I don't know if you are going to be able to do that with a select statement.
adsm.archives adsm.backups have the NODE_NAME, FILESPACE_NAME, HL_NAME,
LL_NAME but no info on size
adsm.occupancy has node_name, filespace_name, some MB fields but nothing
file name specific
adsm.contents has
What was on /dev/rtsmvglv11 ?
By the errors you are seeing, I'd guess either a data base or a log volume.
does errpt show problems on the physical volume(s) that are tsmvglv11 ?
Dwight
-Original Message-
From: Michelle Wiedeman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 12,
YOU MIGHT be able to take the /dev/rtsmvglv11 out of your dsmserv.dsk file
and try starting tsm.
In seeing your ...11 first, and seeing it ~messed up~ TSM is more than
likely going to simply state
I'm broke, I'm going down...
and letting you deal with how you want to fix it...
try
Well, since a system privileged admin id could change the node's password
and then connect without using their admin id password (use the one they
just set it to) I can see why the straight use of their id password would
be allowed.
Just another reason why management should pay their TSM
So right Wanda !
I just tried in 4.2 using my sys admin id and its password to connect with,
then tried to look at a backup of
tsm q backup /usr/tivoli/tsm/client/ba/bin/dsm.sys
ANS1092E No files matching search criteria were found
tsm q backup /usr/tivoli/tsm/client/ba/bin/dsm.sys -inact
ANS1092E
I have SC33-6340-02
Tivoli Data Protectio for R/3
Installatio User 's Guide for Oracle
Version 3 Release 2 11
Dwight E. Cook
Software Application Engineer III
Science Applications International Corporation
509 S. Boston Ave. Suite 220
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74103-4606
Office (918) 732-7109
Eric,
did you double check that you still have cleaning cycles left on
your cleaning tape(s) ?
mtlib -l/dev/lmcp3 -qL | more
Library Data:
operational state..Automated Operational State
functional state...00
input stations.1
output
make sure your cleaning volume mask is set properly...
I think by default it is CLN999
I've set it to CLN***
do this all from the console on the ATL...
Dwight
-Original Message-
From: Loon, E.J. van - SPLXM [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 10, 2003 10:18 AM
To: [EMAIL
Sure...
just move data vol stg=newstgpool
all the time I move tapes back into diskpools...
Dwight
-Original Message-
From: Michael Raine [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2003 9:36 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Move date to different media type
Has anyone every
Old style Full+Incr (as it was some 15-20 years ago...)
Say you run weekend full with weekday incrementals.
Say on Friday, your environment goes down
You restore from your weekend full
You restore from your Mon incr (all the data on the tapes)
You restore from your Tue incr
One thing you have to watch out for is that...
when you do that you alter the keys which TSM uses...
Key fields in various situations are NODE, FILE_SYSTEM (filespace_name),
directory path ie stuff between the mount point where the file resides
(hl_name), FILE (ll_name)
Now you used to have
where you used today=today-500 is saying you only want to delete entries
OLDER than 500 days ago... In other words, you are asking it to KEEP things
that are less than about 1.5 years, probably not what you want...
Use del volhist t=dbb tod=today-7 or some number smaller than 500...
I only keep
Here there are DB servers with 3.8 TB oracle SAP instances on them and they
backup at a peak rate of 304-342 GB/hr.
How ?
Large client server (Sun E10K with 32 processors)
Gb ethernet
15 concurrent client sessions
client compression
goes to diskpool, not straight to tape...
Each session is able
If you don't specify a dirmc, tsm will associate the directory entries with
the LONGEST retention management class available in the domain under which
the node is registered...
Dwight
-Original Message-
From: Michael Kindermann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003
3.1 is really old !
Try using a wild card...
first try
q file ZWORYKIN.ITG.UIUC.EDU *c
if that lists what you desire, try
del file ZWORYKIN.ITG.UIUC.EDU *c
Dwight
-Original Message-
From: Alexander Lazarevich [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2003
, Cook, Dwight E wrote:
3.1 is really old !
Try using a wild card...
first try
q file ZWORYKIN.ITG.UIUC.EDU *c
if that lists what you desire, try
del file ZWORYKIN.ITG.UIUC.EDU *c
Dwight
-Original Message-
From: Alexander Lazarevich [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
and access=Read/Write, the tape is in the
library and there are no requests outstanding and Mount Limit = Drives :-(
My head is starting to hurt !!
Stephen
|-+---
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I'll assume you did have backslashes when you used them in the
include/exclude statement and not the slashes you have in your note...
I've found that when in doubt, ask TSM what it expects...
Try doing a q file boxwa009 and take its specification for D: and use
it...
probably
And ya know... this is why I just LOVE TSM !
you can do anything you want...
take one drawer of SSA and set it up as JBOD and put it all as a storage
pool for non-critical backups/archives
take another drawer of SSA and set it up in a raid of your choice for more
critical backups/archives
I would believe this would be due to file sizes and the fact that TSM uses
aggregates, where a lot of little files will be bunched together.
Or to do with other things along the lines of txnbytelimit txngroupmax
etc...
TSM won't delete the file from the client UNTIL IT IS SURE IT HAS IT ON THE
I hadn't thought of that but in looking at my old GC35-0154-02 IBM SCSI Tape
Drive, Medium Changer, Library Device Drivers (installation user's
guide) I do see where the write option of tapeutil allows you to write a
file.
# backup ~myfile.tar~ to tape
tapeutil -f/dev/rmt0 write
what platform ?
when did it break ?
I'm at 4.2.2.0 on AIX and I get into the millions on a regular basis...even
10's of millions as I seem to remember.
Sess
Number
---
1,354,1
76
1,365,0
47
1,369,9
14
Dwight
-Original Message-
From: Jolliff, Dale [mailto:[EMAIL
OK, is the server a client of a tsm server or is it the actual tsm
server ?
if it is just a different client node, just do a
dsmc -virtualnode=other_name
and you may (if you know the other nodes password into the tsm server)
restore its backups to your current client box.
Dwight
I can say that from an RS/6000 AIX server using a 3494-L12 (with 3590-B1A's)
that the restore db works JUST FINE !
You don't have to do anything funny...
Dwight
-Original Message-
From: Steve Roder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, January 27, 2003 1:05 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Also, how often will they perform the archives ???
how many files make up the data ???
etc...
You want to take such things into consideration because they will have an
impact on your environment in general (in the form of tsm server data base
growth, tsm db performance issues, tape
NO but YES, sort of...
NO, you can't alter the management class (and thus the retention period) of
archived files
BUT you could do something like export the node (or as little data as
possible but still including the data you need)
then you could save those export tapes for 5 years...
When you
management class to manage the
archive copy.
If the default management class does not contain an archive copy group, the
server uses the archive retention grace period specified for the policy
domain.
-Original Message-
From: Cook, Dwight E [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 22
You can look into two server options that can cancel a session if is isn't
getting X amount of data transfered after Y period of time.
THROUGHPUTDATA- THRESHOLD Specifies a throughput threshold that a client
session must reach to prevent
being cancelled after the time threshold is reached.
Daniel,
this is all just ~network routing~.
We have, for example, an AIX 4.3.3 ML09~ish (I don't know if any maint. has
gone on lately) with 3 NIC's (2-100Mb 1-Gb).
They are each on a different subnet.
~default~ routing takes subnet traffic out the interface attached to that
subnet and
If you want to remove a DB volume because you aren't using that much space
based on the Pct. Util.,
but you can't because the max reduction isn't large enough.
Be it good or bad, I can't say but we've had 10 TSM servers (most are going
on 7 years old now) and the only place I've ever unloaded
It is a double check type situation...
A schedule won't run unless the client node has had at least ONE opportunity
to see that it is going to occur.
Say schedmode is prompted and your q sched period is 24 (and for example,
happens at 12:00 noon-ish)
OK, if I were a ~bad admin~ I might try to
the last 3 are state, class, type.
values ???
State: I like 00 anything other then that is a problem...
Class: Looks like 10 is 3590 1/2 inch cartridge tape
Type: Looks like 00 is HPCT 320m nominal length
and 01 is EHPCT extended length
EA0025 03EA 00 10 01
zdec23@tsmutl01/home/zdec23
that becomes a real nightmare fast !
I've had to do that in the past and I can say that it really REALLY isn't
what you want to do !
How big is your library ? I'd look into adding a storage expansion frame.
OR look into drive upgrades from B's to E's... that alone doubles your
capacity, then if
Sure, probably on your new server those don't exist as filesystems
Only filesystems may be used in domains so the source server is treating
them as filesystems.
the filesystem is part of a key internally in tsm...
on your ~test~ box you probably only have /var as the filesystem...
use something
Allen makes a critical implied statement of YOU MUST TEST YOUR RECOVERY PLAN
!
If not and you have to use it and it doesn't go smooth...
Personally, I classify myself as probably being at the lowest place on the
earth... and even if something were to initially miss me, it would
So to me that indicates that your clients are probably compressing the data.
Here are examples from some of my environments...
Volume Name Storage Device EstimatedPct Volume
Pool NameClass Name Capacity Util Status
Because of internal locks that aren't being readily resolved.
Look for a client (or clients) that have been connected for a long time (say
4-6+ hours)
Also look for other things like expiration, reclamation, migration, etc...
processes that might be running also.
Might only been client sessions
What I have noticed over the years (in AIX environments) is that TSM spreads
the load out across its direct access volumes.
Say you have 9 logical volumes across 3 physical and you have 3 inbound
client sessions...
TSM will spread that inbound traffic across 3 of its (locical) volumes.
If you have
Are you sure it skips /var ?
Could it be that /var is just a subdirectory under the filesystem / ?
(and you don't see ~...processing file system /var...~ ? )
I'd also double check the include/exclude list specified in the dsm.sys file
for the tsm server being used.
I'd also check the restart data
OK... TSM will estimate the capacity of a device/media pair based on what
you set with the device class definition and if nothing is specified there,
it will be based on what the ~driver~ reports, THIS IS WHILE A VOLUME IS
FILLING.
Now what is actually shown as the capacity once the volume is FULL
With the recent Window virus that zeros out files blah blah balh
I tested the behavior of TSM expiration (on an AIX 4.3.3, TSM 4.2.2.0
server)
What did I double check ? ? ?
With retain extra, does that mean
A) X days from the time a file goes inactive
or
B) X days from the creation
-Original Message-
From: Cook, Dwight E
Sent: Monday, January 13, 2003 11:38 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Inactive version expiration, just a note...
With the recent Window virus that zeros out files blah blah balh
I tested the behavior of TSM expiration (on an AIX 4.3.3, TSM 4.2.2.0
Well, TSM doesn't want to label them while they are PRIVATE and TSM doesn't
really know what is going on...
You might be able to do a del vol against them to get them back to scratch,
then do your label libvol
I believe you can use the volrange if you specify search=yes BUT I'd make
sure and use
I recall being told or reading (a long time ago) that the algorithm used by
3590 tape drives is the same as used by the adsm/tsm client.
Either at the client or at the drive, it is just running data through a
program...
but this would tend to support different possibilities based on what piece
of
I take it you have a specific reason why don't you want him running
(completing) a night's backup ?
If it is only due to files that change frequently being backed up a second
time within a day, you could look into setting the backup copy group's
frequency to 1. (all depends on specifically you
That would be a combination of the retain extra, versions data exists,
versions data deleted options of the backup copy group.
If management says I want everything for the last 60 days but nothing older
then that
vde:unlimited
vdd:unlimited
re:60
(retain only:60 also)
Now if by date, they mean
I sent this yesterday and attached the doc/text on the cleanup archdir
command but it didn't post because it was to big.
If someone needs the info on cleanup archdir I could send it directly to
them.
Dwight
-Original Message-
From: Cook, Dwight E [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent
OK, I've had a question put to me and so far I just don't know...
With such viruses, as the ones that zero out files under windows, is there
an easy way to see if TSM is holding any zero-byte files ? ? ? (ie. check
from the TSM server for potentially infected client nodes...)
I tried testing
what I was looking for for a
long time. (statistics of what my SQL nodes are backing up).
Thanks
-Original Message-
From: Cook, Dwight E [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2003 8:57 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: How to check utilization of your storagepools
When using passwordaccess generate, you, as an admin, will first need to
connect (using a dsmc session) and do anything to force a connection (like a
q sched), at which time you will be prompted for the password as was set
during the registration of the node to the new tsm server... after that, a
Correct, if you have NEVER gone through the ~validate policy~ ~activate
policy~ you will see an active one listed as $$ACTIVE$$, just a reminder
that you are running with something YOU haven't looked into.
Also if you import a policy from another server, and that policy had an
ACTIVE policy set
I've looked through the archives and can't find much.
I've waded through IBM's web sites and can't find specifics...
Has anyone found any recomendations on max number of 3590's (FC attached)
per FC card on host ?
Environments I'm looking at are 7017-S70's that have a max of 4 FC cards
(6227's)
Humm.
Might help to provide some more configuration information.
I'm getting the picture of SP nodes, two set up in a ~high availability~
configuration ???
For example purposes, lets say there are 3 boxes, box1, box2, box3
box1's hostname is TSM
it has only one schedule (or does
A q stg somediskpool f=d will show
...
Migration in Progress?: Yes
Amount Migrated (MB): 276,894.60
Elapsed Migration Time (seconds): 10,881
...
and once the migration process(es) finish, that should show what was
migrated between when migrations first kicked off and when
Could be the reusedelay for the storage pool they did belong to...
(I use 0 days so I can't say how they look once all the data expires and
they are in a ~waiting to be reused~ state)
Other then that, there was a little bug a while back (sometime prior to
4.2.2.0) that would leave hanging
try watching the interface on the tsm server, if your site in general
doesn't run client compression, your server's interface might be flooded by
other traffic. (heck, even if your clients run compression you still might
flood the interface)
#!/bin/ksh
# my_ent_stats
# if run hourly, will give
Nope,
well, TSM uses standard routing (from the client back to the TSM
server)
The TSM server uses standard routing to reach the client AS SPECIFIED IN THE
TCPCLIENTADDRESS for scheduled events and the packet return address for
non-scheduled activity.
So just set a route on the client
If you are just needing to know if reclamation is running, you might just
look at the adsm.processes table...
tsm: TSMSRV02select * from processes
PROCESS_NUM: 2193
PROCESS: Space Reclamation
START_TIME: 2002-12-19 07:31:00.00
FILES_PROCESSED: 5831
BYTES_PROCESSED:
Uhmmm, Lawrie, I don't think you will get what you want...
Look at TSM as a big file cabinet with copies of files from other servers.
A file in TSM is ACTIVE if it is the way it looked on the client during
the last incremental (or selective)
A file in TSM in INACTIVE if it isn't the way it looked
/
ftp://service.boulder.ibm.com/storage/tivoli-storage-management/maintenance/
client/v3r7/Sequent45/
ftp://service.boulder.ibm.com/storage/adsm/fixes/v3r1/sequent/
On, Cook, Dwight E ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I didn't see anything but I'm going blind in my old age...
Is there any
I didn't see anything but I'm going blind in my old age...
Is there any tsm client that will run on a Sequent box with DYNIX/ptx(R)
V4.4.4
Dwight
Read ALL the fine print on LTO drives associated media !
They are a far cry from 3590's !
check the life expectancy in mounts, full reel reads/writes, etc...
Dwight
-Original Message-
From: Seay, Paul [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, December 16, 2002 12:23 PM
To:
When a file system just ~up goes away~ TSM has no way of knowing WHY ???
might have died due to the media on which it resides died
might have gone away because someone just unmounted it
might have gone away because someone deleted it (for whatever reason)
So TSM freezes that entire
We have 7 that are currently 6 or 7 years old and still going strong !
Two were old VTS libraries from our old MVS environment (L14's I believe is
their technical #)
just throw away a few parts and you've got an L-12 :-)
I think all started in the area of 4 frames and most are 8 frames
BUT tdp/r3 doesn't use the backup copy group of the management class, it
uses the archive copy group.
the reason for 4 (or more) is so if you go straight to a tape drive... like
this...
Storage Device EstimatedPctPct High Low Next Stora-
Pool NameClass NameCapacity
.
757-688-8180
-Original Message-
From: Cook, Dwight E [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 11, 2002 9:16 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: K-cartridges besides J-cartridges
Should see a 2X sticker on the back of your 3590 drive if it is set to
deal with double length
Well,
I'll reference two things here, folks using TDP/R3 (threaded
version) and
TSM client compression might want to read ALL of this.
PMR93135 was from where tdp/r3 3.2.0.8 ignored the setting of
client determined compression.
This was fixed in 3.2.0.11.
Now, TDP/R3
Should see a 2X sticker on the back of your 3590 drive if it is set to
deal with double length tapes.
Also the internal tape spool is green (along with one or two other internal
parts, I seem to recall) so you might be able to look in through the cooling
holes in the top of the case to double
A lot of people will say a lot of different things in response to your
question BUT...
If you schedule a nightly incremental backup, (annd if you retain event
status long enough) you can do things like
q event * * begind=-7 endd=today
from a dsmadmc admin session and see the results (as
Do a q req to look for the request # then issue a reply to that request.
Syntax
-REPLY--request_number--++---
'-LABEL--=--volume_label-'
Dwight E. Cook
Software Application Engineer III
Science Applications International Corporation
509
How I do long term retention is...
I register a node by a new name of old_name_exp ex. dbserver01_exp
then, on that box, I create a special SErver entry it the dsm.sys file that
uses that ~_exp node name
ex.
SErver export_srv
NODE dsmserver01_exp
rest of normal stuff
do the directory archives still go to the management class with the longest
retention ?
I put a 10 year archive management class in systems I built 6 years ago and
as people performed thousands of archives a day (for each of hundreds of
registered clients) the tsm databases grew out of controll...
You can do the math in the statement
tsm: TSMSRVxxselect avg (total_mb/1024) as Average Total GB from
auditocc
Average Total GB
26 (small tsm server)
OR
tsm: TSMSRVxxselect avg (total_mb/1024) as Average Total GB from
auditocc
Average Total GB
the internal copy in the data base gets updated/created on the fly (as a
volume's status changes)
BUT to cut the external file use the backup volhist command from either an
admin session or an admin schedule.
The backup volhist command will write the internal table to the file
specified in the
To bind archive data to a different management class, look at the
-archmc=blah option of the archive command.
Maybe that will work for you...
dsmc archive -pass=blah -archmc=MC2 -subdir=yes c:\temp\*
Dwight
-Original Message-
From: Rushforth, Tim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:
Use the archive command and don't look at items backed up, look at items
archived...
create a MYARCHIVE.BAT with the following stuff...
C:\PROGRA~1\Tivoli\TSM\baclient\dsmc.exe archive -pass=blah -subdir=yes
D:\mypath\*
C:\PROGRA~1\Tivoli\TSM\baclient\dsmc.exe archive -pass=blah -subdir=yes
Make sure IBM has removed the cleaner blocks from the drives.
If tapes are being eaten, I'd say it is probably poorly adjusted pressures
in the drive somewhere or something isn't in proper alignment BUT I'm NOT an
IBM technician so I really shouldn't say...
In 7 years across 7 ATL's with 7 year
are running fibre channel
and not scsi drives. yes, the data is must have... it is all production data
and is being copied for DRM.
how much of a performance hit will it take to turn compression on at the
client level?
-Original Message-
From: Cook, Dwight E [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent
Also might want to check your ~PATH~ and if TSMUTIL1.DLL exists somewhere in
that path.
Might be it can't find the entry point because it can't find the file to
begin with :-O
Dwight
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
Amini, Mehdi
Is 1.6 TB the amount of must have/critical information ?
and is that already compressed ?
Knowing each tape mount runs about 90 seconds, any way to reduce tape mounts
will speed up copies.
If you have collocation on, turning it off ~could~ help... and collocation
can/is set on both primary pools
http://www.tivoli.com/support/public/Prodman/public_manuals/td/TD_PROD_LIST.
html
just worked for me but it wasn't working at about 10:00 CDT
Dwight E. Cook
Software Application Engineer III
Science Applications International Corporation
509 S. Boston Ave. Suite 220
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74103-4606
You can do a
upd vol * acc=readw whereacc=unavail
or
upd vol * acc=readw whereacc=reado
Dwight E. Cook
Software Application Engineer III
Science Applications International Corporation
509 S. Boston Ave. Suite 220
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74103-4606
Office (918) 732-7109
-Original
OK, one would need to verify with Tivoli/IBM but I seem to recall hearing
TSM servers being licensed by physical machine.
IF that is the case then multiple virtual machines under VMware opens up a
whole new world of possibilities as far as cost savings go!
AND where you could run multiple windows
Good reason for IBM ESS Storage ;-)
for diskpool volume mirroring just use AIX mirroring...
Dwight
-Original Message-
From: Loon, E.J. van - SPLXM [mailto:Eric-van.Loon;KLM.COM]
Sent: Wednesday, November 06, 2002 8:07 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Diskpool volume mirroring
Hi
Just simply dsmfmt the new ones on the new volumes with new names,
then define them to tsm BUT don't extend the db or log,
then delete the old ones.
TSM will ~move~ the data to the new ones and all is well.
OR
Just simply dsmfmt the new ones on the new volumes with new names,
then define them as
I always just send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and do a
set adsm-l nomail
that way the msgs don't come in while I'm away
then when I return I send [EMAIL PROTECTED] a msg
set adsm-l mail
to turn things on again...
Dwight
-Original Message-
From: Hamish Marson
Gone to me also...
I noticed it gone earlier when I needed to access TDP/Oracle manuals
Finally I just went and dug up the install CD (sigh)
Dwight
-Original Message-
From: Andrew Raibeck [mailto:storman;US.IBM.COM]
Sent: Thursday, October 31, 2002 12:00 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Uh Sept 25 to Oct 31 is about 36 days... and in a note I received back
then stated that the tivoli site would only be around for another 37 days so
it looks like it is all Officially GONE !
http://www.ibm.com/software/sysmgmt/products/support/
is what I was given for the new support page (took
Been a while and I'd have to double check but...
You might not want to use compression if you use encryption...
I believe it encrypts first then tries to compress and encrypted data
doesn't compress (much).
Something to double check.
Dwight
-Original Message-
From: J D Gable
What you will find (last time I checked...)
Now, was the old filespace name eliminated totally ???
If so, TSM doesn't purge any of that data.
TSM doesn't know that the file system was removed, it only knows it isn't
available (maybe just not mounted...).
Existing inactive versions will expire
All depends on your type of library !
IBM 3494-L12
To get the atl to actually scan the barcodes of the tapes you must go to the
operator console and do a
command, inventory, inventory update full
or something close to that (changes across levels of the library manager
code)
then inside
Is this a new/fresh install ???
if so, run
dsmserv format 1 yourlogfile 1 yourdbfile
the log file and db file should be ones you FIRST format with the operating
system command
dsmfmt -m -db yourdbfile
where is the number of MB the file should be
and
dsmfmt -m
What did you have your multiplexing set at ???
If you are only using a single tape drive you will want to really experiment
with setting the multiplexing up from one.
AND I'd make sure and use some form of compression, either RL_COMPRESSION or
straight client compression, once again, experiment.
Where do your virtual volumes go ??? (straight to tape or first to a buffer
diskpool ???)
If they go straight to tape there is the possibility that your second
virtual volume to be reclaimed ends up being on the physical volume to which
your first reclamation process opened its output volume.
Sure, it is easy and stable...
We've moved 8 servers in the past.
Once all done use
Syntax
-Set SERVername--server_name-
to change the name of your running TSM server...
Actually we just had new equipment at the new location and transported a
copy of the DB.
If you use the Tivoli web site, it is changing.
Here is some info. I received Monday.
just passing it along,
later,
Dwight
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What client level was Barney ? (and what level is Fred ?)
If Barney was higher than the code on Fred then yes, natrually Fred can't
see anything for Barney (from Barney)...
Also ADSM isn't rated for AIX 4.3.3... (have to get in the standard IBM
answer there ;-) )
I would try going into the
If a client quits backing up to a server, the server never has anything to
base the status of an active file on.
In other words, it never knows if it has turned inactive.
Since active files are there as long as the node is, if a box never backs up
again, its active files never go away.
Dwight
This is one I had a long time ago... hanging pointers, here is how to solve.
make sure all data is migrated from disk pools to tape pools
do q vol dev=disk to capture all info on what disks are where
write macros to delete all disk volumes (except the problem one) and define
them back
then when
Yep, don't complicate things...
just use the -archmc=blah to bind a specific archive run's data to a
specific management class...
just add an addition option of
-archmc=MGMT2_SWS
Dwight
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