Hi,
we have and installation with both products. Which is my problem? it is the
number of volumes that CentricStore creates in order to optimize its
performance. In our case, we have defined in CentricStore 45000 volumes of 5 GB
( this is for incremental backups). When we connect the
Hi,
I've got some old tapes, from non-existing TSM server.
The server was decommisioned 5 years ago.
I don't know the hardware.
Library was LTO SCSI with two drives.
TSM server and client were 5.2.0.0.
I don't know if there is a database on tape,
there is no devconfig and volhistory.
Is it
I would install a server with the same OS as the old server, I would not
care much about the OS version.
Install 5.2.0.0 and test db restores tape by tape, which will take some
time...
A couple of weeks ago the list discussed utilities to read TSM tapes,
maybe a bad or good choice.. Search the
I have a problem with a Solaris client : a rogue script changed
permissions and ownership on all files. The client was then backed up
again. I have tried performing a point-in-time restore of all files to
bring back the lost permissions and ownership.
It appears that this is OK for files that
Dear TSM 2009 interests,
as you may know, the TSM symposium 2009 will take place at the
Grandhotel Petersberg located near Bonn, the former capital of Germany,
in the Koeln/Bonn bay area from 27.-30.09.2009.
Although many of you will have already registered for participation,
today I may remind
This is known behavior, because with Unix file backups, the TSM
database stores a single instance of the file attributes. If using a
different file system with complex directory information, or ACLs in
regular Unix, attributes would be stored in TSM storage pools and you
would have multiple
Hi,
we have and installation with both products. Which is my
problem? it is the number of volumes that CentricStore creates in order
to optimize its performance. In our case, we have defined in
CentricStore 45000 volumes of 5 GB ( this is for incremental backups and it is
a Fujitsu
Hi,
Just go to the itsm admin command line and try to query those volumes
from there. I don't think you will get a reply anytime soon, although
the AdminCenter (last time I took a look at it) is really slow by
itself.
When we were looking into the CentricStor the very small volume size
caused
from my understanding you can do the following:
Take a full TSM database backup from the main site on tape.
Take a backup to volhist.out
Take a backup to devconfig.out
Copy both volhist.out and devconfig.out to the same location in the TSM DR site.
issue the following command:
dsmserv restore db
Well on AIX, I restore my base AIX server from a Sysback tape, and then restore
my TSM DB. I was just wondering if folks who run their server on linux did
something similar. Apparently no one runs their server on linux or else they
don't DR.
David
Allen S. Rout a...@ufl.edu 6/15/2009 8:45
Our dr plan is to restore pack backups taken from the z/os side of our
mainframe. Then restore the latest tsm db to the Z-linux instance.
Not sure when our next dr test is. We'll have to test this then. Just moved
tsm from solaris to Suse sles9.
Gary Lee
Senior System Programmer
Ball State
If you have 5.5 server now, look in the admin ref, Server Utilities chapter,
for the command dsmserv display dbbackupvolume.
It will let you quickly mount the tapes and tell you whether one of them is
a DB backup.
That command was available in 5.3 5.4, don't know about 5.2.
On Tue, Jun 16,
We have an IBM N-Series 6040 (a thinly veiled NetApp 3140) that amoung
other things contains several large volumes (2TB, 35 million files).
These volumes have qtrees defined for the larger top-level directories.
There are numerous other small top-level directories that are not in
qtrees.
We are
Hi Wojciech. You need (obviously) to have hardware that can read the tapes.
Then install a TSM server at 5.2.0.0 on the same OS platform as the
original server. You will need to recreate the device configuration file.
Then run dsmserv display dbbackupvolume against each tape, capture/print
the
I don't have knowledge of Netapp NDMP, but I have EMC NDMP and I created
virtual file systems. I have a VFS name which points to a real file
system on the EMC.
I have one large partition and I created 8 virtual file system from it.
I backup each VFS one at a time.
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Ken,
There are some issues in the way current the TSM servers handles the
NDMP backups but in my opinion, they are making great progress with the
upcoming TSM server V6.1 release.
The Error beginning NDMP backup - illegal arguements.Check that the
filespace/path '/vol/xyz/-' exists. error
Ken,
If the N-series is providing CIFs shares, you should consider backing
up with a windows server mounting the shares and then using the
-snapdiff option in TSM V6 client. This greatly simplifies recovery
as it is nearly identical to regular client recoveries.
NDMP backups are
Hello TSM'ers,
TSM Server 5.5.1.0 on AIX 5.3
3 dual-core processors, 10 GB ram
105 GB database, 23.6% utilized
I have a question about scheduling a database query.
I run a daily query to get the total data archived, and the results
reported do not include the total of all of the data archived.
Hi list,
I have TSM Server 5.5 running on a Windows 2003 Server box. I´ve instaleld
ISC6011 with no errors. However, when installing the TSM Admin Center I´ve got
an error saying that the ISC601 installation path could not be found
(C:\Program Files\IBM\ISC601).
The path exists and ISC is
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Subject: Re: best backup method for millions of small files?
Hi Norman
Your post worries me, as I'm just
Hi to all
Need to restore an image backup of a Windows 2000 server , my tsm Client is
5.5.1 . I need to know the correct steps:
The restore image is on the same machine (same hardware) I did the restore
image successfully (got the correct specification and no error on the log file).
Hi All
A bit of explanation first... bear with it there is a point.
One of my customers is implementing a big SAP landscape on AIX. The design
has multiple P595s with many lpars. Backup was to be via hardware
snapshot of volumes to San Volume Controller in front of DS8000 disk, which
then
On 17 jun 2009, at 06:43, Steven Harris wrote:
Hi All
A bit of explanation first... bear with it there is a point.
One of my customers is implementing a big SAP landscape on AIX. The
design
has multiple P595s with many lpars. Backup was to be via hardware
snapshot of volumes to San Volume
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