We wondered about that too. But then we setup a desktop as a client/node
and it backed up into the container just fine. IMHO, getting rid of the
node and its backups was unnecessarily complicated but we finally deleted
it and the directory/container.
On Thu, Sep 27, 2018 at 8:43 AM Stefan
Zoltan,
That is very strange, I've used the containerpool as a replication target
for filepools before with replication in place and this works fine.
It's does not work the other way around, you can't replicate a
containerpool to a filepool.
I would almost say that there was a mistake made, maybe
I have noticed an ever increasing number of questions about Operations
Center in the Certified Administrator exam. As I see it Operations Center
is just one of several ways to do management and monitoring. There are
other third party solutions and many shops, like our own, has their own
Stefan,
Thank you for the reply. You said *"but for backup data on disk I think
nothing beats it, maybe even in any product I've ever used."*
Unfortunately, due to the overhead/requirements/demands (as other replies
have pointed out) we can NOT use it for client/node backups since none of
our
I've been using container pools for a while on one of our prod servers (built
with container pools) and in test, but in the last few months since upgrading
to 8.1.5 on all of my servers I created a new container pools on all of the
servers and switched everything over to backup to the new
I echoed Stefan, Rick and Luc... 110%
We've been using the directory-container-pools for about 2 years and work
great!
And yes, plan accordingly and monitor the TSM-DB size as you migrate
backups to the container-pools
--Alex
On Wed, Sep 26, 2018 at 7:31 AM Michaud, Luc [Analyste principal -
Container pools saved the day here too !
On our legacy environment (TSM717), adding dedup to our seqpools just bloated
everything, until it became unbearable.
Migrating nodes to the new blueprint replicated servers w/
directory-container-pools solved a lot of our issues, especially with
I have to second Stefan's position, while they have a few minor shortcomings,
for me most were only relevant to the initial build/migration. For me the
upside compared to file device class storage is phenomenal.
Initially I had reservations but now cannot imagine going back.
-Rick Adamson
Zoltan,
I'm not sure I understand your issues, we use directory containerpools for
all but a few of our Spectrum Protect customers and it's miles ahead of
what the fileclass-based storagepool bring in terms of performance,
Spectrum Protect database impact (size wise). Yes, it isn't capable of
Hi,
As I know you can recall HSM files only using HSM client.
In version 7.1.X you can use command dsmclc retrieve for it. Don't know about
6.3.
Example: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21580766
Efim
> 25 сент. 2018 г., в 20:29, Lee, Gary написал(а):
>
> I have a server which
I have a server which is running hsm for windows 6.3.
Folks have deleted the stub files for much of their data.
I need to restore, as we are terminating tsm services for that data center.
Is there a way to retrieve the archives avoiding the hsm client, just use the
tsm client?
This would let
Thanks for all the comments/suggestions and a somewhat consensus to avoid
directory/containers.
We decided to at least get our "feet wet" and play with
directory/containers on our offsite replica-target server (which has the
horsepower) only to realize everything we tried to use it for was
Latest I heard and is recent...
https://www.cristie.com/news/take-over-development-ibm-sysback-software/
Thanks
-Dave
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager On Behalf Of Richard van
Denzel
Sent: Friday, September 21, 2018 09:17
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: [ADSM-L]
Yes, it sends its backup images to TSM. This is true for all of
SysBack's backup types (system, volume group, filesystem, local volume and
file/directory)
Its called IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for System Backup and Recovery
(SysBack).
Recently the product was sold to Christie. But IBM is
Hi All,
Does anyone know if Sysback/6000 (sending AIX mksysb to TSM) is still
around for Spectrum Protect 7 or 8 and what's it called now?
Richard
I think there isn't a way currently to get the real phisical occupancy in
directory pools.
You have to use the GENERATE | QUERY DEDUPSSTAT ad use the
last two colums in a Excel.
Cheers.
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Da: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU] Per conto di PAC
We are preparing to stop tsm services at one of our remote data centers.
One client was using HSM for windows.
I wish to retrieve all their archives to a stick and give them to them.
All were located on their e: drive.
I have given my workstation proxy rights to the hsm node.
File names are
The BA Spectrum clients get the list of files to backup from the NetApp; you
can read it from the IBM page:
The second snapshot is called the diffsnapshot, or differences snapshot. The
client then incrementally backs up the files that are reported as changed, by
NetApp, to the IBM
Hi All,
I've been requested recently to provide a report showing, for each of the
clients defined on our TSM server, how much disk space was used on the storage
attached to TSM server. This report would then be used to define the storage
sizing requirements for a future TSM infrastructure. You
SP client use NetApp API to detect file changes between 2(two) snapshots.
After that client have the list of changed files and backup it from mounted
volume.
I believe that it is unnecessary to copy the snapshot itself because it's
pointless.
Efim
> 20 сент. 2018 г., в 11:29, Tommaso Bollini
@Efim
the .snapshot (or ~snapshot) folders are NetApp construct recognized by the BA
Spectrum agent api:
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSEQVQ_8.1.2/client/r_opt_snapdiff.html
The BA Spectrum agent will copy all files listed in the NetApp snapshot image.
The log error simply
Hi Efim and All who helped
Quick update on this : it appeared that some export policy rule (i.e."
-superuser sys" ) had not been properly set on our Netapp, thus refraining TSM
client to reach some files. Once this corrected, I was able to get successful
snapshot backups done.
@Efim :
Arnaud,
Can you explain why you are copying the .snapshot folder during incremental
filesystem backup with snapdiff?
It contains snapshots created by netapp and SP for this FS.
I believe that it should be excluded from copying in your backup job.
Efim
> 19 сент. 2018 г., в 18:28, PAC Brion
Hi Robert,
Thanks a lot for appreciated feedback, unfortunately even when using TSM own
snapshots the problem still exists :
root@xx:~ # dsmc i /Airwarder -snapdiff -diffsnapshot=create -snapdiffhttps
-optfile=$OPTPATH >/tmp/snapshot_Airwarder.log
root@ xx:~ # more
Del,
Thanks for your clarifications which are perfectly making sense.
The way we operate our shop (users are always using the machine's node name as
user ID) just made me forget that any admin might be granted authority on some
other node, in our case the datamover ...
Cheers.
Arnaud
Brion:
Here at Cornell, we have a TSM client on a Linux system backing up NFS shares
via NFS mounts and snapdiff differentials - and have been doing so for years.
First, the gory details:
- For TSM
TSM Client Version 7, Release 1, Level 6.0 (*red faced, thought I had upgraded
to SP 8.1.2.0
Hi Arnaud,
>> ... there's still the limitation that this GUI will be usable only once
logged on the machine hosting the Spectrum Protect client
What do you mean by "that machine"?
The Backup-Archive client is not in the data path for an NDMP backup or
restore. The data path is between the
Zoltan,
If I understood well, your storage is Isilon based : in this case do not even
think of using CONTAINER pools, as performance will be horrible.
Not much time to talk about this, but to make a very long story short, we are
about to dump/trash /resell the brand new Isilon arrays we bought
Oh, and don't forget that your server requires a significant amount of CPU's
when switching to container pools since all deduplication and compression is
done inline during your backup window. So when you want to switch in place from
file to container, make sure your server has enough cores
That space movement issue is our biggest concern - especially since this
server is maxed-out on ISILON storage (no where to grow) and to even think
of converting to container would be an ordeal. No possibility of tape or
expanding disk.
On Tue, Sep 18, 2018 at 10:38 AM Solomon Miler
wrote:
>
Well, if you run out of space, options nearly always were to move data to
LTO, now options are to buy an expansion to an existing storage array, which
cost slightly more than lto.
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager On Behalf Of Zoltan Forray
Sent: Tuesday, September
Thanks for the tip. Should not be an issue for us since this will be on
the Replication Target server only - and we don't use backupsets.
On Tue, Sep 18, 2018 at 10:24 AM Loon, Eric van (ITOPT3) - KLM <
eric-van.l...@klm.com> wrote:
> Don't forget backupsets, you will lose them too with
Thanks for the tip. Should not be an issue for us since this will be on
the Replication Target server only - for now.
On Tue, Sep 18, 2018 at 10:14 AM Solomon Miler
wrote:
> Dedup containers do not support 'migrate / export / move node '.The
> only way to get rid of data : expire /
Don't forget backupsets, you will lose them too with containerpools.
Kind regards,
Eric van Loon
Air France/KLM Storage Engineering
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU] On Behalf Of
Solomon Miler
Sent: dinsdag 18 september 2018 16:11
To:
Dedup containers do not support 'migrate / export / move node '.The only
way to get rid of data : expire / delete node.
We are on 8.1.1.0
Solomon Miler
Senior Data Protection Engineer, VP
--
Desk: 201.577.313
Cell : 917.287.2332
Container pools work but you don't have defrag functionality until 8.1.4 -
which means it does not release the space it no longer uses.
Also you don't get much if any benefit from dedup if you commingle 2 or
more container pools into one on the replica.
For example you have 2 servers doing
We are investigating using CONTAINER pools for our offsite replica server
vs the current FILE method which is killing us with the constant dedup,
reclaims, etc.
So, what are the "gotchas' ? We are still at V7.1.7.400 so I figure we
will have to do without any new features added in the V8
Hi Tommaso,
The backup command I'm using (dsmc i /Airwarder -snapdiff -snapdiffhttps
-diffsnapshotname="daily.*" -diffsnapshot=latest -useexistingbase
-optfile=dsm_netapp.opt) includes the "useexistingbase" statement.
Based on my understanding of the documentation, this means that the S.P.
Hi Del,
Thanks for the information, which I got as well thru other channels (IBM
support), but there's still the limitation that this GUI will be usable only
once logged on the machine hosting the Spectrum Protect client.
This means that I will be forced to grant some of my colleagues (which
Hi Arnaud,
Not related to SnapDiff ... but just some info on NDMP and B/A Client...
In Spectrum Protect BA client 8.1.6 that GAs this coming Friday (21
September) you will be able to use the native Java GUI to handle NDMP
backups/restores.
Del
Hello Arnaud, maybe it would be: The NetApp snapshot indicates which files are
modified on the LUN (for which their backup is triggered); but the
Backup-Archive client cannot "take" them because they are locked by the
application.
Perhaps you can solve by inserting the appropiate rules in
Hi All,
Following to IBM's decision to withdraw the web GUI in the latest versions of
their clients (thus making NDMP hardly usable), as well as to the renewal of
our NAS infrastructure (now using Netapp), I'm trying to implement netapp
snapdiffs in our shop.
So far we succeeded in defining
ISP is not always the best when it comes to parallelization, and it needs a
helping hand
- Put the DB on the best flash you can afford. It has increasingly become our
bottleneck particularly when backing up LOTS of small files
- Break up the backup jobs into LOTS of sessions using proxy nodes,
If any one is getting slow backup performance either
- you are not using it right
- a NAS is not right for your workflow
We are able to archive 50+TB of source data that is written to both onsite and
offsite tape per day. We have a method of scaling that further but that is
sufficient for us
Sorry for not getting back to this sooner Remco & Skylar, we are looking
into the SAP protect solution from Repostor that might be a good fit for
this customers requirements, I will share the results once I have them with
the features/limitations etc.
On Wed, Sep 5, 2018 at 1:54 AM Skylar
I have a client that runs a guest and inside the guest he has ba client
installed. There is a nat between the host and guest.
He also has a ba client running in the host.
We are seeing this error in the host logs. The logs a quiet for about 10m
then lots of these errors.
Also this a laptop
Isilon = Slow Performance
- Although a parallel filesystem inside (OneFS), each client node can only
talk to a single Isilon node using standard NAS protocols, which then
performs
parallel I/O across the internal high speed IB network to other Storage
Nodes.
- NFS Client nodes (=TSM Server)
>>> Are the timeouts repeatable enough that you can get a packet capture
in there before and while they're happening?
They happen often/sometimes all-the-time if there is any kind of
storagepool activity. Looking through /var/log/messages - it happened
almost every 5-minutes starting before from
Zoltan,
Here is the info on the LACP issue. I recently ran into it during a
firmware/OneFS upgrade.
Be advised that there is a fix for it, it may be helpful to reference the topic
in OneFS release notes. This example is 8.0.0.7:
https://emcservice.force.com/CustomersPartners/kA5f100L0KCCA0
I'm not sure of the specifics, and our isilon person is out on vacation this
week. Sorry.
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager On Behalf Of Zoltan Forray
Sent: Wednesday, September 5, 2018 3:07 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: nfstimeout on server
Yep, you're right, I misread that (shouldn't send email pre-coffee).
Are the timeouts repeatable enough that you can get a packet capture in
there before and while they're happening?
On Wed, Sep 05, 2018 at 07:09:09PM -0400, Zoltan Forray wrote:
> Skylar,
>
> I sent your comment about UDP vs TDP
Skylar,
I sent your comment about UDP vs TDP to my OS tech (beyond my ken) - got
this feedback:
I assume what they are talking about is this:
hhisilonnfs23.rams.adp.vcu.edu:/ifs/NFS/TSM on /tsmnfs type nfs
Rick,
Thanks for the reply. I passed your comments to my SAN guy and he said:
*Earth is connected to HHIsilon and it is running 8.1.0.4 **All the others
are connected to ISPIsilon and it is running 8.0.0.4*
*I'm pretty sure all the Cisco switchports are LACP and Isilon networking
is
We run our Isilon systems (OneFS 8.0.0.6) with active/passive failover. When
we put them in OneFS had a bug with LACP and wouldn't work, forcing us to go
active/passive. Due to other problems, we just discussed with them converting
from active/passive to LACP, but EMC said there is still a
It looks like you're using UDP as a transport - have you tried switching to
TCP? Especially with large NFS payload sizes, you're going to get lots of
fragmentation with UDP's 512-byte packet limit.
On Wed, Sep 05, 2018 at 09:03:25AM -0400, Zoltan Forray wrote:
> A pair of 10G links bonded - CISCO
A pair of 10G links bonded - CISCO switches.
On Tue, Sep 4, 2018 at 7:54 PM Skylar Thompson wrote:
> Quick question - what's the data link protocol (Ethernet, IB, etc.) and
> link rate
> that you're using?
>
> On Tue, Sep 04, 2018 at 02:05:33PM -0400, Zoltan Forray wrote:
> > We are still
Quick question - what's the data link protocol (Ethernet, IB, etc.) and link
rate
that you're using?
On Tue, Sep 04, 2018 at 02:05:33PM -0400, Zoltan Forray wrote:
> We are still fighting issues with ISILON storage. Our current issue is with
> NFS timeouts for the storage a server is using. We
We do this with PostgreSQL - take a snapshot and mount it with a
preschedulecmd, run an incremental
backup on the snapshot, and then unmount and destroy it with a
postschedulecmd. The complication for Stefan would be that he would have
to restore the entire snapshot in order to have a usable
We are still fighting issues with ISILON storage. Our current issue is with
NFS timeouts for the storage a server is using. We see message like these
in the server /var/log
Sep 4 13:21:49 earth kernel: nfs: server hhisilonnfs23.rams.adp.vcu.edu
not responding, still trying
Sep 4 13:21:49 earth
Hi Christian,
the plannes availability date for version 8.1.6 is the 21th of September 2018.
Before that date you can‘t download that version from PA.
Regards Uwe
> Am 04.09.2018 um 16:31 schrieb Hans Christian Riksheim :
>
> We need that version to support vSphere 6.7 but on PA only 8.12 and
Just a thought. This is a linux server, right? So you have linux LVM. I think
it should be possible to make a consistent snapshot using MariaDB and LVM. Then
you can backup the snapshot and in case of a disaster restore that. Now, I’ve
never attempted this, and I don’t know how to do it, but it
Thanks, I overlooked that info in the client requirements.
Hans Chr.
On Tue, Sep 4, 2018 at 4:39 PM Del Hoobler wrote:
> HI Hans Chr.
>
> As shown in the announcement letter, Spectrum Protect 8.1.6 will be
> available on September 21.
>
>
>
HI Hans Chr.
As shown in the announcement letter, Spectrum Protect 8.1.6 will be
available on September 21.
https://www-01.ibm.com/common/ssi/ShowDoc.wss?docURL=/common/ssi/rep_ca/6/897/ENUS218-316/index.html_locale=ja
Del
"ADSM: Dist
We need that version to support vSphere 6.7 but on PA only 8.12 and 8.1.4
exists. No one at PA support or IBM support can help so I address the
community.
(I have navigated ibm.com for half a day and feel 5 years older).
Hans Chr.
> 100.000.000 transactions/year is a little over 3 transactions per second.
With transaction I mean payment, not a single database transaction, I don't
know how many database transactions a single payment creates. What I do
know is that they are running a high database load, especially during
Hi Stefan,
Just out of curiosity: 100.000.000 transactions/year is a little over 3
transactions per second. I would not call that heavily used, are these figures
correct?
Kind regards,
Eric van Loon
Air France/KLM Storage Engineering
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Yes we did, Repostor uses (at least the version we tested) mysql tools to
backup and restore the database, the backup-impact and restore performance
of the tool doesn't suite this customer environment.
Now, let me be clear, I don't want to be negative about Repostor data
protector because it
Hi Stefan,
did you have a look on Repostor DATA Protector?
Regards Uwe
> Am 04.09.2018 um 09:49 schrieb Stefan Folkerts :
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm currently looking for the best backup option for a large and extremely
> transaction-heavy MariaDB database environment. I'm talking about up to
>
Hi all,
I'm currently looking for the best backup option for a large and extremely
transaction-heavy MariaDB database environment. I'm talking about up to
100.000.000 transactions a year (payment industry).
It needs to connect to Spectrum Protect to store it's database data, it is
acceptable if
Eric,
I fully agree and can appreciate the dilemma. We did some quick testing of
8.1.2 on a test server and it locked up one of our admin account when going
back to 7.1.7x so we setup duplicate/test admin ids. As I mentioned, we
can't even think about going forwards until we stop using the web
Yea, we use the replication approach for many of our machines to an offsite DR
facility too.
But they had to learn the hard way that it may good for recovery it doesn't
address their need for having historical options of recovery, so backups I was
asked to reinitiate the backups.
For some
Rick,
Thank you for the notes. My company collapsed both cluster servers into a
single VM that is replicated via some vSphere magic to out alternate data
center for resurrection during a DR. I currently have no cluster backups. I
was providing notes on my TSM v5 cluster backup configuration
Создай 3 пула:
- дисковый для стл (на пару гигабайт)
- ленточный
- контейнерный
И направь туда данные в соответствии с тестами.
Стл можно не перенсьраивать т.е при копировании в контейнер пусть будет тем же.
С уважением,
Ефим
> 29 авг. 2018 г., в 10:08, Loon, Eric van (ITOPT3) - KLM
>
Jim,
Have you tried to create a cluster resource for the shared disk? The scheduler
service will then failover with the disk and you will not need to manually
start it every time there is a change in cluster node ownership.
At a high level:
In addition to what you have already done.
Use
Hi Zoltan,
In that case prepare yourself to be stuck on 7.1.7 forever. I have had a
meeting with some developers about the new security implementation and made
some suggestions for code changes. One of them was the ability to set an admin
to transitional permanently because they tend to move
I created a TSM directory on the shared drive, added a dsm.opt file with a
domain statement. Registered a cluster name with TSM and created a scheduler
service for it on each of the cluster nodes. Only one node was active at a
time, and I had to restart the cluster scheduler service every
Hello Michael,
TSM client doesn't support backup and archive of the objects on Cluster Shared
Volume File System (CSVFS).
Since version 7.1.4 the client code has been modified so backup, archive,
backup image operation of objects on CSVFS will fail.
Regards Uwe
> Am 28.08.2018 um 21:55
We have just set up a Microsoft cluster with a Cluster shared volume.
After installing the TSM 8.1.4 client on both cluster nodes, we would like
to back up the cluster shared volume but TSM does not see this volume from
either node. Is there a way to back this up with TSM or a special
Hello Rick,
I cannot give you any special insights into Hadoop backup, but for your
excludes, consider using exclude.dir instead. This will prevent the client
from traversing into those directories at all. Benefits include: The
subdirectory structure is also excluded from backup, and backup run
I am sure glad you and others are working out the "challenges" with
sessionsecurity/TLS/SSL. We are still stuck at 7.1.7.x until we complete
get off the client web interface (deprecated with 7.1.8/8.1.2) and don't
look forward to these "challenges" once we upgrade all of our servers.
On Tue, Aug
Hi guys!
I'm struggling (again) with the sessionsecurity issue in our 7.1.9 server. I
have a client node which is in fact a node which moves around in a cluster. So
sometime the node is on one cluster node active, the next time on the other
one. Each time the node switches to the other server,
Hello!
Someone purchased a 12 node Hadoop cluster. The BA client was installed on
each node and it's flooding TSM with TB of backups per night. I don't know
who's Hadoop implementation we have, but it runs on RH Linux.
The unix admin is working with the users of the cluster on excluding
Hi Andy,
In my particular case the domain has a default management class of 14 days, but
there is also a management class with a 10 years retention in this domain.
Because directories are bound to the management class with the highest
retention we normally use a cloptset for all nodes which
Hi Eric,
The default management class is used if it has a backup copy group.
If the default management class does not have a backup copy group, then the
domain's backup retention (grace period) is used.
Similar story for archive copies: If the default management class has an
archive copy group,
Hi guys,
What happens to inactive files when I remove a management class from a domain?
Active files will be rebound during the next backup, but how about inactive
files? I cannot find anything about this in the manuals.
Thanks for your help again.
Kind regards,
Eric van Loon
Air France/KLM
Thanks Del. Already voted and going to prompt other co-workers with IBM
accounts to vote as well.
On Thu, Aug 23, 2018 at 2:59 PM Del Hoobler wrote:
> This is something we are evaluating.
>
> @Everyone ... if you are also looking at moving to CentOS in your company
> and would like this
We've been OK with IBM's best-effort support for CentOS for both client and
server, but we don't have a lot of complexity beyond our size (no TDP, no
VTL, no replication, no de-dupe, etc.).
I would definitely be interested in seeing real support for CentOS, though,
and up-voted the RFE Del passed
I wouldn't say " CentOS will not be supported by IBM. " is an absolute -
see Del's reply just before yours! I was surprised when they started
supporting Debian
On Thu, Aug 23, 2018 at 3:01 PM Richard van Denzel
wrote:
> Hi Zoltan,
>
> CentOS will not be supported by IBM.
>
> I myself run
Hi Zoltan,
CentOS will not be supported by IBM.
I myself run TSM on CentOS just fine (TSM 7.1.6 on CentOS 7.5). The
lin_tape I don't know, but if you can get your hands on the sourcecode you
could compile it probably for CentOS.
Richard.
Op do 23 aug. 2018 18:14 schreef Zoltan Forray :
> This
This is something we are evaluating.
@Everyone ... if you are also looking at moving to CentOS in your company
and would like this support, please go vote for this RFE:
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rfe/execute?use_case=viewRfe_ID=100020
Thank you,
Del
This is mostly targeted at IBM folks, but we are also looking for feedback
from others who gone through this.
Since RHEL licensing costs have increased almost three fold over the last 5
years, we are going to push moving to CentOS. There are no licensing fees
for CentOS and our current RHEL
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Bonjour à tous,
Après de nombreuses années passées avec TSM, nous avons opté pour une autre
solution de sauvegarde (Veeam).
Merci à tous pour votre disponibilité et vos réponses.
Best regards,
Cordialement
Grégory
"ATTENTION.
Ce message et les pièces jointes sont confidentiels et
I think I want to setup my cert list to look like:
[tsminst1@barge tsminst1]$ gsk8capicmd_64 -cert -list -db cert.kdb -stashed
Certificates found
* default, - personal, ! trusted, # secret key
! 198.82.161.20:1500:0
*- "TSM Server SelfSigned SHA Key"
This machine can ping server 198.82.161.20
I
George:
First thing that comes to mind: how many dsmc (not dsmcad) processes are
running on the client system when you see this?
I haven’t seen this specifically, but I have seen on occasion a “rogue” (my
term) dsmc process running in schedule mode and interacting with the server -
and
I have a handful of Linux baclients that show more than one schedule begin
and schedule end for the same backup schedule on the same day.
08/10/2018 15:00:03 --- SCHEDULEREC OBJECT BEGIN DAILY_LINUX1 08/10/2018
15:00
08/10/2018 15:56 --- SCHEDULEREC OBJECT BEGIN DAILY_LINUX1 08/10/2018 15:00
Andy,
Thanks for the confirmation that we can remove global write.
On Wed, Aug 15, 2018 at 7:27 AM Andrew Raibeck wrote:
> @Zoltan, set the files with chmod 664 (-rw-rw-r--).
>
> @Tandon, if that is not working for Netezza, you should contact Netezza
> support about that. Full permissions does
@Zoltan, set the files with chmod 664 (-rw-rw-r--).
@Tandon, if that is not working for Netezza, you should contact Netezza
support about that. Full permissions does not sound right to me.
Regards,
Andy
Andrew
Hi,
We have give chmod 777 TSM* and spcli*
We checked netzza db backups all working fine.
Without full permissions it won't work
Thanks and regards,
Tandon K
TSM Administrator,
IBM India Pvt LTD.,
On Wed, Aug 15, 2018, 5:43 AM Tandon Kadambala
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We have give chmod 777 TSM*
Hi,
We have give chmod 777 TSM* and spcli*
We checked netzza db backups all working fine.
Without full permissions it won't work
Thanks and regards,
Tandon K
TSM Administrator,
IBM India Pvt LTD.,
On Wed, Aug 15, 2018, 12:58 AM Zoltan Forray wrote:
> Can someone point me to a document that
Can someone point me to a document that lists the minimum file rights
required for files in /etc/adsm?
Our security/scanning process is barking about file in /etc/adsm having
world/global rights and we need to either justify or remove those rights:
/etc/adsm]
-rw-rw-rw-. 1 root root80 Sep
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