Hi There,
Still working on my archive issue. Thanks for all the good ideas and we maybe
will change our Archive Policy later but.
If we generate a backupset and somehow the TSM Server shuts down and the
Backupset hasn't been finish.
Is there any way to continue on a broken job? Because if
Thanks George for your response! I believe this is a PreSched command issue.
regards
Huebschman, George J. wrote:
There is a preschedule command failing. A Failed preschedule command
should stop everything after that from occurring.
Find out what the PreSched command is trying to do
Hamilton,
This is a known issue when you have huge numbers of inactive and active
backups and your policy does not expire them in a timely manner (or ever).
The problem is that the DP/Exchange GUI is querying and sorting
huge numbers of TSM server objects in order to render them
on the screen for
On Jan 16, 2008, at 7:42 PM, Lepre, James wrote:
Ok that is true thank you.. However I also have
EXCLUDE.BACKUP *:\...\*.ldf
EXCLUDE.BACKUP *:\...\*.mdf
EXCLUDE.BACKUP *:\...\*.ndf
And these extensions are still showing up in the activity log as open
files that are trying to be backed up..
Server: TSM running on z/OS 1.7
Just upgraded to 5.5
My NetWare clients are now running full backups instead of the
incrementals which are specified. It looks as if every Netware server
that I have is doing this. Obviously, this is killing my disk and tape
storage space. This
Hi Timothy!
The first 5.5 patch level has yet to be released, so my guess is we'll
have to wait a while before seeing the first maintenance release...
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
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Hi Loon,
Thanks!
Loon, E.J. van - SPLXM wrote:
Hi Timothy!
The first 5.5 patch level has yet to be released, so my guess is we'll
have to wait a while before seeing the first maintenance release...
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
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Hi *,
We have 10 tape drives, and two instances with a total of 16 onsite and offsite
tape pools. In addition, we use Commonstore for mail. We get frequent
complaints from users that their mail retrievals are very slow. Most of the
time, they go back a few years and this data is on tape. When
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Kevin P. Kinder
Server: TSM running on z/OS 1.7
Just upgraded to 5.5
My NetWare clients are now running full backups instead of the
incrementals which are specified. It looks as if every Netware server
that I
Agreed.
I tell my customers NOT to install OFS unless they have a reason, and only
on systems where they know what the reason is.
It triggers a LOT of unncessary and pretty unintelligible VSS errors, and is
usually doing nothing worthwhile.
Look at your TSM daily reporter output on clients
So how would you recommend to backup open PST files? Unfortunately in the
SMB space, most desktops are running Outlook and the users typically leave
their mail open at night.
Elana Samuels
Tier 1 Data Solutions Inc.
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I'm not saying NOT to use OFS, it's available if you need it.
But I don't recommend rolling it out to all Windows systems if there is no
documented need for it.
On 1/17/08, Elana Samuels [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So how would you recommend to backup open PST files? Unfortunately in the
SMB
Dude,
Let's get simple.
Just download the .pdf version of the manual you want, put it on a CD, and
take it to your local Kinko's/Fedex copy center.
They will print from the pdf for you, double sided, B White or color,
prepunched.
I do it, when I need to.
You can even log on and mail it to them so
Thanks for the reply Mark. That isn't the case here - I only have three
NetWare servers that are running in a cluster - the other 20 or so are
standalone, and all are exhibiting the problem.
Kevin Kinder
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Kevin,
Are you sure that someone hasn't set the mode to absolute in your backup
copygroup? Some places run a weekly full by setting the mode to absolute
via an admin schedule and then back to modified in another schedule. If
yours does this could the change back have failed?
Regards
Steve
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Hi Del
This makes a lot of sense,
Thank you very much
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Thanks Steve, but that's not the case here. We don't do fulls in that
manner. I checked the modes of all my copygroups just to make sure --
all are set to Modified.
Below is the result of q copygroup f=d for one of my copygroups:
Policy Domain Name : DNR_xx
Policy Set
Hi,
And why would I like to backup desktop PST files instead of the Exchange
server?
Can someone tell me the benefits since I probably is missing something...
//Henrik
Living in a cetralized enviroment where everything that needs backup are
servers, ex. Private/Common areas, Exchange etc.
After some time of inactivity Outlook releases the lock to a PST.
If you get too many locked PST files one solution could be to lower this value
(see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/222328)
We use subfilebackup to reduce the amount of backed up data.
Every time a user opens outlook the PST file
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