Hi Dave,
Firstly, after you edit the dsm.sys shutdown or kill
the scheduler process.
You check it by using ps -ef | grep dsmc sched.
Then, start it up again such as this at the prompt :
# /usr/lpp/adsm/bin/dsmc sched >/dev/null 2>&1&
Hope it works.
salam,
# ./indra
--- "Burks, Dan" <[EMAIL PR
Dave,
Need to re-start the scheduler after the change.
Ming Lau
System Administrator
Lam Research
-Original Message-
From: Pace, David K [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 2:56 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: dsm.sys file not being read in aix
We updated a d
Richard Sims wrote:
> Given the traditionally unsatisfactory performance of DLT, I'm curious
> if any customers are using SuperDLT and might comment on the relative
> performance they see with this newer generation of DLT. Its backside
> optical servo tracking should yield better start-stop perfo
Are you talking about frame as in cabinet?
Is it not the library firmware at fault in this case?
Suad
--
On Wed, Jun 13, 2001 at 07:38:12AM -0500, Jeff Bach wrote:
> There is a problem with 1550. It effects the 3rd and 4th frame in the
> library. The robot spazes out. We found it last week .
IBM tape drives have double the cache, HP and storage tek have variable
speed drives (no back hitching)
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Dave,
I believe the dsm.sys file is only read at the time you start the
scheduler.
> -Original Message-
> From: Pace, David K [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 2:56 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: dsm.sys file not being read in aix
>
> We upda
We updated a dsm.sys file to take out excludes within the 12 hour window
before the scheduled backup. 10 hours later when the backup ran as
scheduled it backed up
the server but ignored the updates made to the dsm.sys file. Isn't the
dsm.sys file read each time a backup runs? Is there somethi
dsm.sys is only read when the client starts up.
Look at using cloptsets - they are read every time a backup happens, even if
the client SW has been running all week and you changed the cloptset
yesterday.
> -Original Message-
> From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Be
We're getting ready to replace our STK 9710 and Quantum DLT-7000 drives.
It's served us well, but time and technology change and we're starting to
see more drive failures and issues with the drive speed.
We're going to LTO drives -- they're a best-fit for our primary use -- and
are looking at the
Folks,
I can't seem to get HSM to generate a candidates list and begin migrating
files on an AIX 4.3.2 system. The version of adsm.client.aix42.hsm is
3.1.20.8, one of the most recent ADSM packages. Anyway, the high migration
threshold is set below the percent used for the filesystem, Space M
>How do I configure two 3494 ATLs to talk to one systems?
>
>With one ATL, I have an /dev/lmcp0 and I run a daemon /etc/lmcp behind port
>3494 (the default port)
>
>For a second, do I have an /dev/lmcp1, add 4494 to /etc/services, and entry
>to /etc/ibmatl.conf, and a daemon /etc/lmcp1 running beh
AHH! I'm having an attack of hardware envy!
-Original Message-
From: Jeff Bach [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 2:50 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Two library managers
How do I configure two 3494 ATLs to talk to one systems?
With one ATL, I have an /dev/
In order to do point in time restores on a Unix (AIX) machines must you run
an Full Image backup once a week and incrementals the rest of the week. Or
can you just do your normal incrementals everyday. Basically, is the full
image backup necessary.
Thanks
***EMAIL DISCL
I have recently implemented TSM v4.1.3 and have encountered a problem with
my diskpool volumes. I currently have disk storage volumes in three
locations: locally on the TSM server, NAS (network attached storage device),
and on another network server. What is happening is that the storage
volumes
How do I configure two 3494 ATLs to talk to one systems?
With one ATL, I have an /dev/lmcp0 and I run a daemon /etc/lmcp behind port
3494 (the default port)
For a second, do I have an /dev/lmcp1, add 4494 to /etc/services, and entry
to /etc/ibmatl.conf, and a daemon /etc/lmcp1 running behind por
I had somewhat of a similar problem on an NT 4.0 client with TSm 3.7 or 4.1 but not
Domino. Just regular File INC. The dsmsched.log file was real big and an error
occured one night. After that the backup wouldn't run. I would get (it's been a few
months) some kind of access violation or sim
Hello All,
We have been troubleshooting problems with three of our Domino servers
without luck. At one point all was well but gradually the backups began
failing. Nothing has changed on the TSM server side so the thinking is it
must be a client problem. Various schedules are failing with no ap
gurus,
TSM Linux client 4.1 supports up to RH 7.0. Will this client work with RH
linux 7.1?
Thanks for any comments/experience on this issue.
John
The communications session times out.
The schedule is marked failed.
When the backup completes outside the schedule window, it tries to update
the status and you get the error.
These was an APAR open.
Jeff Bach
Home Office Open Systems Engineering
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.
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>I like to make a backup via a trunked ethernet (2*FastEthernet) connection.
>TSM client and TSM server are running on the same machine, the file space to
>backup is a cifs share mounted over ethernet.
>
>When I send the data via a TSM backup session I get only 25 MBit as
>throughput, when I copy
Hi TSMers,
little question ...
I like to make a backup via a trunked ethernet (2*FastEthernet) connection.
TSM client and TSM server are running on the same machine, the file space to
backup is a cifs share mounted over ethernet.
When I send the data via a TSM backup session I get only 25 MBit
We are still running 3.7.2, but the 70 clients are already at 4.1.1
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/13/01 10:53AM >>>
Hi all,
We run an OS390 TSM 3.7.20.0 server with over 100 clients, mainly Netware and
NT.
With 3.7 going out of support later this year we are considering moving to 4.1,
initially just
>I have a client that has a solaris box with 400gigs of data. He want to
>"rsync" the filesystem to another solaris box. Access time, owner,
>permissions will NOT change, but the inode for each file WILL change.
>
>If JUST the inode changes, will this result in TSM backing up the file?
Keith - A
The problem is the users (some admin's included). If it wasn't for the users
everything would work the way it is suppose to!
-Original Message-
From: David Longo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 10:55 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: User verification of b
I agree. It takes a good bit of Manual checking to MAKE SURE stuff is being backed up.
Querying events on server is not good enough. I have had them show as
completed/successful when in fact clinet backed up NOTHING, and there was no dsm.opt
or backup.excl to exclude it. Using CMD for one ca
Hi all,
We run an OS390 TSM 3.7.20.0 server with over 100 clients, mainly Netware and
NT.
With 3.7 going out of support later this year we are considering moving to 4.1,
initially just
the host server, with the clients following some time later.
My questions for those of you who have been there,
Richard supplied a great "horse before the cart" post, but I think there is
substantial merit in the notion of "verification of backups", especially if
this means "enhancing the chance for rapid and complete restores, without
surprise, to meet operational objectives".
*SM, by itself, is inadequat
You have to export ,compress and backup.
p.b
-Original Message-
From: Lau, Ming [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 7:33 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: How to setup Oracle backup
Hello,
I need to setup TSM backup for Oracle 8.0.5 database. Is any one knows how
t
This will not reclaim aggregates either. Currently, the only way to
reclaim aggregates is via the RECLAIM process. I believe there *may* be
plans to add an option to MOVE DATA to optionally reclaim aggregates.
At 01:12 PM 6/12/2001 -0500, Jeff Bach wrote:
>Move the data off the tapes back to th
My experience has been that moving the db from ssa to san attached shark I
have seen an improved data base response time.
-Original Message-
From: Jeff Bach [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 7:25 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: tsm mirroring vs pprc
How doe
Jeff,
What did you do to fix the problem?
TIA
Mahesh Tailor
WAN Administrator
Carilion Health System
Voice: 540-224-3929
Fax: 540-224-3954
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/13/01 08:38AM >>>
There is a problem with 1550. It effects the 3rd and 4th frame in the
library. The robot spazes out. We found
Hello,
I need to setup TSM backup for Oracle 8.0.5 database. Is any one knows how
to set it up an Oracle 8.0.5 backup in cron job?
Thanks
I have
-TDP 2.1,
-TSM 3.7.4 server
-API 3.7
-Oracle 8.0.5
-AIX/RS6000 4.3.4 (for both TSM Server and client)
Ming Lau
System Administrator
Lam Research
There is a problem with 1550. It effects the 3rd and 4th frame in the
library. The robot spazes out. We found it last week ... I'd take credit.
("Hey CE, Charles, is the robot supposed to do that??? Ya ... of course. )
the next day I got a call. "I found a problem with the library microcode
e
How does your database run? How many clients does one database backup? How
many files does it track?
I am not sure of a good baseline to gauge database speed, but I know
our Informix database a lot faster on SAN attached storage than on local
disk arrays. If anyone has ideas, I would l
I am a member of Domain Admin with full permission to all folders
-Original Message-
From: Loon, E.J. van - SPLXM [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 7:07 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Error 1315
Hi Mehdi!
I assume you are installing TSM 4.1 over an existin
We have done a test with ST. Bernards Open File Manager, but it seems not to
be usable in our situation, due to security and control issues.
Does anyone have experience with other Open File Manager like products in
relation to TSM?
Thanks in advance,
Ray Kramer / Hans van den Hoven
Storage Mana
Maklári,
TDP for Microsoft Exchange uses a special
Microsoft Exchange backup and restore API
to talk with the Exchange server.
The "unknown Exchange API error" means that the
Microsoft Exchange backup and restore API encountered
an error that it did not expect to. Normally, if the
Microsoft API
Christo,
I don't ever recall seeing this.
What did the SQL Server log show?
How about the NT event log?
Is this a user-defined database or a system database that you are
restoring?
If you cannot get it figured out, you should call
IBM/Tivoli support. We will probably have to get Microsoft involv
Hi Mehdi!
I assume you are installing TSM 4.1 over an existing ADSM installation on a
Windows NT box?
The return code 1315 means: The name provided is not a properly formed
account name. ERROR_INVALID_ACCOUNT_NAME
Not very clear is it?
Could it be that the NT account you are using is not allowed
Our network exists of several IP-domains, seperated by firewalls. A lot of
NT servers suffer from the well-known Open File backup problem (e.g.
NTUSER.DAT and IIS files). IBM/Tivoli recommended St. Bernard. We have done
a test, and were surprised by the fact that it could only communicate via
NetB
During an upgrade to TSM 4.1.2.19 received error message Error 1315: unable
to write to the specified folder c:\ADSM\baclient.
and the upgrade fails. Anyone know what is this message and how to fix.
Thanks
Mehdi Amini
LAN/WAN Engineer
ValueOptions
3110 Fairview Park Drive
Falls Church, VA 2204
On Tue, Jun 12, 2001 at 10:19:03AM -0400, Magura, Curtis wrote:
> See a few folks are using ESS. So are we.
>
> Does anyone know of a good forum to discuss ESS subjects. We have some
> questions regarding VPATH's and HACMP.
It would be good, but wouldn't discussion be leaning more towards the SAN
The drives are the same as a standalone to a 3584.
There have been problems with firmware levels
One of the firmware levels gave me errors on a few tapes that did not
go away. The drives ended up freezing on "3" and would not go away until
they got power cycled.
Check you firmware level (latest
claudio,
If you want to start more processes for the migration you have to look at
two things:
first is the migpr parameter, this is what I use:
UPD STG ARCHIVEPOOL LOWMIG=0 HIGHMIG=0 MIGPR=3
Second in your device class there is a parameter called mountlimit this
should be put to for example t
hello,
we also got these messages saying that multiple schedulers are running for a
server and the schedule gave a status failed while clearly the backup went
OK.
My solution was to enlarge the duration parameter of the schedule. Although
this should be the given startup time for the start of the
Joel
the server was at 3.7.4, running on Solaris 7.
we have since moved to Sol8/tsm4.1.3, but don't intend experimenting with
the mirroring (both log and db are tsm mirrored).
-=Dave=-
-Original Message-
From: Joel Fuhrman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 13 June 2001 03:28
To: [EMAIL
Al,
does anybody know what these are and how to get rid of them?
I found them in the client error log
06/07/01 03:57:00 TcpRead(): recv(): errno = 73
06/07/01 03:57:00 sessRecvVerb: Error -50 from call to 'readRtn'.
06/08/01 03:49:27 TcpRead(): recv(): errno = 73
06/08/01 03:49:27 sessRec
Hi all,
my customer has multi-versions AIX & Oralce.
ON 4 RS6000(AIX 4.1.5), the Oracle is 7.3.4 OPS . And on 6
RS6000(AIX4.3.2),the Oracle is 8.0.5 OPS.
Do TSM and TDP for Oracle support so old version OS and DB well?If not
which version of ADSM can ?
And how can I use TSM or ADSM in this
Lindsay, all,
Use the below mentioned AIX-L
it is quite good.
Stan
Lindsay Morris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 13/06/2001 00:59:07
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