I have a set of perl/ksh scripts that have automated this. They work well.
Paul D. Seay, Jr.
Technical Specialist
Naptheon Inc.
757-688-8180
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From: bbullock [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 4:35 PM
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Subject: Re: multipl
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Joseph Dawes
> Does anyone have a sql for finding which servers are associated with which
> copy group?
Servers are not associated with copygroups. Copygroups are associated with
management classes, and there is a default manage
Hi,
I have a TSM server v5.1.1.4 on W2k, ABC client v3.1.0.4 for OpenVMS on
Alpha, TSM Clients v5.1.0.0 on W2k and TDPs for MSExchange and MSSQL.
When I backup an OpenVMS server with ABC client, summary information isn't
sent to TSM server, the summary table doesn't contain information for these
Does anyone have a sql for finding which servers are associated with which
copy group?
Joseph Dawes
I/T Infrasctructure - Unix Technical Support
Chubb & Son, a Division of Federal Insurance Company
15 MountainView Road
Warren,New Jersey 07059
Office:908.903.3890
We're about to replace four NT fileservers with one IBM NAS-box. Is there
any way to migrate or export/import the TSM backup data? The directory
structure is changing along with the UNC name and the drive letter
(filesystem). In addition, we're splitting our biggest server over two
drives in the n
Make sure you stop/start the dsmsta process every time you make a change on the
TSM server..So stop/start the dsmsta process and try again...
Dave Gratton
IBM
416-774-1396
FRANCISCO ROBLEDO <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 09/02/2002 06:04:33 PM
Please respond to "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[EMAI
I made a test copy of my TSM database volumes on a test server, then tried
running DSMSERV DUMPDB. The test server doesn't have access to a tape
drive, but has substantial disk storage, so I defined a DEVCLASS FILE
DEVTYPE=FILE in 'devconfig', then ran DSMSERV DUMPDB using FILE as a
target. Tha
Hi All,
We have a following TSM server configuration:
AIX 4.3.3 ML9
Atape 7.1.5.0
tivoli.tsm.devices.aix43.rte 4.2.2.10
tivoli.tsm.server.rte 4.2.2.10
IBM 3583 LTO library with 2 drives (Drive firmware: 25D4)
Nodes maxnummp option value: 2
Device class m
Greetings all. For those of you using virtual volumes, how large do you make
the volumes? When I started doing this, I had the following opinions:
+ The server volumes should be significantly smaller than the remote physical
storage.
It would be a real pain for most of the virtual volumes to
In my experience, "smart load balancing" does not really exist. I
thought I had heard of it, so I went looking on my system to see if it
was doing anything to help. If the Database has plenty of room in it,
and you add a new extent in hope of spreading out the I/O load, that
extent will not be use
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On maandag, september 2, 2002, at 11:26 , Mark Stapleton wrote:
> IBM/Tivoli employees who are participants in this list will not be able
> to
> make any official announcements or pronouncements about Solaris 9, so
> all
> the responses you'll most l
Hi Rodney,
I am at about the same place. My question is, How long did it take
to do the UNLOAD and RELOAD of your DB?
Matt
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Hi,
I come against"Error 10 updating the registry password"
"The registry node key couldn't be
located"
WHEN
attempting to install TSM Web Client via GUI wizard, on a NT(4SP6) backup
client.
Could somebody please help me ?
I have already tried removing
The recommended way to do a DR test is to take your copy pool (or a subset,
or a special-set) to another machine (NOT YOUR PRODUCTION box); if you
decide to use DRM (even if not) follow the instructions found in the Admin.
Guide -- this is about the most well-written piece of info across all the
b
No, only 1 clients data can be stored on a backupset tape.
--
Joshua S. Bassi
IBM Certified - AIX 4/5L, SAN, Shark
Tivoli Certified Consultant - ADSM/TSM
eServer Systems Expert -pSeries HACMP
AIX, HACMP, Storage, TSM Consultant
Cell (831) 595-3962
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I asked the same question several weeks ago. I have not yet called
ITSM support on the issue, however, I was able to hack the install script
and Solaris 9 seems to work with no problems (so far).
I will let the list know what support tells me about client support for
Solaris 9.
Good Luck.
bob
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
John Bremer
> Some of our users are asking about a Solaris 9 TSM client? It is not yet
> listed at the support system page.
>
> Anyone have an idea about when support for this will be available? Any
> experience with the curren
If you use the GUI, you can click on the column heading "Backup Date"; it
will sort the list. BTW, if your system is setup properly, you can also
just "grep" the dsmsched.log file to find messages for a given file --
combined with tail, you can zero in on the specific date in question.
Don Fran
I suggest you install the TSM-4.1 (not 5.1), restore the db from "old" TSM
server as part of the migration; that way, (a) you preserve all the old
backups (without need to export/import), and (b) you get the added
space/performance on Win2K that you currently lack on the old, NT box.
After succes
Daniel,
>
> Hi Eliza
>
> As I understand it, each "tape-HBA" has 3 3590E FC connnected to it. The
> two 21G database disks, are each connected to it's own HBA?
Yes, you are correct.
>
> According to spec sheets, the 3590E FC could handle speed up to 100MB/s
> with 3:1 compression. This me
Hi Steve,
Although there are some tricks to do that, I do not think that practice is acceptable.
Why?, because "data is money" and, restoring data wherever you want means, in my
opinion, data "traveling" without control of its owner. (Do not think you are the
"good one", think on people attacki
On maandag, september 2, 2002, at 01:49 , Daniel Sparrman wrote:
> Hi Eliza
>
> As I understand it, each "tape-HBA" has 3 3590E FC connnected to it. The
> two 21G database disks, are each connected to it's own HBA?
>
> According to spec sheets, the 3590E FC could handle speed up to 100MB/s
> with
Roger,
Thanks for the detailed analysis. This is what I was planning to do: moved
the db back to attahced SCSI drives. Re-configuring one drawer in the Shark
to non-RAID as another person suggested is out of the question since TSM
is using only a small portion of the Shark. Please read the oth
Thanks Daniel,
The host has 4 HBAs. Two attached to each of the two switches. One HBA is
zoned for tape traffic and the other for disk traffic. Only the db and log
are on the Shark F20. The disk stgpools are on attached SCSI disk drives.
The disks are 36G. There are 8 LSSes. Each LSS is str
Roger,
Some very good points made here - only thing I'm curious about
is why you do not suggest to create a non-Raid LUN on the
Shark - this will give Eliza the best of both worlds.
I created a Non-Raid drawer in our shark specifically for
database types that require Non-Raid type disk behaviour,
Dear Paul,
Thanks for you help. I've got the information base on the SQL you provided.
How can I analyze my information so that I can know where my tapesss gone...
I got around 1400 tapes from the result of the second SQL. Does it mean that
I have great problem on that? If yes, how can I solve it
Yes, I believe that that's right, reclamations are one per
storagepool.
The only way I know to get around it is to write a script/select
statement to look for the tapes that are the least utilized and do a "move
data" on those tapes. I have not automated the process, but have a si
Pual appreciate your time,
thanks bowing
On Sat, 31 Aug 2002, Seay, Paul wrote:
> What SUN probably did not tell you was they were probably 32K or 64K blocks
> to get that data rate. TSM Database uses 4K and most other databases are 4K
> or 8K. Are you using raw volumes for the disk pools? If
If it is in a copypool, make sure the tapes are set up properly in the data
base as being offsite. Then in reclamation of the copypool, it should use
the onsite copy to build the new data image for the offsite copypool.
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From: Steve Hicks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent
I guess the term Temporary Backup was misleading. I need to have this one
set of data be kept short term, compared to what we do for most backups.
This is data that needs to be backed up until it gets spun off to DVD for
archival purposes. The DVDs get sent off once a week, so if we keep the
dat
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From: Hussein Abdirahman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tue 9/3/2002 4:18 PM
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Cc:
Subject: Restoring DB2, SQL and Exchange
Hi TSMers;
Anyone out there has a procedure on restoring those databases to a different
systems?
>SQL and Exchange are
Good stuff...thanks!
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From: bbullock [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 1:31 PM
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Subject: Re: finding old filespaces from unix clients...
As with most TSM commands, are a million ways to skin this cat. Here
is a sq
Donald,
As far as I know, only one reclamation process per stgpool!
Regards,
Demetrius Malbrough
AIX Storage Specialist
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From: Levinson, Donald A. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 11:00 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: multiple reclaim pro
As with most TSM commands, are a million ways to skin this cat. Here
is a sql query I use:
select node_name, Filespace_name, (current_timestamp-backup_end)days as
"days_since_backup" from filespaces where
cast((current_timestamp-backup_end) days as decimal) >=180 order by
"days_since_back
Is there a way to have multiple reclaim processes for the same storage pool?
It seems silly to have an 8 spindle library and only use two of them to try
to keep up with my reclaim processing.
TSM 5.1.1
AIX 4.3.3
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I've noticed that if an entire filesystem is removed from a unix TSM client,
the environment (as a whole) will keep that data until manually purged.
I think this is OK/FINE/WHAT I WANT because you never know why an entire
filesystem has gone away (might just be varied offline, etc...)
but I still
Our offsite pool reclamation process is calling for tapes that are listed
as being in the vault (and they actually are). Obviously reclamation can
not take place for these volumes, as they are not onsite. First, what is
the best way to go about fixing this? Second, what could have gotten our
pools
What is MAXSCR set to? If it is higher than what your current volume count
is, then call support. If you have run out of volumes raise the number and
try again. I am betting this is the case and that there is a logic error
where the SAN client looks for volumes in the scratch pool only. What I
Actually, the H drive is listed at 70 MB/sec. What IBM had done was limit
the the number to 42MB/sec because of the 14 MB/sec at the head at 3:1. But
at 5:1 you can get up to 70 MB/sec. I have seen has high as 50 MB/sec even
on the E Drive with fibre channel.
Paul D. Seay, Jr.
Technical Specia
Hi,
I come against"Error10 updating the registry password"
"The registry node key couldn't be
located"
WHEN
attempting to install TSM Web Client via GUI wizard, on a NT(4SP6) backup
client.
Could somebody please help me ?
I have already tried removing T
You are correct the at 3:1 compression you will not do better than
42MB/sec. Now compression does vary quite a bit. I have one customer who
gets 5:1 compression with some of his Oracle databases; the others only
get a bit more than 2:1. To stream at 100MB/s you would have to get
compression better
Hi TSMers;
Anyone out there has a procedure on restoring those databases to a different
systems?
My DB2 is on AIX 4.3.3. The DB is currently on a RS6000 7026-B80. I want to
restore it
on RS6000 7046-B50. Does it matter?
SQL and Exchange are on Win2K.
your help is appreciated in advance
Hussei
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