I will be out of the office from 09/07/2001 until 09/11/2001.
I will respond to your message when I return.
With regards to functionality, both of schedmodes are equivalent. But there
are some arguments in different environments which prefers any of these
modes.
Schedmode pooling is better for example for clients, which are not up
allways at their backup the time. Server then didn't try to get them and
I think Prompted works better and is more reliable.
Then again some else might have have another opinion.
Rajesh Oak
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On Thu, 6 Sep 2001 16:17:15
Glass, Peter wrote:
>Which client schedmode -- polling or prompting -- is the better practical
>choice for a large TSM environment of 300+ clients
I will be out of the office starting September 7, 2001 and will not return
until September 14, 2001.
I can't respond to your note. In urgent cases place a message on my mobile
mailbox.
On Thu, Sep 06, 2001 at 04:48:58PM -0700, Joshua S. Bassi wrote:
> >From what I can tell it is not a bug. Instead IBM/Tivoli no longer ship
> license files with multiple increments (i.e. 1mgsyslan.lic,
> 5mgsyslan.lic). Instead there is now just mgsyslan.lic and a flag
> "numberlicenses=the_numb
I will be out of the office starting September 7, 2001 and will not return
until September 10, 2001.
Can you say NDMP? Available Sept 29th on Windows and who knows when for
UNIX TSM servers.
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Joshua S. Bassi
Independent IT Consultant
IBM Certified - AIX/HACMP, SAN, Shark
Tivoli Certified Consultant- ADSM/TSM
Cell (408)&(831) 332-4006
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-Original Message-
From: ADSM:
If the new node is not registered, you can "rename node" for the old
nodename and then "rename filespace" for the filespaces assosciated with
the old node. Unfortunetly you cannot rename a filespace to a new
nodename outright - wish you could.
--
Joshua S. Bassi
Independent IT Consultant
IBM Ce
>From what I can tell it is not a bug. Instead IBM/Tivoli no longer ship
license files with multiple increments (i.e. 1mgsyslan.lic,
5mgsyslan.lic). Instead there is now just mgsyslan.lic and a flag
"numberlicenses=the_number" (I think it was) where you indicate how many
of those licenses you pu
You appear to be accessing two different servers, ADSM and ADSME.
Note the following lines from your two distinct commands:
Session established with server ADSM: MVS
...
Server date/time: 09/05/01 11:17:26 Last access: 09/05/01 11:07:46
Session established with server ADSME: MVS
...
Se
Which client schedmode -- polling or prompting -- is the better practical
choice for a large TSM environment of 300+ clients?
We would welcome any thoughts or suggestions on the relative
merits/drawbacks of either mode.
Thanks in advance.
Peter Glass
Distributed Storage Management (DSM)
Wells Far
A little info before I ask my question.
Current setup:
TSM Server is RS6000 AIX4.3.3 running TSM 4.1.2
Library is 3494 connected serial to the H50.
New TSM Server is RS6000 AIX4.3.3 running TSM 4.1.2
Library will be connected serial to the M80.
The question is on how to use the library with 2 s
We are trying to optimize some of our backups and wanted to experiment with
backuping up JFS filesystems using backup image. Our thought process was
that by bypassing the overhead of the JFS we could decrease the backup
window. However we are told that one of the rules for TSM (ver 3.7) is that
Hmm. do you have more than one TSM server? I notice that the first
connection shows these details:
Session established with server ADSM: MVS
Server Version 4, Release 1, Level 4.0
Data compression forced on by the server
Server date/time: 09/05/01 11:17:26 Last access: 09/05/01
Has anyone out there dealt with this?
> -Original Message-
> From: Weber, Doug
> Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2001 3:17 PM
> To: Peppers, Holly; Hunley, Ike
> Cc: Breckenridge, Scott; Kozak, Judy; Willis, Tom
> Subject: Inability to restore ADSM data using TSM client
>
No, no no!
Post them here so we all can benefit
Jerald M. Sheets jr
Programmer / Analyst, TIS
Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center
5000 Hennessy, Baton Rouge, LA 70808
703.765.8734
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-Original Message-
From: William Boyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:
Anyone out there using Flashcopy on an ESS for backups?
If so, could you contact me offline about your procedures? I'm at
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bill Boyer
"There's no place like ~
There's no place like ~" - ???
You don't mention which server version you are running, but this sounds
like a known problem, APAR IC28573 and/or IC31524. If you contact TSM
support, they can help you get rid of the "orphaned" backupset entries,
and set you up for notification once the problem is resolved and a code
fix is avail
Jeff,
NDMP support is meant to be available at the end of this month.
That they haven't set pricing information for this yet makes me
wonder if it will actually be available any time soon. I'm
skeptical, but hopeful, as we've several TB of NetApp storage in
our environment.
-- Tom
Thomas A. La
Fellow TSM'ers,
I have been following this post with interest, since I am currently looking at 3 3590K
tapes that are in the same position. They are left over from 3 backupsets that we had
tested, and deleted (using the delete backupset command as per the book). They will
not scratch because
IBM people,
How does IBM/Tivoli plan to provide for this need in order
to prevent customer from being required to implement hardware vendor
solutions such as EDM to backup this data? The competition is direct fiber
attaching to the data and backing it up.
Jeff Bach
Home Office
>I was running some stats on node Occucapancy and filespace utilized, when
>noticed that in a few cases, the amount of data backed up exceeded the sum of
>all the filespace.
Steve - Perhaps you didn't do 'AUDit LICenses' immediately before going
at the Auditocc table? (Consider your AUDI
I'll second everyone on their comments about ArcServe and add that their
Exchange agent is terrible. On Exchange 5.5, we had many instances of
backup failures and even worse, corrupt backups that were reported in the
backup log as being good. Also their message level backup is kludgy, slow,
and
If you are talking about regular incremental backups, yes I think TSM uses
more tape than most other backup products.
The reason: most other products are doing at least periodic full dumps.
You write a large amount of data to a tape, then the tape is expired after
x days and the dumps are do
One thing we have done here (to help protect against raised floor movement
such as sags, etc...)
Leveling pads are on two layouts, one for L&D frames and another for S
frames.
We put L & D frames next to each other and fill out the end of the ATL with
S frames...
this lets us cut 4 pieces of rathe
I was running some stats on node Occucapancy and filespace utilized, when
noticed that in a few cases, the amount of data backed up exceeded the sum of
all the filespace.
I was using the following commands:
select node_name, backup_mb from auditocc
select node_name,capacity,pct_util from filesp
It is a fair concern, and I'm surprised that the CE didn't have a better
answer.
I don't know anything about bolting down hardware, but my recommendation
to the original poster would be to review the 3494 book, as Thomas Denier
has already suggested, and to also take the issue up with his local I
Using the "Data Recovery Manager" and the "DRM Offsite Recovery Media". When
moving "Mountable" tapes to "Not Mountable" in two 3575 Tape Libraries that
are each hooked up to one NT 4 server running version 3.1 2.90, the tapes
are not automatically filling the top two slots and then automatically
I have a backupset for CLIENT1 filespace FILESPACE1. I would like to
restore a portion of that backupset to CLIENT2 FILESPACE2 (client2 does not
have a matching filespace1). They are both running netware and the tsm4.1.12
client. I can't seem to figure out the proper command. It seems like
Quoting "Cook, Dwight E" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Are you on a ship ?
His telephone area code indicates that he is in California. I have
seen pictures of household water heaters that fell over during
earthquakes in California. Some types of computer equipment are as
tall in proportion to their wid
Martha, here is a response I received from Tivoli support:
Hi Mark,
I know I haven't spoken to you in a while regarding this problem,
and I apologize for that; but I have been able to determine the procedure
to help you improve your archive performance. The 3.7.2 and 4.1.2 or higher
TSM cl
Hello TSM ers,
Has anyone create some type of report that shows the comparisons of
Arcserve vs TSM.
A management level report is what I am looking for. We are split half and
half for TSM and Arcserve shop.
I am always trying to justify moving all our clients to TSM.
Any information would be h
>His telephone area code indicates that he is in California. I have
>seen pictures of household water heaters that fell over during
>earthquakes in California. Some types of computer equipment are as
>tall in proportion to their width as a water heater, so there is real
>reason for concern about e
Hi Chris,
I just experience the same issue with LTO drives/tapes, sporadically when
backing up over the LAN, and excessive when backin up LAN-free over the SAN.
I've opened a PMR with Tivoli, but in my optinion, this is a software issue,
although I cannot say which software. It's either the LTO
On 6 Sep 2001, at 9:08, Cory Heikel wrote:
> First and foremost, the support for arcserv is lousy at best -
While I didn't work with Archserv, I've watched our archserv admins
and had many conversations with them.
- Their support truly is very, very bad.
- The product doesn't scale. It seems
register admin some_admin_name some_admin_name_pswd
grant auth some_admin_name class=node auth=owner node=node_name
Dwight
-Original Message-
From: Diana Noble [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2001 9:31 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Client n
Thank You
Matt
-Original Message-
From: Richard Sims [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2001 11:16 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Archival with different retentions?
>This sounds like a good solution. I was under the belief that when I did
>something li
Just a FYI on something real strange we saw here...
Say you have CLIENTA and you have an archive /d105/oracle/blah.cntl
Now over on CLIENTB you set up a SErver entry to pretend to be CLIENTA and
issue a retrieve like...
dsmc retrieve -serv=myserv_clienta -pass=mypass
/d105/oracle/blah.cnt
>This sounds like a good solution. I was under the belief that when I did
>something like this that the archival process would start rebinding
>previously archivals and therefore change the retention. But I guess that
>is not true.
Matt - From my notes at http://people.bu.edu/rbs/ADSM.QuickFact
I define a schedule for each day and associate the client in question to
each.
-Original Message-
From: Guan, Phillip [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2001 10:35 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: schedule question
Hi all,
Can we define an incremental and an arch
FYI, I just found that a lot of the content for the online TSM manuals
has disappeared (page not found errors). I have reported it to the
Tivoli webmaster, so hopefully will be corrected soon.
Richard Sims, BU
Valerie,
I can't find any documetation for these commands. Do you know where I can find
it? I too have noticed the slowness on my AIX server and would like to do as you
suggest, but I would like to know what the commands are doing prior.
Thanks,
Martha
> MIME-Version: 1.0
> Date: Thu, 6 Sep 2001
This sounds like a good solution. I was under the belief that when I did
something like this that the archival process would start rebinding
previously archivals and therefore change the retention. But I guess that
is not true.
Thanks
Matt
-Original Message-
From: Prather, Wanda [mailto
Hi all,
Can we define an incremental and an archive scheduler by using one nodename?
How can we define a scheduler running on Monday, Tuesday only? I checked and
found that I can only define a whole weekday or one specified weekday or
weekend schedule.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Be
Does anyone know if Oracle 8.1.7 works with TDP for Oracle v2.1.9.
Tia
Mark Remeta
Seligman Data Corp.
100 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10017
Confidentiality Note: The information transmitted is intended only for the
person or entity to whom or which it is addressed and may contain
confidential a
Is there a way to assign a new admin to a client node? It doesn't appear
you can do it by updating the client.
Hi all, we are in the process of moving 2 Novell Servers into one new Server.
I know Tsm has a way of retaining the historical data and transfering it over to a new
client name. I have not done this and wondered if anyone out there has done this and
with what success...Please help! What are the
Hi Eric,
How much memmory you need on a TSM database is diffrent form platforms,
where VMS needs the most memmory and CPU power and AS/400 need the least.
the overall recomended memmory is 256 mem of ram.
I don´t rememer the formula to calculate this but i think you can find it in
chapter 2 in
Ben,
For any drive you can look at
http://www.tivoli.com/support/storage_mgr/requirements.html
The rule is - whenever you have 3 or more drives you need Advanced Managed
Library Feature (Version 4) or the Extended Device Support feature (Version
3). For some libraries (like your choice IBM 3583)
Don't know if this would help your platform but when I upgraded from ADSM
3.1 on AIX to 4.1.4.0 we had the same slowness -
were advised from the TSM support folks to execute these commands on the TSM
server on AIX
and the 3 clients it serves from the dsmc prompt.
clean archdir (nodename) delete d
Mahesh,
on NAS boxes like CLARiiON or NETAPP you won't find a backup/archive
client that runs directly on the machine.
To get your backup done just use another machine in your LAN that has
enough network bandwith available to both the NAS box and the TSM
server.
On WinNT you can use the UNC-Name i
I do manually backup on db2/6000 db whit command db2 backup db CITY use adsm.
I do inactive the backup copy whit the command db2adutl delete, but when I do expire
inventory the process doesn't cure of this and doesn't discard data on my Cassette.
Why
Davide Fanizzo
Network and S
Hello, everyone.
A group in our department just received an EMC CLARiiON system. On this system is a
filesystem that I need to backup. How can this be done? I have never dealt with this
beast.
3466 Network Storage Manager running TSM v3.7.4 and AIX 4.3.2.
Thanks for any help and advice in
If your server is at TSM 3.7 or 4.1 now, going to TSM 4.2 is a pay-for
upgrade.
You need the CD to get the license files for 4.2.
Then you can install the 4.2.01 patch on top.
-Original Message-
From: Wolfgang Herkenrath [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2001 4:01 A
First and foremost, the support for arcserv is lousy at best - and trust me
you need support. CA has long been known for disappearing after the contract
is signed. When we finally got to the point where we demanded that CA come
on-site to get the product working three things happened:
1. We found
> Is there a way to do a selective expire when using TDP MS/SQL Version 2?
Joel,
No. There is not. You must control everything
through TSM policies.
Thanks,
Del
Del Hoobler
IBM Corporation
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Would anyone care to suggest how much memory would be appropriate for a 50
GB database?
I have a TSM 3.7 server on AIX 4.3. It currently has 1GB memory and 1.5GB
paging space. Performance is often perceptibly poor, especially during
database backups and migrations - vmstat shows a good deal of pag
Not that I know.
But, be carefull, if you do an upgrade from 4.1 or earlier : there is a bug
in TSM 4.2.x where you can't install more than 1 license for each license
file (you have to reassign all your licenses after the upgrade).
You always get the message "server is not in compliance with lic
I am working in this environment:
HP-UX 11.00 TSM SERVER 4.1.4 and LTO 3584 . The fiber
switch is 2109. The most difficult problem is
configurated the library because the drives must use
the atdd driver and the autochanger must use the sctl
driver ( from operating system ). In my opinion, it is
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