If your expanding the library dimensions (drives and slots) you'll want to do
1) An audit lib once you bring that lib mngr back up of course making sure
there's no libr activity. (I like to leave the lib mngr down during the
process.
2) Def drives and paths
That should do it - the audit
You may need to load Atape
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Gary
Sent: Monday, April 29, 2013 2:39 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: [ADSM-L] determining wwpn for a fibre channel adapter
RHEL v 6. Hp dl585 server.
I
Also the Files Per Set parameter in Oracle will really get you -
Protectier Recommends no more than a setting of 4. We have seen 10 and
we went from 10:1 to 2.5:1
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Prather, Wanda
Sent: Friday,
You can convert it with a product known as Butterfly
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/03/22/butterfly_software/ Looks cool
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Rick Adamson
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2013 12:59 PM
To:
Interesting ... we have experienced a very similar issue where our DB
(Oracle etc) restores were coming off the Copy pool. We opened a PMR
and found out this was due to the way TSM was designed to take the least
path of resistance for restores meaning if there are less copy pools
volumes required
This would be interesting to hear about as we have started to look at
other NAS devices to use a TSM backup[ Target, we all know DataDomain
and Soon Protectier does the NAS mount + Dedupe, but would / could you
get better pricing or performance from a non Backup Appliance? Netapp
Dedupes, HDS
You can only do move data's with in a copy pool, not from copypool a to
copy pool b which would be nice, but I suppose for a media change you
can mark the orig copy pools vols to RO then put your new media in and
copy with in the same pool but to your new media which is set to read
write.
We've
Looks fine on this link
https://www-304.ibm.com/software/howtobuy/softwareandservices/authentica
te/Registration?caller=PAC
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Allen S. Rout
Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2012 10:06 AM
To:
DataDomains. It might be 10,000 paths
ultimately, but when you define them a few hundred at a time, or fewer,
it's not so overwhelming!
Nick
On Jul 10, 2012, at 12:29 PM, Hart, Charles A wrote:
The IBM one, the reason I said overhead and complexity
1) We have 40 VTL's for
2) 5120
The IBM one, the reason I said overhead and complexity
1) We have 40 VTL's for
2) 5120 Configured Vtape Drives
3) More than 10,000 TSM Tape Drive Paths
4) 100 TSM Instances that share all the above
It would seem that if we used a VTL that has NFS we would still have
40 Devices but not he 15K
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] RMAN direct to NFS
Wow. Charles, do you mind if we grill you about your environment? Is it
simply size that pushes you to scale to that many VTLs and TSM
instances, or is it some other consideration?
On 7/10/2012 10:29 AM, Hart, Charles A wrote:
The IBM one, the reason I said
This would be interesting to hear .. we were looking at it to reduce the
VTL overhead and complexity... Our DBA's diudnt want to do cause theyd
have to manage their backup space. ar
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bkupmstr
With Gary's point below using the PT Gateway you can slide in Encrypted
disk underneath the other appliances don't support encryption. With
using your own disk you can leverage your volume purchasing power with
your existing disk vendor as well.
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We have one and it has Netbackup Wrapped up in side with its own tape
library. We don't manage the backups terradata does ...
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Richard Rhodes
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2012 10:30 AM
To:
We also stager full / incrs every other day, If you're backing up 1.2TB
in 14hrs you're only achieving 22MBS, you may have a performance
opportunity such as checking Disk I/O on your backup server as well as
the Exchange host for constraints, mutli stream your backups one thread
per stggroup and
All based on data types and compression, so if you have a SQL DB backup
you'll be able to compress more data on a tape than Windows bianries or
image type files.
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Botelho, Tiago (External)
Sent:
Nothing, it's a policy challenge if they has TSM Sys Admin rights. Kind
of like a Cop that sells evidence or takes a bribe, a priest that
protects the young ... at some point you have to trust your admin or
fire them. In my exp a node pw can be overridden with a Sys admin user
and pw.
Maybe I
We did it see below, we alos share it with multiple instances on a
physical hosts, so far so good!
define devclass sql-file devtype=file
directory=/tsmstgsql-lv1,/tsmstgsql-lv2,/tsmstgsql-lv3,/tsmstgsql-lv4
maxcapacity=50G MOUNTLimit=128
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To Multistream Legacy non-vss Exchange backups setup a tdp backup cmd
per Exchange stggroup. So if you have 4 Exchange Stggroups you could
have 4 streams.
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Del Hoobler
Sent: Wednesday, October 05,
Take in to consideration that the VTL's have limited bandwidth
regardless of Fibre connectivity so lets say you have a VTL head with 4
x 4gig fibre ports 1600MBS of bandwidth but your vtl head maxes out @
500-1000MBS. Then think of in a LAN free env, you have one VTL head
provide LAN free mount
I'm not the most AIX savvy, but we did recently build a p7 750 using
NPIV / VIO, still seperating the disk and tape data paths.
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Bob Molerio
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2011 10:40 AM
To:
Has anyone used the DD NFS mount point for Devclass type of File?
If so to what degree?
How hard could you push it? 1, 2 or 3 TBH? (10Gige = approx 2.25TBH)
We have a fairly robust backup server platform
I ask as we like the idea of no tape / robot devices from OS to app
layer(TSM).
Few things to consider
1) Are the HBA's for the LTO5 Drives dedicated or do they have other
devices.
2) How many LTO drives per HBA?
3) Speed of Fibre 2/4/8Gb
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Gary Bowers
Sent: Monday,
Maybe take a diff approach...
Current
Disk-Pool Next Stgpool=Data Domain
DD - Under Maint
Disk pool next Stgpool (other media tape disk etc ) ex tapepool
We do this often if we are upgrading a VTape appliance we will always
have our backup and archive copy groups set to a destination of a
A scratch tape will only be requested from the devclass that's in the path ...
It the Stgpool next inline from the disk pool.
There's always more than one way to solve your challenges with TSM.
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It appears by doing a select on the occupancy table; the full amount of
data is reported in the Logical Column, and reporting is deduped
tsm: TSMLAB1select NODE_NAME, STGPOOL_NAME, NUM_FILES, PHYSICAL_MB,
LOGICAL_MB, REPORTING_MB from occupancy where STGPOOL_NAME='DISK-DEDUPE'
NODE_NAME
We've run in to the same conundrum, do you let the device replicate the
deduped data and create the situation described below or do you just let
TSM handle the Offsite copy and end up transferring all the backups data
from the prior night, this assumes you have adequate bandwidth to your
remote
There is a limit to the number of sessions the DD can handle
concurrently (150)
Is this limit based on a particular model of DD? Seems a bit
constrictive for anything larger than a SMB.
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Can someone expound on that limit... Is it 150 concurrent streams like a
stream per proc core? Do the queued request time slice? Has it become
an Achilles heal for anyone?
Thank you for your insight!
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May not be the most pretty way, but have the archive copygroups point to
a stgpool that's empty or doesn't exist, or don't create a Arc copyg at
all... They'll get an out of stgspace msg or no copyg error but they
wont be asrchiving and you it's OS indepenant.
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From:
Also is you add the parameter Reconstruct=yes - It should move the data
and not the white space ...
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Keith Arbogast
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2011 10:49 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re:
The number of cartridges in use by the pool goes up and up
Do you have collation on? Check stgpool with f=d, if you don't have
Collocate Set to NO it will default to Group then if no Colo Group
exists it defaults to Node. So every Client Filespace gets a tape.
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How many mount points / streams per client are you allowing for 750
Clients?
Regards,
Charles
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deehr...@louisville.edu
Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2011 8:06 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject:
We are trying to script the deletion of old RMAN backup objects (we'd
use TDPOSync if it wasn't ver 2.x and didn't core dump) so we were going
to delete the RMAN objects from the dsmc cmd line then RMAN would do a
crosscheck to drop the orphans from the RMAN catalog.
When you display the q
Doest DB2 do Online Re-oirgs? Or was the intend to clean up a 5.x DB for a
migrate to 6.2?
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Grigori Solonovitch
Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2011 5:44 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re:
Thank you Del, Yes I meant quiesced just couldn't type. Really
appreciate the insight.
Regards,
Charles
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Del Hoobler
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2011 6:51 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject:
I browsed the fine manual but was hoping to gain a little insight from
other experiences. I understand that it's no longer a streaming backup,
it's a VSS software snap. Does anyone know how long the Exchange DB's
are in a guessed state? Does it depend on the DB size or does VSS get a
snap and
Its unfortunate that the Op Reporting has gone, prior to the Op Reporting there
use to be a package called Tivoli Data Wherehouse that would report on Tiovoli,
again a monsterous footprint (db2, webshephe cognos). We eventually ended up
buying Bocada's Backup Reporting product as you could
Also make sure the user that backed them up is the same user as
performing the restore, or a user with admin auth on the TSM server. Ex
If root backs up files abc only root can restore or a tsm admin.
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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,
You can also try a journal based backup,
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/tsminfo/v6/index.jsp?topic=/com
.ibm.itsm.client.doc/c_bac_jbbwin.html
Maybe use / try Virtual volume mount concept to break it up in smaller
chunks assuming its one big vol
If it's a IBM lib type with LTO / 3592 all you need is the atape
driver, not the TSM device drivers
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Nick Laflamme
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 6:31 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re:
3584 is considered a SCSI Lib - so just use the define lib cmd and use
the parms for SCSI lib. You can do a h def library on the TSM cmd line
for the options
-DEFine LIBRary--library_name-
.-LIBType--=--MANUAL---.
A couple questions
1) How is this 5TB laid out, 1,2,3,4 or more file systems?
2) How many streams do you see when the backup is running? (Resource
utilization / mutli streaming is by File System for flat file backups.
3) Are the tape drives on dedicated HBA's?
4) Are you sure that the
Interesting
1)TSM 5.2.2 - No IBM Client support / bug fix - Usually TSM clients do
fine. We use to run OS/2 Client @ 3.x against a TSM 5 Server. It's a
support risk . Id ask them what issues were there with more current TSM
clients.
2) 'Tivoli doe not require a client on the server'. What
We are looking for some best practices for the DB2 layout for TSM.
We've asked IBM Premium Support and their answer was RTF DB2 Manual.
That's fine and we were also told no you don't need to be a DB2 DBA...
Ok I'm past that now and am looking for advise as to a good DB2 layout..
Other than the
Dumb statement, but isn't the whole Idea of the File Devclass is it is
sequential. Can one be more sequential than the other? If its not then its
random.
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Zarnowski
Sent: Wednesday,
you can, begin it.
Boldness has genius, power and magic.
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Hart, Charles A
Sent: Monday, October 18, 2010 4:58 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] Looking for SAN/tape experts assistance
This may be a dumb response but this behavior is similar in Windows and
or Solaris, I thought if the person that zoned the device enabled
persistent binding these devices would not re-order on but as it scans
the FC.
Did I completely miss it?
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I may be oversimplifying, but all you need to do is create a Copy pool
using the Devclass file... Of course you have to have a FCIP connection
or configure TSM to TSM server to server with virtual volumes.
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this Email
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Hart, Charles A
Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2010 3:09 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] Using copy pool (device class FILE)
I may be oversimplifying, but all you need
adapters and switch ports . . . . h.
Rick
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1) Q node nadename f=d see if Compression set to Yes ort Client if
client then check dsm.sys options
2) Your act log TDP summary job will. Let uyou know it says compressed
at the end
08/02/10 14:03:08 ANE4991I (Session: 8215330, Node:
DBSS-ORACLUSTER)
It in the books, but you'll need the base software package which has the
lic keys, then upgrade the code to the level you were at. Or if AIX a
sysback assuming your TSM code is in a patch Sysback gets, or other OS
baremetal backup / restore
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Two ways.
1) Rename existing FS on tsm server
2) Change Client TDPO.opt fs name
This may create recovery challenges on the pre-exsting name with RMAN
...
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in advance.
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Hart, Charles A
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We push our 2nd copy over individual FCIP links with write acceleration
enabled, we use to trunk 6gige links together but ran in to latency
issues without write acceleration enabled and the technology did not
allow for write acceleration and trunking so we end up with 3-4 LTO4
drives down 1gige
Any compressed/ encrypted data will not de-dupe well or if at all.
(Compressed / Encrypted Data have unique signatures every time)
In regards to client side compression, that feature tends to be of value
on a small remote site or if you have a 10Mb lan. You can force the
client compression off
Seen this to - adjust reclaim percent and # of processes (TSM 5.5.2) yet
no reclaim runs. I did get it work and it seems the only way I get it
to work is make sure there are no other processes running against those
pools like a backup stgpool or migration (depending if you're reclaiming
primary
I'm pretty sure that once you make a VTL to VTL replication TSM wont know about
the copy you created because it wasn't copied by TSM (i.e. not in the TSM DB).
The only way to access is if you are replicating the TSM DB and Logs to the
offsite as well so TSM will be aware of those VTL vols.
Dumb ? - But I was under the impression that the TS3500 (3584)'s drive
Serial Numbers were tied to the Drive Cage (rail) so the SN and WWN were
static... Maybe I'm thinking 3494 w/ 3592 Drives.
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Almaden
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From:
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To:
ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Date:
06/23/2009 12:47 PM
Subject:
Separating the Oracle TDP Cfg - from the OS cfg ..
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We are wondering if its possible to separate the TDP Oracle Cfg so it
uses its own dsm.sys instead of the base dsm.sys The reason we ask is
our Oracle DBA's use TSM to clone DB's and not all our Unix team member
know how to cfg the TDP client and all the stanza's associated with DB
Cloning
Upd node blahhh clopt=(Space between quites, sometimes no space
needed)
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Avy Wong
Sent: Wednesday, May 27, 2009 2:09 PM
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Hello forum,
Your IBM rep?
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James
Sent: Wednesday, May 20, 2009 1:44 PM
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Hello Everyone,
Does anyone know where I can get the trial
] On Behalf Of Hart,
Charles A
Sent: Thursday, March 19, 2009 10:34 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] SV: VTL and Dedup ( TS7569G)
As many say your mileage may vary You can positively impact the Dedupe
factor by ...
1) No Client Side Compressions (Compressed files always have
backup into
an inactive status.
How would you expire a RMAN backup since every backup piece is still
active? Short of mass delete on filespace.
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Behalf Of Hart, Charles A
Sent: Friday, March 20
into
an inactive status.
How would you expire a RMAN backup since every backup piece is still
active? Short of mass delete on filespace.
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Behalf Of Hart, Charles A
Sent: Friday, March 20, 2009 9:30
Mmm Federated ... See now if you could have a Master / Federated DB you
could really get that DE-Dupe in to the Enterprise as opposed to just
de-dupes for smaller TSM env ...
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Allen S. Rout
Sent:
.
Regards,
Charles
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km
Sent: Wednesday, March 25, 2009 3:52 PM
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Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] VTL and Dedup ( TS7569G)
On 21/03, Hart, Charles A wrote:
It works well if you
Hart, Charles A would like to recall the message, [ADSM-L] VTL and Dedup (
TS7569G).
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Hart, Charles A
Sent: Saturday, March 21, 2009 8:32 PM
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Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] VTL and Dedup ( TS7569G)
It works well
It works well if you understand your data and how you can push to it
with in reason before you deploy another. The IBM product likes more
CPU cores ... Understand these are x86 boxes... We see up to 500MBS
Writes to one of our VTL's that ingests Exchange Backups via the TSM
TDP.
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We currently have your Oracle TDP Clients setup as a Separate node in
separate a separate domain down to the storage pool hierarchy. That
said we are having challenges with DBA's and their RMAN delete scripts
for various reasons. According to the TDP for DB manual its recommended
to have the
As many say your mileage may vary You can positively impact the Dedupe
factor by ...
1) No Client Side Compressions (Compressed files always have unique Sig)
2) No Client Side Encryption (TSM or OS) - Encrypted Data is always unique like
compressed data.
3) If you have more than one VTL
Couple folks just came back from pulse and one of the Labs was the TSM
Upgrade, apparently some Beta testers are seeing a 40GB upgrade DB
taking 28Hrs on avg hdw
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Andrew Raibeck
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Hello,
Hart, Charles A wrote:
Couple folks just came back from pulse and one of the Labs was the TSM
Upgrade, apparently some Beta testers are seeing a 40GB upgrade DB
taking 28Hrs on avg hdw
is this is true than
Depending on the How long you need to keep the history of the old
backups, if not visible in the RMAN cat is to rename the tdpo FS on the
Backup Server - then the next RMAN backup will create new one based on
the name in the tdpo.opt ... You then wait x days for your retention
then go back to the
Is there a way to have a select statement perform much like the function
of the q act begint=-8 ? I'm writing a SQL query to determine OS
Backups are backing up DB files systems by doing a select from the
summary table, with nodename, sched name, bytes recvd 50GB etc, but
need to find a way to
Ticket the Unix team for include Exclude challenges ---
SELECT START_TIME, END_TIME, SCHEDULE_NAME, ENTITY, BYTES FROM SUMMARY
WHERE ACTIVITY='BACKUP' AND (CURRENT_TIMESTAMP-END_TIME)HOURS = 16
HOURS and (SCHEDULE_NAME Is Not Null) and (BYTES = 600)
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From: Hart
As I remember in db2util ver 7 to 8 db2 when db2util passes a delete its
like oracle in that its gone ... You may still see the occupancy if
expiration and aud lic hasn't run since they passed a delete...
Charles
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Hope everyone is well in these trying times.
Does anyone know if there's a way other than tracking occupancy to see
if RMAN is passing deletes to TSM for Oracle TDP clients? We've had
many challenges with our Oracle group and their delete backup script not
working.
Thank you Have a great
Cool .. We are using Cacti for things like FCIP and other FC link's .
What mechanisms are you using to track TSM related info, is it a select
statement that dumps data to a file that cacti graphs? Getting the
Session count would be really cool, among other things.
Appreciate your insight!
We are having a challenge with our Oracle DBA's in that they are not
passing RMAN deletes per our standards. That said, what are the
implications if we set the copy group to a retention other than the
recommended 1-0-1-0 ? I'm guessing it will create a disconnect in the
DBA's RMAN catalog.
If multiple file systems you could make sure there's a stream for each,
you could break it in small chunk with more stream using the Virtual
Mount point option then increase the Resource Util and Maxnummp for the
CLIent, other wise tar up all the files and send to TSM but you may end
up backing up
Yes as long as you have more than one tape drive.
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Kiran
Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 6:19 AM
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Subject: [ADSM-L] Configure Shared Library in TSM...
Hi,
How to configure
There's a third Party TSM client ...
http://www.storserver.com/main.cfm?menu=3submenu=3detail=include/abcov
erview.cfm
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Christian Svensson
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2008 8:58 AM
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We noticed today that a migration for a virtual tape pool was migrating
to itself not the Next Stgpoool ? Has anoyomn seen such a thing?
Thanks,
Charles
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There's a new NDMP Option with TSM 5.4 where you can perform an IP based
backup to a TSM Storage Pool, which then should allow you to process as
any other TSM Data hitting a stgpool...
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Curtis
Thanks for input, we've done the same thing for the Exchange
Environment, but I was under the impressions that once data is Archived
using the TSM ba client archive function that you could not extend the
retention on exiting archives... Example Client A Archives data to a
2yr Mgmtclass (Archive
Ok, we have a requirements to retain all Backup / Archive data that
exists in our TSM environment today for 10 years. There's a few ugly
options, but would it be possible to do the following?
Export node from Existing TSM servers to New TSM Server with Archive And
Backup Copy Groups set to 10
of content management application is usually more appropriate. You get
some indexing and some organization and some search capabilities for the
data, not just the host name and filenames for client nodes that no
longer exist...
W
On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 2:01 PM, Hart, Charles A [EMAIL PROTECTED
1) With the acquisition of Diligent will the TSM Dedupe still be part of 6.x?
With the Diligent Device you can have multiple TSM instances to get a better
overall De-Dupe. Example we have one p570 with two TSM Instances (Unix Prod
w/Oracle and the Non-Prod with Oracle and go to the same
Best approach is register a TSM client for your TDP. You then have two node
registrations and the OS client will always reflect the OS version and visa
versa for the TDP client node name...
TDP Backup - dbsp0001-ora
OS Backups - dbsp0001
This allows you the flexibility to break out your TSM
To the point below, Twin Cities have been going from NBU to TSM...
There's a shortage of TSM talent in the state on MN
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Remeta, Mark
Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2008 9:43 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
changes
but you can export/import using a file as well, and I use the export as
the basis of my macros to satisfy the change people.
Regards
Steve
Steven Harris
TSM Admin, Sydney Australia
Hart, Charles A
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We are doing Server Side Incl/Excl's using Clopts. There were
inconsistencies from TSM instance to instance so to have them consistent
we renamed the existing CLOPT Intel to Intel. Save, then deleted the
original Intel CLOPT , and then re-created the Intel CLOPT on the
Instances and noticed that
You can run a TDP Backup Stream per Message store... You just have to
do tdpexe backup cmmds for each. Works well
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Schaub, Steve
Sent: Friday, April 04, 2008 4:50 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject:
We upgraded from 5.3.4 to 5.4.1.2 Library Manager / Client Cfg (AIX
5.3ML3) and when turning on the SANDiscovery Option we ran in to
ANR1791W HBAAPI wrapper library /usr/lib/libHBAAPI.a(shr_64.o) failed to
load or is missing.
IC51982: ANR1791W OCCURED WHEN SANDISCOVERY IS SET TO OFF (The
Interesting, thank you for sharing. Our challenge was the bottleneck
was that the Data Domain Device using Ethernet, (not sure if the device
has capable multiple gige's to trunk). I thought I heard that Data
Domain now offers a FC based device ... (i.e. FC to Disk )
As far as compression
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