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Amrhar,
>From an administrative client session of the TSM (ADSM) server, issue the
command
q node "node_name" f=d
where "node_name" is replaced by the name of the node giving you the error.
Observe the value returned for the line "Maximum Mount Points Allowed". This
is probably the para
>From a TSM administrative session issue
'Query node f=d' to see what the maximum number of mount points
is.
Then run 'update node maxnummp=?'
replace and ? with the appropriate values.
There is a new redpiece out that covers this
www.redbooks.ibm.com
James Thompson
>From: AMRHAR Brahi
I thak you,
But do you have an idea about the place (file) where I can get and modify
such parameter.
On the ADSM Server , all I can manipulate is the
/usr/Tivoli/tsm/server/bin/dsmserv.opt.
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De :Trevor Eastabrook [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Envoyé : lundi 11
ANS0326E Node has exceeded max tape mounts allowed.
Explanation: All the tape mount points for this node are in use.
System Action: The system returns to the calling procedure.
User Response: Increase the number of allowed tape mounts for this node on
the server.
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From:
Hi all,
Does anyone get this error message in sbtio.log file when trying to backup
database via RMAN and TSM ?
06/11/01 00:07:48 ANS4993E TDP Oracle AIX ANS0599 TDP for Oracle: (80102):
06/
11/2001:00:07:48 =>(enterprise2) sbtwrite(): ANS0326E (RC41) Node has
exceeded max tape mounts allowed
This may sound like a stupid question. However, for a not yet licensed copy
of TDP for Oracle under AIX should I expect database backups to tape to be
ok and restores to fail. This is the problem I am currently experiencing.
The backups work fine however the restore reports that it cannot find the
And another thing - even without publising dsmsched.log files on a web site,
each client's user can say "dsmc query backup ..." and see if file x has
been backed up, and when; or see all files that have been backedup; or see
how many versions have been backed up, etc.
And Richard is right. But m
Hallo Andy,
only a suggestion:
- on a TSM Server on WinNT 4/5 install the TSM ODBC driver.
- create the necessary ODBC configuration to access the TSM database.
- test the connectivity on the server system.
- install the current ActiveState Perl release and upgrade the ODBC
components, if nec
>Our (storage team) new number one priority is: "Verify that all the
>correct data from each server is being backed up every time. Schedule
>meetings with every server owner to get their sign off. Please give some
>thought to how we allow these users to verify their data."
Steve - That's obviousl
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