Hi,
A need any recomendation about migration ADSM 2.1 in
AIX from TSM 4.1 in NT 4.0?
Thanks in advanced.
Francisco Robledo
VisionTech Colombia.
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Solaris 2.6
TSM 3.7
I thought the encrypted passwd was located in /etc/adsm/SERVERNAME.
When I copy this file from one node of a cluster to another (following failover) the
gui reports that the passwd has expired.
The cmd line seems to be ok.
I haven't looked to deep, but how do you hand
Tim, thanks for the info.
I tried it using 4.1.2.12, as you suggested, and the scheduler can back up
fine under the SYSTEM account.
Don't know why it fails at 3.7.2.19.
But this solves my problem, thanks!
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From: Rushforth, Tim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday,
>I couldn't find that when I searched the online doc, but I thought that's
>what it said. However, in this case, it didn't do so. The admin says that
>looking at "numerous" files in various filesystems he hasn't found any that
>have a backup date that is the same as the date the permissions were
While that's what the book says, it's not what appears to happen. I
tested this on AIX 4.3.3 with a 4.1 client and a 4.1 server, and on
Solaris 7 with a 3.7 client and a 3.7 server: the file is not backed up
again.
Changing the permissions on a file doesn't alter the file - it alters
the inode,
Richard,
I couldn't find that when I searched the online doc, but I thought that's
what it said. However, in this case, it didn't do so. The admin says that
looking at "numerous" files in various filesystems he hasn't found any that
have a backup date that is the same as the date the permission
>Should TSM consider the change of AIX permissions to be a modification of
>the file, and therefore, back it up.
Yes. See the B/A Client manual, "Backing Up and Restoring Files" chapter,
"Backup: Related Topics", "What Does TSM Consider a Changed File".
Richard Sims, BU
Greetings,
AIX 4.3.3 client running 4.1.2 code talking to a 3.1.2-50 server on
OS\390 is getting the above messages on numerous numerous directories.
(full text below).
A search of the archives found a couple of hits with the problem but
none on solutions. Is is a rev issue with the older server
David,
If I remember correctly the only way to view the shared drives is to
launch the GUI from the ACTIVE CLUSTER (Who own's drives at that
particular time). You will be able to see all cluster drives.
Thx
Arturo
Should TSM consider the change of AIX permissions to be a modification of
the file, and therefore, back it up. We have a client on an AIX 4.3.3 box
with TSM 3.7.2 where someone (whose mouse has been replaced with a
thumbscrew) did a global change of permissions to 777. As far as we can
tell by o
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-Original Message-
From: Area Técnica [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 7:28 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Unsuscribe to List
Could you tell me
>as Sheelagh Treweek already announced the Oxford University TSM 2001
>Symposium will take place on 20th and 21st September 2001 in
>Oxford (UK).
Anyone thought of trying to get some of the more important things going on,
on a web cast so we can hear it back here? Not sure if that's possible or
c
Jeff,
I have clustered half a dowen server with 4.1 on NT not W2000. I think
they are pretty identical.I had no problems dealing with TSM the
biggest pain was learning about MS CLuster Aware software. This allows
for the failover of disk from active to passive or active/active. If you
let
Look at your library, look at your D/R recovery requirements -- and look at
scripting.
Your D/R requirements should drive what you do.
Also (and I've seen a lot of this on the list) *don't* try to warp the
backup logic of *SM to do something that should be done via archiving. If
you need to keep
However, if you have high-capacity tape, you don't have to spend a whole
tape for each node. You can control the tape use by setting a MAXSCRATCH
value for the tape pool. For example, if you have 200 clients to back up
and you set MAXSCRATCH to 100, TSM will put two clients on each tape. You
ge
Zosimo,
We have in a pinch brought all the SQL Services down and did an archive of
the database to a short 5 day archive period class. That is if you can
afford to bring down the DB. We did this for a couple of weeks until a
problem could be resolved with TDP for SQL server.
Arturo
I may have missed it in this e-mail, but have you considered doing OS
mirroring on your data disk pools? I know that you are supposed to use
TSM mirroring for Database and Recovery Log volumes, but I talked with
Tivoli tech support on this issue several months ago and they couldn't
give me a
Hi
Anyone out there can pl help me to configure 3 TSM SERVERS to cross define
and to
use virtual volumes definations pl.
I will appreciate ur help pl.
Thankx.
BALANAND PINNI.
PHONE 314-206-5911.
EM:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
PG:1-800-451-6897.
Chuck,
I do all the platforms backup on to AIX servers ie
3 AIX Servers with AIX/HP/NT/SUN Clients.
I didn't find any problems.
U may centralise ur operations .
-Original Message-
From: Chuck Lam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 4:21 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subjec
Thank you.
--- Rolf Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hallo,
>
> I felt equal and defined one storage pool
> (family) per plattform. I
> don't use disk storage pools, only tape and copy
> stgpools.
>
> Another way is to use collocation to separate data.
> I use this only for
> special cases
Thank you. I'll see if I can do that.
--- Sean McNamara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Chuck,
>
> You could make separate disk, tape, and copy
> pools for each OS.
>
> Sean
>
> Sean McNamara
> Senior Analyst
> PJM Interconnection, L.L.C.
> 955 Jefferson Ave
> Norristown, PA 19403
> (610)6
Chuck,
Your TSM support person and Alan are saying the same thing - collocation is by node,
which means it will only put data from one client node on a particular tape. There is
not a "collocate-by-platform" option.
Steve Schaub
Haworth, Inc
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No trees were killed in
Different sequential access storage pools need also
different disk storage pool, right?
The reason is that I am the Unix guy, also in charge
of this AIX TSM server. I have enough system work on
my daily duties. At this point, I can see myself
spending a lot of time everyday sending tapes offsite,
Thank you. I looked into that option, but TSM support
person was telling me that if Colocation was enable,
it would be one node, one tape, would not be able to
put different nodes of one platform on one tape.
--- Alan Davenport <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> You need to do colocation. Colocation w
Chuck,
You could make separate disk, tape, and copy pools for each OS.
Sean
Sean McNamara
Senior Analyst
PJM Interconnection, L.L.C.
955 Jefferson Ave
Norristown, PA 19403
(610)666-4206
(610)666-4285 (fax)
-Original Message-
From: Chuck Lam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Fr
First, thanks for all the helpful responses I received yesterday regarding
accessing a tape. I was able to get the backup I needed to restore. I do
(of course) have another question. I have a Compaq (or is it Quantum or
Tandem) DLT7000 35/70 drive. According to spec sheets I've seen it is
suppose
I am trying to restore files from a Novell server that is NOT currently
running.
What is the trick to do this? I know that with NT, I can use a
virtualnodename.
Has anyone successfully restored files from a Novell Server that is NOT
Running?
Thanks,
Marc Levitan
>I am trying to restore files from a Novell server that is NOT currently
>running.
>
>What is the trick to do this? I know that with NT, I can use a
>virtualnodename.
Marc - Use -nodename. See the B/A manual, chapter 3,
Restoring or Retrieving Your Files to Another Client Node.
Richard
You need to do colocation. Colocation will place files from each client on a
tape by itself providing the client segregation you desire. You can even
break this down even further and colocate by filespace. The downside is that
you will significantly increase the amount of tapes you use. For furthe
Need a little help. Does anyone have some scripts I can use as a
pattern that will unmount, break and mount bcv volumes for a tsm backup
from a Symmetrix server?
Thanks.
Joe Spade
R & L Carriers, Inc.
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We are using 3590 cartidges on TSM 3.7.3 with 3494 tape library
"Smith, Bob"
cc: (bcc: MUSTAFA BAYTAR/ATIM/ICECEK)
Sent by: Subject: 3590 K-Cartridges on TSM 3.7.x
"ADSM: Dist
You just create different sequential access storage pools.
What reason would you want them to handle their own tapes?
(..just in case one of them purges their own tapes?)
The data on those tapes cannot be used in another server.
Have a look at the "Tivoli Storage Manager Concepts" redbook
from h
Hello Bob,
we are running on ADSM 3.1.2.90 and I'm using 3590 K-cartridges succesfully.
We just had to label them again after we migrated the data to another
cartridge.
So I think when you migrate your data from the K-carts and label them again
then
TSM has no problems to see the difference betwe
Hallo,
I felt equal and defined one storage pool (family) per plattform. I
don't use disk storage pools, only tape and copy stgpools.
Another way is to use collocation to separate data. I use this only for
special cases (such as databases).
Greetings
Rolf Meyer
Info Business Systems GmbH
Ik ben niet op kantoor vanaf 24-05-2001 tot 05-06-2001.
We are using 3590J & K carts in our TSM 3.7.3.8 environment. We have had a
significant amount of K tapes that have gone readonly due to write errors, though. K
carts do require 3590 drive uprades & new microcode.
Steve Schaub
Haworth, Inc
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No trees were killed in the
We had the same problem here with 3.7.3.8 on AIX 4.3.3 - getting our w/95/nt admin
machines up to IE5.5 solved the problem for us.
Steve Schaub
Haworth, Inc
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No trees were killed in the sending of this message. However a large
number of electrons were terribly inconvenie
I am setting up TSM in our shop and I am learning TSM
as I go. Right now, I have set up a 100GB Disk Pool
and one Tape Pool and one Tapecopy pool for making
offsite storage copies. My questions are:
If I am doing backups using this configuration, my
daily backups on NT, Netware, and Unix will al
Hello,
A number of libraries with SDLT drives are appearing in the market. It is
the next generation of DLT.
However, we can't find a separate SDLT product line in supported devices
table, which
is presented on Tivoli Storage Manager site.
Does it means, that SDLT line is treated as DLT line by
I'm being told by IBM that I need to go to TSM 4.1.1 to upport these. Is
this correct? Is anyone using 3590 K-cartridges on TSM 3.7.x?
Thanks
Bob Smith
Hello,
as Sheelagh Treweek already announced the Oxford University TSM 2001
Symposium will take place on 20th and 21st September 2001 in Oxford (UK).
Please have a look at
http://tsm-symposium.oucs.ox.ac.uk/home.html
for details.
One session of this symposium is dedicated to a discussion of user
Michael Oski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 24/05/2001 19:31:11
Please respond to "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:(bcc: Stan Vernaillen/BE/CCE)
Subject: Re: HTTP sessions in TSM 4.1.3.0 (also, memory leak...)
>Hello, I did quite a bit of testing of differ
Has anybody noticed anything different about the 4.1.2.0 TSM client in the
way it reads the IE file?
I am getting some unusual results, almost as if it is now readind top to
bottom, instead of bottom to top.
And or that the "*" is not a comment for the line.
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