> She gets a call from a user that they are missing lots of stuff in their
> Notes DB (of course, it had to be the AUDIT department :-( ). Discover
> that the *ONLY* backup for this Notes DB is from a month ago, when the
> original backup was performed on this box. Their DB hasn't been backed up
>
Hi all,
For the past few weeks I have noticed ANS1076E error messages in both the
dsmerror and dsmsched logs. This node has been backing up successfully for
years without out problems until now. I've looked for directories that
might have odd characters and so on without luck. This is standard
sc
We are about to do exactly this. Our current Ancient RS/6000 and nearly
full ATL P3000 library strains with several thousand nodes, and they are
to be replaced by a much faster H80, and a new ATL P7000 library with
SuperDLT drives - in a new building a mile away.
Note we selected SuperDLT over LT
> A while back we had a disk failure on our TSM server and lost some
> transactionlog files from a TDP backup. We now have have a hole in our
> restore window because the server can't find one of the logs that was
> lost.
>
> Is there any way around this problem? I would guess not, but it's wort
> You keep mentioning configuring the DSM.OPT file with the "addresses". Why
> not use a name and let DNS resolution take over. Then to move things around,
> just change DNS. You could try out lots of different scenarios without
> having to keep changing the DSM.OPT files on all your clients.
We
Here here!!!
I second the motion that if Tivoli comes up with a new way to charge
us for the software, they must come up with a better way to gather the
required information. We went through this "count the CPUS" exercise about 6
months ago (when they first attempted this pricing
Just had a bad combination of events that has caused us to lose data, due
to hardware failure, "bad design" in the web-admin gui and a possible
problem with the TDP for Domino.
Here is the sordid story...
Had a backup schedule for a Domino TDP node. Unfortunately, there was an
erroneous "-"
> Given a file that has been backed up by a node, how do I find out which
> tape the current copy of the file is on without doing a restore?
You can do this with the unsupported 'show' commands.
show versions jupiter /home /jsmith/ .profile
will return information on all backed up versions of /
Wow, you guys rock , thanks a lot, it now works.
Mark B.
-Original Message-
From: Miller, Ryan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 11:44 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Include Problem
Exclude.Dir or Include.Dir statements are read first, regardless of their
include/exclude is processed bottom up; BUT
exclude.dir is different.
It overrides EVERYTHING and TSM never goes into that directory at all.
Change to EXCLUDE instead of EXCLUDE.DIR and you will get different results.
Also, your notation for PROBE should end with: *
On 30-Aug-02 Copper, Steve wrote:
> Quick question:
>
> Is it possible to do a cross platform restore? If so, how?
AFAIK it isn't supported, but
sometimes it works anyway.
I've restored files between different
UNIX flavours. I recently tried
to restore Windows98 data to an AIX box
but the GUI d
You keep mentioning configuring the DSM.OPT file with the "addresses". Why
not use a name and let DNS resolution take over. Then to move things around,
just change DNS. You could try out lots of different scenarios without
having to keep changing the DSM.OPT files on all your clients.
Bill Boyer
>a crude way is...for a single file...issue a restore to another
filename and
>watch
>what tape mount gets called...you can also cancel the restore once
the
>mount is requested (q sess f=d...).
>FYI
>
The restored failed without indicating which tape it thought was
inaccessable. That's why I nee
Once you specify exclude.dir, it overrides all include statements to that
directory.
Only use exclude.dir if you do not want to back anything up.
You could use :
Exclude "C:\ADMIN\NTRESKIT\...\*"
INCLUDE "C:\ADMIN\NTRESKIT\PERFTOOL\PROBE\*"
Thanks,
Marc Levitan
Storage Management Specialist
PF
Exclude.Dir or Include.Dir statements are read first, regardless of their position in
the list. So effectively, you are excluding this whole directory. You might try the
following...
EXCLUDE "c:\admin\ntreskit\...\*"
INCLUDE "c:\admin\ntreskit\perftool\probe\...\*"
By using probe\*.* you wil
Exclude.Dir "C:\ADMIN\NTRESKIT\*"
should only exclude the directories under this path be excluded.
I believe you should have
Exclude "C:\ADMIN\NTRESKIT\...\*"
INCLUDE "C:\ADMIN\NTRESKIT\PERFTOOL\PROBE\*.*"
Try it, let me know.
Rosa Leung
IBM Canada Ltd.
Mark
I am not having any luck trying to setup an Include/Exclude list on a Win2K
client running TSM 4.2.1.32. I thought that the list was read from bottom up
and once a match was found the rest of the list was ignored, but the
following does not work in this order. I have also tried to switch these
aro
a crude way is...for a single file...issue a restore to another filename and
watch
what tape mount gets called...you can also cancel the restore once the
mount is requested (q sess f=d...).
FYI
-Original Message-
From: Alexander Verkooijen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, August 3
Mark,
Does TSM 5.1.0.0 provide MOVE NODEDATA and multithreaded restores
-Original Message-
From: Mark Stapleton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 5:13 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Restore Performance.
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTEC
We have a TSM 4.2.1.9 server running under OS/390 Version 2 Release 9.0.
We are in the process of migrating to a new network infrastructure.
The old network has Ethernet connections to Unix and Windows hosts,
an ATM backbone, and an ATM OSA card in the mainframe to provide network
connectivity for
>> There is an upgraded TSM API for OS/400,
>> but there are no current plans for a TSM BA client for OS/400.
> That's interesting. The presentation sent to our company by IBM early
this
> year told of the coming of both an OS/400 client and a Linux86 server
> "sometime in 2002".
Mark,
Please f
Ok I have a really puzzling question. I have migdelay=1 also but when I
look at the percent utilized on my disk volumes it shows at 26.90% and
29.20% in each pool and during migration it drops to 6.10% and 7.60%. now
if my diskpools are 30gb each and the amount of migration yesterday was at
54gb
Files will be rebound to default copy group.
No idea about directories - they will
be either rebound to default copy group or to DIRMC.
Juraj
> -Original Message-
> From: Emil S. Hansen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 1:57 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject:
Hi All,
Quick question:
Is it possible to do a cross platform restore? If so, how?
I have some users who wish to restore a backup image of an NT4 server onto a
unix(AIX) server for purposes of DR (not my place to ask why). In my mind
this could be possible as it is effectively only a binary fil
Thanks,
is it possible to use wildcards? Because, I'd like to use the same inclexcl file, or a
client option set, and I'm sure (but I haven't looked) that the serial numbers will be
different on different serves.
Miles
>>> Patrick Boutilier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 29-Aug-02 5:03:51 PM >>>
Miles
On 30-Aug-02 David E Ehresman wrote:
> Given a file that has been backed up by a node, how do I find out which
> tape the current copy of the file is on without doing a restore?
Ah, I would love to have SQL query that answered this question.
Obviously this information is in the database
somewher
You need to turn the -quiet option on your dsmc scheduler that runs on the
client, otherwise the "verbose" option is turned off.
Jane
%%
Jane Bamberger
IS Department
Bassett Healthcare
607-547-4750
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From: "Stewart, Curtis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[
Given a file that has been backed up by a node, how do I find out which
tape the current copy of the file is on without doing a restore?
David
Look in the log files. On my servers it's dsmsched.log.
Here's a snippet of one of mine.
07/30/2002 20:09:09 Normal File--> 6,956
USERS:/USERS/username/2017A/2017a-1/5c913c10._gr [Sent]
07/30/2002 20:09:09 Normal File--> 529
USERS:/USERS/username/2017A/2017a-1/5c913c10.
Is there a server side message other than ANE4971I reporting zero bytes
that would alert to a LanFree node that was not using the LanFree path?
Server is TSM 5.1 running on AIX 5.1.
Rafael,
Thanks a bunch, your suggestion solved my problem.
THANKS
crg
-Original Message-
From: Rafael Mendez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 12:04 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: re: Error ANS0101E
Hi Charles,
Try exporting
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Del Hoobler
> There is an upgraded TSM API for OS/400,
> but there are no current plans for a TSM BA client for OS/400.
That's interesting. The presentation sent to our company by IBM early this
year told of the coming of both a
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Cahill, Ricky
> Doing restores from the collocated primay pools I'm getting 10gb an hour.
> From a non collocated pool (offsite) I'm getting about 5-7gb an hour.
>
> Has anyone got any figures on restores using DLT7000's as we're
Hello.
I have a backup copygroup that I wish to delete. What will happen to the
files that are bound to this copygroup once I delete the copygroup? Most
of the files are directories that are bound to this copygroup because
the copygroup has RETONLY=NOLIMIT.
--
Best Regards
Emil S. Hansen - [EMAIL
When I do an export that takes longer than 24 hours, the USEDVOLUMELIST=
parameter is ignored - the list file is not written.
Can anyone confirm that behavior in other versions?
This is a NetStore box, EC17, patched to the equivalent of 4.2.2.10 on AIX
5.1L with OS patch level 2.
Hi
We have customers running OTG DiskXtender without problems. They have not
experienced the problems you have described. Probably, the OTG client you
have heard of have had some kind of configuration problems, as
configuration and policy settings are normally the most difficult things
to dec
Hi there,
On a Microsoft Cluster, I'd like to install the TSM client. The cluster
is set up as follows:
* two physical machines, CL1 and CL2
* two 'virtual' machines, NT1 and PS1
I'd like to create four TSM Client Nodes: CL1, CL2, NT1 and PS1. Both the
cluster nodes CL1 and CL2, as well as th
On 30-Aug-02 Cahill, Ricky wrote:
> I must be missed something really obvious as all I want to do is list all
> the files that were backed up by a node in it's last backup, but can't seem
> to find any simple way to do this.
If it is a scheduled backup you can
check dsmsched.log on the client.
I
Hi list!
What is the "best practice" to back up the recovery catalog in this case?
I'm backing up Oracle Databases (online) with Tivoli Data Protection for
Oracle v2.2.1.
I have created a recovery catalog in an another database on the same server
as my target database
(I know that it is not reco
Hi Everybody,
I am trying to set up a demo for ourselves with a Tivoli Server (Win2K, 5.1)
backing up clients (Win2K, 5.1) over the LAN to a NetApp Filer (R100).
The Next stage would then be to move / migrate the data from the Filer to a
Library that is locally attached to the filer. (currently
Hi
One way of securing mails to a storage devices is to use IBM CommonStore
for Exchange. This is actually a archiving product, but will let you store
single mail/mailboxes on a storage device. You can also set the retention
period, retain versions for CommonStore, so that if a mail is deleted
Well... "storage groups" is a term specific to Exchange 2000 or later;
Exchange 5.5 has only the directory store (DS) and information store (IS).
The backups (and restores) on 5.5 are restricted to either/both of those two
components... for good reasons -- performance and integrity. In Exchange
2
Select volume_name, last_write_date from volumes where stgpool_name='SAPTSM'
Paul D. Seay, Jr.
Technical Specialist
Naptheon Inc.
757-688-8180
-Original Message-
From: Crawford, Lindy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 2:46 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Query v
> you can try to reach me telepathically.
I gave it a try, but it did not work.
Too much chinese wavelengths in the air over there.
J. Salak
> -Original Message-
> From: Gianluca Mariani1 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 1:28 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subjec
Hi Charles,
Try exporting LANG=en_US.
Hope this helps,
Rafael
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to: "Gallerson,Charles,GLENDALE,Information Technology"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cc:
date: 8/30/2002 1:40:31 AM
subject: Error ANS0101E
> Greetings,
>
> I encountered this "error" while issuing "dsmadmc" from the AIX 4.3.3
Correction:
Move data works on both primary and copy storage pools, but it will only
move the data to a pool in the same position in the storage hierarchy. ie
primary pool to primary pool, copy pool to copy pool.
just my fraction of a euro..
Matthew Large
TSM Infrastructure Engineer
Lavington S
Hi TSMers,
Please could you assist me, can I restart my archiving of log files to tsm
from sap/db2 ? There was a problem with the tsm server the other day and
ever since the direct archiving to tsm has stopped.
Any ideas?
Regards.
> Lindy Crawford
> Business Solutions: IT
> BoE Corpor
On vrijdag, augustus 30, 2002, at 12:35 , Mark D. Rodriguez wrote:
> Curtis,
> The newer version of TSM/hsm are supported for AIX. Solaris and HP/UX
> clients and the can be managed by any TSM server. As mentioned earlier
> OTG (now a Lagato company) has DiskXtender 2000 which suports NT and
> W
I must be missed something really obvious as all I want to do is list all
the files that were backed up by a node in it's last backup, but can't seem
to find any simple way to do this.
Heelp
Thanks in advance
..Rikk
**
Hi,
in addition to fine Steve´s reply,
there is one easily overlooked argument about what
is far from perfect perfect with with monthly backups:
low resolution on time axis.
This means, even if you have monthly backup from august the 1.st,
you do not have any files which changed on on september
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