I have a need for a query to find the total number of mounts for a
device class with a device type of file. I can't figure it out, any
help would be appreciated.
Ray Baughman
TSM Engineering Systems Administrator
National Machinery LLC
Phone 419-443-2257
Fax 419-443-2376
Email
Might have to do a select from the actlog .. Summary table records Tape
Mount but I didn't see anything that represented a device file mount
other than the act log.
12/21/10 03:16:26 ANR8340I FILE volume
/tsmstgsqllv16/00032D63.BFS mounted.
(SESSION: 841673,
We have setup a small, offsite TSM server to function as a repository of
across-the-wire DBSNAPSHOT database backups for our production TSM
servers. We want each server to perform daily dbsnapshot backups to this
server. Since the offsite server currently has limited disk space
(2-dbsnapshots
Hi Zoltan,
I assume that you are using a device class with DEVTYPE=SERVER, is it so?
If so, have you looked at the DELgraceperiod option in the DEF SERVER command?
Regards,
Paul
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ads...@vm.marist.edu] On Behalf Of Zoltan
Zoltan, use reconcile volumes fix=yes at the source server to get rid of
dangling archive objects at the target server. I have a couple of customers
that have a PMR open for the archive objects of virtual volumes not being
deleted at the target server. You might want to open a PMR too so that
Zoltan,
you will also need to run expiration on the target server to delete what
the
server things are archive files.
Regards,
Bill Colwell
Draper Lab
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ads...@vm.marist.edu] On Behalf Of
J. Pohlmann
Sent: Tuesday, December 21,
Thanks for all the comments/suggestions.
I did try the reconcile volumes but it reported no problems to fix. I
will keep this command handy and run it as necessary or perhaps regularly
to prevent future problems.
Yes, it was the delg=0.
Once corrected for all servers, I went back and
Hello all,
Here is the scenario,
We have 2 physical servers with 3 instances each. I would like to merge
them onto a single physical server.
There is no TCPPORT overlap and I don't see any major issues.
- A single physical host will inherit both IP addresses
- I'll do a DB backup/restore to
Hi,
I believe that if you set the serverhladdress, that address will be used (it's
not in the docs). Of course, if there is only one route to a client, via only
one interface, that source ip-address will be used.
as to binding the TSM server to a specific address, I've asked the question
