Hi,
there is a option called httpport.
Best,
Alex
Kiran schrieb:
Hi,
I want to change the Default port no 1581 of BA client as I have to access
two TSM clients of 2 Server instances from a single server .
Regards,
Kiran.
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boy, i'm confused ... we are apparentlly getting oracle exodata on
try/buy and there is
backup questions of course ..
i have only quick one: can i do lanfree backups from machine which
doesn't have storage agent installed ?
i mean another machine has sta installed and sees tsm tape drives as
Hi,
You can use a storage agent on another machine. Data will be sent over
the LAN to that machine, so its partial LANfree.
Regards,
k
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thanks, so basically this i not useful at all ? LOL :-)))
2009/3/5 Bos, Karel karel@atosorigin.com:
Hi,
You can use a storage agent on another machine. Data will be sent over
the LAN to that machine, so its partial LANfree.
Regards,
k
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Thank you for the background, Andy. I always appreciate when you take
the time to craft a thoughtful answer. I think all of us do. Sound
free advice is not something to take for granted!
As in most shops, there are divisions of authority and responsibility
here. An authoritative YMMV goes a
I have a temporary situation to define a 3494 as two separate libraries to move
data from 3590 to ts1120.
We are not using a library server.
TSM 5.4.4 on zlinux sles9.
I define the library, path, drivers, and paths, for the ts1120 tapes, and all
works.
Now I define a library with different
I would think with both library definitions on the same server that you
would need to define it as SHARED=YES.
We were in the same situation recently when we were running both 3590 and
3592 in the same 3494.
Lee, Gary D. g...@bsu.edu
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On Mar 5, 2009, at 9:13 AM, Lee, Gary D. wrote:
ANR8444e define drive: library 3590lib unavailable.
Gary -
That sounds like a Path problem to me. Assure that the path
definitions are appropriate, and that Query Path shows all such paths
online.
I run 3590 and 3592 in a 3494 just fine line
If I do a del vol xx discarddata=yes on a primary storage pool volume,
will TSM retain knowledge that the data still exists on a copypool volume?
If yes, is there a way to recreate the primary storage pool volume from the
copy pool data?
David
If you delete a primary volume TSM also deletes the data from the copy pool.
If you mark a primary destroyed then you can recover from the copy pool.
Andy Huebner
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On 5 mrt 2009, at 16:08, David E Ehresman wrote:
If I do a del vol xx discarddata=yes on a primary storage pool
volume, will TSM retain knowledge that the data still exists on a
copypool volume?
yes.
If yes, is there a way to recreate the primary storage pool volume
from the copy pool
On 5 mrt 2009, at 16:12, Huebner,Andy,FORT WORTH,IT wrote:
If you delete a primary volume TSM also deletes the data from the
copy pool.
not true.
If you mark a primary destroyed then you can recover from the copy
pool.
if you just enter restore volume, it will be marked as destroyed
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Subject: Re: Deleting primary storage volumes
On 5 mrt 2009, at 16:12, Huebner,Andy,FORT WORTH,IT wrote:
If you delete a
On Thursday 05 March 2009, Remco Post wrote:
On 5 mrt 2009, at 16:12, Huebner,Andy,FORT WORTH,IT wrote:
If you delete a primary volume TSM also deletes the data from the
copy pool.
not true.
Euh, wrong. You delete all primary pointers to the file and this deletes also
all copy storage pool
Shared=yes wasn't the answer.
As advized by Richard Sims, I checked paths, but all seemed well.
Deleted library and path for 3590lib.
Cut and pasted each define comand from my macro file one at a time.
This worked.
Now to see if a commit will make the macro work.
Thanks all.
Gary Lee
Senior
On Thu, 5 Mar 2009 10:28:00 +1100, Steven Harris sjhar...@au1.ibm.com said:
The easiest reclamation is the one you don't do, so place TDP data
or archives that will expire in strict time sequence into their own
storage pools and resist the temptation to reclaim at all. You may
need to
Verified. From the 5.5 Administrators Reference page 420 under
DISCARDdata=Yes
If the volume being deleted is a primary storage pool volume, the server
checks whether any copy storage pool has copies of files that are being
deleted. When files stored in a primary storage pool volume are deleted,
I stand corrected, thanks!
On Mar 5, 2009, at 17:15 , Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU wrote:
Verified. From the 5.5 Administrators Reference page 420 under
DISCARDdata=Yes
If the volume being deleted is a primary storage pool volume, the
server
checks whether any copy storage pool has copies of files
I'm trying to get the Exchange TDP 5.5.1.0 working on a Windows 2008 server
running Exchange 2007. We're at the point now where we are getting the
below error running a script from the command line. I'm neither a Windows
nor Exchange admin, but the admin I'm working with has verified that all
Good Afternoon,
Can we assume as the this is a cluster, that you are backing up the passive
node of the exchange cluster.
We are using a different product for exchange backups, but there are at least
two problems that can cause problems with the passive node backup.
For one of them we see
I have a W2K3, SP2 Cluster with TSM 5.5.0.0 client going to TSM 5.4.3.0 server.
Went live 2 months ago and all o.k. Then a couple of weeks ago,
the 2 individual noes local C D drive stopped backing up.
Message is: ANS1153E 'hfnode1\c$' is a cluster disk. (Same
for D drive.)
I looked and see
Hello guys,
No one in the distribution list has solaris10 connected to tape SAN (either as
TSM server or as LANFree client) with IBMtape?
Need your help/input!
Thanks,
Swapna.
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Subject:
It turned out to be all about permissions...
Thanks!
On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 1:51 PM, Len Boyle len.bo...@sas.com wrote:
Good Afternoon,
Can we assume as the this is a cluster, that you are backing up the passive
node of the exchange cluster.
We are using a different product for exchange
z/OS TSM 5.4.3.0
AIX TSM 5.5.1.1
MIGRATE NODE doesn't seem to preserve collocation group membership.
Is this WAD or a bug? (I can see arguments about how complex it gets if the
target node doesn't have the collocation groups defined, but this doesn't
even try!)
Also, MIGRATE NODE yyy TOS=xxx
How does one backs up a non Windows OS in a VMware environment? The TSM
client (5.5.1) in the VCB explicitly states that the BACKUP VM command
will only backup a Window OS. Would one install the appropriate TSM
client inside the VM and schedule the VM directly? Any other options?
Hi Norman,
What OS does the guest OS running? OS/2, FreeBSD, BeOS, EyeOS?
If you are running Solaris, Linux, Netware, Open Enterprise Server or any other
OS you maybe can find a TSM Client and install it locally in the guest OS.
If you run a OS that TSM don't support, why not install TSM on the
I was looking at Linux and Solaris x86. Both of these OS have TSM clients
available, but apparently cannot be backup by using the VCB. I figure I can
backup the VMDK image file, but not the individual files in the zfs. I was
trying to find out what other options would I have and whether
On Friday 06 March 2009, Gee, Norman wrote:
I was looking at Linux and Solaris x86. Both of these OS have TSM clients
available, but apparently cannot be backup by using the VCB. I figure I
can backup the VMDK image file, but not the individual files in the zfs. I
was trying to find out
On 6 mrt 2009, at 02:52, Gee, Norman wrote:
How does one backs up a non Windows OS in a VMware environment? The
TSM
client (5.5.1) in the VCB explicitly states that the BACKUP VM command
will only backup a Window OS. Would one install the appropriate TSM
client inside the VM and schedule the
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