schedule name
display when i re-issue the same command? How could I manipulate the
database part?
A schedule can be associated with multiple nodes. Hence, one can rather
attempt
SELECT * FROM SUMMARY which may be filtered on SCHEDULE_NAME or
ENTITY(node) and the elapsed time may be calculated using the start_time
and end_time.
Or
Try processing the ANR2507I message from actlog:
ANR2507I
Hi all
When executing commandos BACKUP STGPOOL or MOVE DATA from pool of disc to
tape appear the messages of error that are more down.
TSM has been working for a year, these processes are made habitually and
began to fail the last week.
In the support page, they appear some cases, but they do
Eric,
You can use the client QUERY SYSTEMINFO command to see which files are
protected by Windows system file protection, and are thus part of the
system state.
dsmc query systeminfo sfp
will list all system-protected files.
dsmc query systeminfo sfp=fully-qualified-file-name -console
Hello all,
I ran this via the admin schedule but it just seem to execute
the first part of the script (run test_query_script)?
do I need a second admin schedule to kick off the next script
and so on? If so how would the serial part of the command
be incorporated into to that? I tried wait=yes and
Timothy,
You should build an admin schedule, which initiates something like run
Global_script, and then in this global_script, have all of your commands,
like:
run test_query_script wait=yes
run stop_disk_migration wait=yes
run test_query_script
Hope this helped !
Cheers.
Arnaud
Contact support. I had a similar situation. Here's the synopsis:
The data is corrupt but may be recoverable via a PTF. New storage pools
defined with 5.3 will verify the data before moving to a different pool.
If the data is corrupt it will not move the data so recovery efforts can
be
Timothy,
You could also do something in 'global_script' like this:
del sch run_in_future t=a
def sch run_in_future t=a cmd=run another_script active=yes startt=NOW+0:30
peru=o
...if you want your global_script to schedule another script for execution
after a certain delay. That
Hello,
I would like to verify the answer to a question I have regarding
Tivoli's TDP v5.x for Exchange and Exchange2000 (or Exchange 2003)
servers. Our environment is AD, with Window 2000 member servers running
exchange 2000 (or Exchange 2003).
I am pretty sure that this TDP is ONLY
I have created a command script that contains the following:
query media stg=tape_ndmp_offsite -
format=cmd wherestate=mountablenotinlib wherestatus=ful,fil -
cmd=checkin libvol drnaslib vol status=private -
checkl=n cmdf=/t01/dr/nascheckin.vols append=no
I have created an Admin schedule that
Yes, you will need to restore the mailbox store, then use exmerge
utility to restore the mailbox itself. Bricback.doc is a reference you
should look at.
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Consiglio, Tony
Sent: Thursday, February 09,
We are currently migrating our NetWare Client servers to a NetWare Cluster. There are still a few clients that have not been migrated yet...mainly for fear of the unknown by the data owners. From researching, I have found that you cannot restore data from one NW Cluster to another NW
Thanks, Arnaud Bill,
Bill, Thanks for clearing up the use of the Serial and Parallel commands
in a script.
Best,
regards
Bill Kelly wrote:
Timothy,
You could also do something in 'global_script' like this:
del sch run_in_future t=a
def sch run_in_future t=a cmd=run another_script
Hi all;
Has anyone else run across the problem with the V 5.3 client where it
does not accept arguments? You cannot say dsmj -servername=server_b anymore.
Does anyone know if IBM plans to do anything about this?
Please see:
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21197286
We
I was first told to put in ionocopy off in my server options file to
resolve one problem and then latter I was told to remove this option as
it cause other problems. When I query ionocopy option it now shows on.
Your statement is if it is enable then remove it from your option file.
Is 'ON'
This has been discussed many times on this list. You can go back
and look at the previous discussions. I have also summarized below.
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Comments on Exchange individual mailbox restore,
or brick-level backups:
* For any backup
Ionocopy on is what you want. The fact that you had this option off
at one time, as I did, exposes you to the data corruption problem. This
is kind of good news since there is a PTF that can be applied to recover
the data. There is also a PTF available which includes a fix for the
ANR999D
What it happens is that if we make move data of disc to disc, there are no
problems and does not find objects corrupt. We already moved all the
volumes to others in disc.
On 2/9/06, L'Huillier, Denis (GTI) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ionocopy on is what you want. The fact that you had
I'm speaking a little out of my depth here, having never done it myself,
but can you use the netware migration wizard to do this?
I do know that tsm has no official support of netware clusters, so I
think you have to do backups/restores from the standpoint of one node
with the cluster volume
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I am preparing a Clariion CX-300 for TSM disk pools. TSM will be the
only system so I can tune it from end-to-end.
There will be two 4+1 RAID5 groups holding the disk pools. RAID5 or
RAID3 are the only choices due to the number of disks that were
purchased and the amount of space that I need.
Hi all
Anyone got any ideas for a best practice for backup of linux servers
to increase performance?? Typically the backup will be done over WAN
links of 2-100 Mbit.
I'm thinking TCPWINDOWSIZE, TCPBUFFSIZE etc... is the default values
good enough? Or do I have to fine tune here?
Regards
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