Short question, because I'm not shure:
Does versions data deleted=0 mean:
If file is deleted its backup version is also immediately deleted during
next backup/expiration -
despite the duration-setting for retain only backup version?
Kind regards
Stefan Holzwarth
On Jun 13, 2007, at 7:12 AM, Stefan Holzwarth wrote:
Short question, because I'm not shure:
Does versions data deleted=0 mean:
If file is deleted its backup version is also immediately deleted
during
next backup/expiration -
despite the duration-setting for retain only backup version?
Yes.
Hi Everyone,
I would like to have 30 days of data retained within the cdlb_aix (onsite
cdl) storage pool before it gets migrated to the tape_aix pool (onsite
physical tape). I have defined the migration delay parameter to be 30 and
I just want to make sure that I understand what I have defined.
Hi all,
I encountered an error on the tape while doing a TDP for Exchange backup.
The error was ANR 8355E I/O error reading label for volume A000122.
After the unsuccessful backup finished, some of the tapes that were mount
during the backup has changed from readwrite to unavailable.
I
On Jun 13, 2007, at 7:58 AM, Joni Moyer wrote:
Will the
data remain in cdlb_aix for 30 days unless the pool hits its 90% full
mark?
Basically. The server counts the number of days from the day that
the file was stored in the storage pool or was last retrieved by a
client, whichever is more
On Jun 13, 2007, at 8:17 AM, zareyna salim wrote:
I have update all the unavailable tape to read write status and run
the back
up but still I encountered the ANR8355E error and the tapes again
change the
status to unavailable.
Experienced causes of that message are in
Doing a HELP 8355 from the TSM admin command line gives a suggestion that the
PATH statements do not correctly point to the right
drive(s). Possibly the DEVICE= specified in the PATH isn't the correct DRIVE of
the ELEMENT= you specified. Most libraries and TSM
today support the
You have to set Migcontinue to No and it should work the way you want.
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Joni Moyer
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Subject: Storage Pool Parameter: Migration Delay question
The VTL is a Sepaton S2100-ES and yes it is disk only.
I don't see the benefit that a tape backed system would bring, how
does that really differ from a physical tape ATL with TSM providing a
DISKPOOL front end?
Fewer tape-head-hours: I understand your confusion, there was no way
to reduce
Hi there,
Previously the backup ran successfully until we change the active server to
passive server on 25 May. Since then we receive intermittent backup
unsuccessful due to ANS1315E RC15 Unexpected Retry request and had made the
tape status change to unavailable.The paths were define correctly
(Apologies if I've asked this before; I can't find any trace of an
answer, let alone that I sent the question, although I've thought of
asking in the past.)
We may have new requirements from a user that are a better match for
TSM's archival functions than its backup functions. Can anyone point
Looking for feedback on how folks backup there EMC Celerra NAS ? Are you
using NDMP ? Just regular backups via Windoze nodes ?
Zoltan Forray
Virginia Commonwealth University
Office of Technology Services
University Computing Center
e-mail:
hi all,
i'm trying to set up schedulers for TDPO nodes on AIX using DSMCAD ,
the problem is that (at least i think so) if i want to use /api/bin64
directory as configuration path with dsm.sys and separated
dsm_INSTANCE_tdpo.opt files
i have to set up
To migrate a server TSM from a platform to another (AIX to Windows)
Recommended strategy to migrate DB?
DSMSERV DUMPDB ???
Export ???
Thanks.
I have a VMware virtual Linux server that had its DASD on an iSCSI device.
There was a failure of the iSCSI NAS device and the virtual image files
were lost. I have started over by creating a
very basic out-of-the-box Linux server (i.e. no service pack, no add-ons,
etc.)
I was just wondering
On Jun 13, 2007, at 10:40 AM, goc wrote:
another thing is what about PASSWORDACCESS Prompt for TDPO ? if i want
to use dsmcad the PASSWORDACCESS has to be generate, right ? otherwise
i'm getting ANS2050E TSM needs to prompt for the password but cannot
prompt because the process is running in
Uh, if You have vmware, it's simple - install linux + tsm client,
create empty disc (for new machine), boot and mount somewhere new FS
connect to tsm, restore into 'somwhere' filesystem, create new
machine, re-connect this FS.
That's all.
2007/6/13, David Browne [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have a
On Jun 13, 2007, at 11:07 AM, TSM User wrote:
To migrate a server TSM from a platform to another (AIX to Windows)
Recommended strategy to migrate DB?
DSMSERV DUMPDB ???
Export ???
Use Export, as described in the Admin Guide. Technote 1137678
emphasizes using Export.
And, my sympathies
And, ofcourse, You must migrate data from tape from aix to windows.
2007/6/13, Richard Sims [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Jun 13, 2007, at 11:07 AM, TSM User wrote:
To migrate a server TSM from a platform to another (AIX to Windows)
Recommended strategy to migrate DB?
DSMSERV DUMPDB ???
Export
Hi Andy,
At the time the error appeared, i din't see any other messages
related to this; yesterday, i tried to
query the activity log for that period in two different ways and here
are the results:
I've been looking for such a beast as well. There is a document for Windows
(http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21164812) but none for Linux.
What we did to BMR a normal linux box is:
* create a bootable linux CD (Knoppix) with a TSM client on it
* boot from this cd
* mount the disk
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager on behalf of Richard Sims
On May 20, 2007, at 8:50 AM, Michael Bartl wrote:
But the good thing is, that (even without a reason) the problems were
gone when we started to use raw devices instead of filesystems. ...
Makes one wonder if excessive, delayed file system
Hi Mark,
I went out and looked at the definition for migration continue and if I
set it to no, then it will only migrate files if they have been residing
in the storage pool for 30 days and with no exceptions.
If I leave that parameter as yes, then when the storage pool reaches 90%
it will
2 virtual machines W2k3 R2 x64 doing incr backup (with compression) each night
of complete NAS (~8 mio files and ~ 4,5T Byte). Each vm has 5 TSM nodes
defined, that backup a part of each filesystem e.g. first directories starting
with a-f then second g-i, j-o, p-u, ... That gives very well
a couple of newbie questions,
1- How can I list ALL the tapes that are known to TSM (onsite, offsite, drm,
scratch ..etc)?
2- If a tape shows as STGNEW, will the data in it be recoverable?
To give a little bit of history...
I have a bunch of tapes, I am told used to
On 6/13/07, Thomas Rupp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What we did to BMR a normal linux box is:
* create a bootable linux CD (Knoppix) with a TSM client on it
AFAIK, Knoppix is a close relative of Debian which makes use of .deb, not .rpm.
How do you install the client on it?
(Do you extract RPM
Welcome to the community, Daad!
1- TSM classifies tapes in three partially-overlapping ways: LIBVOL's are
the tapes that TSM knows about in an attached tape library; a Q LIBVOL
will show these volumes, including scratch tapes, and other tapes in the
library that aren't in storage pools. VOL's are
This morning we received a TSM alert:
The database utilization is too high. Condition (85.1 85)
Recommendation: Consider a database space trigger or increase the size
of the database.
Going back through my daily TSM reports I have seen that the database
utilization has increased from 60% to 85%
Dave -
- Exclude the dsmerror.log itself from backup.
- Exclude temp areas (and browser caches, if possible).
- Code CHAngingretries with a reasonable value.
The ANS1802E message means that the backup did finish.
This is just a matter of iteratively tuning your backup options to
skip the
That note in manual means the size of an individual DB Volume,
not the DB as a whole. There are more automatic extensions
of disks, filesystems, etc. these days - and more to come.
After you have formatted a DB volume with TSM, you shouldn't monkey
with it at the OS level.
Extend DB is what you
OK - when I run a q db the available space in MB is 32,768, the
assigned capacity in MB is 32,768 and the maximum extension in MB is 0.
I assume that this means that I have to run def dbvol to create
another database volume file before I can run extend db?
Regards
Paul
-Original
sure does
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With TSM on the mainframe, I have access to console message automation
and tape media management with CA-1 or RMM.
I understand that with AIX, I will no longer have these functions
provided for me. On z/OS the tape library is manage by other mainframe
products. TSM on z/OS has no knowledge
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