Hi,
I think you shouldnt test anything on 5.1.6.1. We had some problems on it like
crashes randomly.
Regards,
Burak Demircan
Mercedes-Benz Turk A.S
CEO / ITT
Phone: +90 - 212 4823500 (ext .4676)
Fax :+90 212 481 11 54
can anyone help me pls:
I am trying to test TSM server version 5.1.6.1 before migrating it to
production. I am trying to do a backup of about 200 GB db using parallel
write. As soon as I initiate the session I get the following msg on the
admin console :
ANR7837S I
Hi all,
In the past I've used the 'rec=5' at 3am and 'rec=100' at 11am style
of space reclamation management, however I find that the same does
not work for migration.
I have a customer who wishes to migrate data from a disk pool (at a
tape-less
site) to a central disk-pool for later migration t
Hi TSM Gurus,
Due to some misunderstanding, an unnecessary 5 million files was backed up,
bloating our database by about 15 GB. I have since commenced deleting that
filespace, but it looks like the delete is not reducing the database size
nearly enough. So I am planning to do an unload/reload, a
To (briefly?) summarize... (the first two bullets address your original query):
- With TSM, all the active AND inactive versions are (a) always in the silo, (b) only
sent across the network ONCE (if you use the progressive-incremental the way it was
intended)... extra copies of the same "version
Retention of 65 days means "after" 65 days -- so that would be tomorrow; but, even
then, only AFTER you run EXPIRATION will they be deleted from the db. To
prevent/defer that action, just avoid running EXPIRATION.
Unfortunately, there is not a supported (ie, externalized) mechanism to re-esta
Mark,
That's an easy one - take the drive in question offline, and TSM won't use
it for the audit process.
Nick Cassimatis
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Think twice, type once.
Mark Bertrand
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Del,
We ran into a sort of problem, with this, but also some potential good news.
I have to disagree with the two statements below from the manual. I
installed 5.1.5 and didn't take note of the install directory as I was
assured beforehand it would install in a different directory than my old 2.2
Michael Raine
03/06/2003 11:58 AM
To: "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cc:
Subject: Re: Move date to different media type (Document link: Michael Raine)
OK ...
But how about moving data to and from different tape STG pools using
different tape capacities?
The pool I want to m
In brief:
QUERY CONTENT can be used to show what is on the volume.
UPDATE VOLUME can be used to mark the volume as destroyed, then user
restore attempts would get it from the copy pool. RESTORE VOLUME can be
used to restore the primary pool volume from the copy pool.
Please refer to the chapter
I agree with A), B) I'm not sure about the "consolidating the tape mounts",
could be my DIRMC for NT file servers are off. On the (suppose C)) I am
trying to implement but I am having trouble with Month Ends. Currently we
have 117 nodes and 31 maximum days in a month. I run 2 backupsets that use
When I cancel a process that is using multiple drives, like a 'move data' or
'reclamation', the process does not end until the file that it is working on
has completed its move from source to destination tape. If I have an
emergency restore that is stalled because it requires a drive and all the
d
OK Tim, I think I see the problem. The recovery log doesn't go into
roll-forward mode until the next full database backup, which is necessary
in order to have a baseline from which the log can be used to recover a
database.
When you defined the dbbackuptrigger, it automatically did the full backup
Ok, I'm not crazy!
I've recreated this by:
- used wizard to create another server instance using defaults
- created an archivepool volume
- defined a test client
- update recovery log space trigger to 1% (this is what I was initially
trying to test - probably not needed to recreate problem)
- swit
I reviewed what was on the list. I can see a lot of what it looks like and
what it might be. But no definitive answers.
TSM server level 5.1.6.2, aix - 5.1 ml3, 64 bit enabled
TDP for exchange 2.2 - NT 4.0 Sp6a Exchange 5.5 sp3
Attempted to restore a 23 GB IS from Jan 31 2003. I receive this erro
Ruddy,
Are you doing any mirroring of volumes?
Has it ever exceeded this transfer rate in the past?
Sam.
- Original Message -
From: "Ruddy STOUDER" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2003 7:07 AM
Subject: Poor TSM Performances
> I am quite disappointe
I have a few questions regarding TSM and it's use with UDB. Specifically I am trying
to run backups (and the db2adutl utility ) to run under a
'global' id we use for Udb support. In that manner I can mange backups better with
one version of scripts to backup and delete older versions. Is
this
OK this is bizarre!
I tried this yesterday around 16:00.
The last db backup was yesterday at 13:30 (according to volhist and
searching actlog). This morning I could recreate this and showed a
co-worker. After reading your post, I tried again and the same thing
happened.
I then defined a DB Back
A) The speed of new tape drives (eg, 9840 & 3590) with their mid-point load mostly
mitigates the restore speed issue; even IBM's LTO or STK's 9940 seem to be
sufficiently fast, they're more like the speed of disk of just a few years ago;
B) TSM further mitigates restore speed by consolidating
Thought I'd see what the list thought about the following (sort of a RFC
as it were).
We've got TSM 4.1.4.2 on OS/390 with a 3494 tape library using VTS
volumes for the backuptapepool (soon to implement native 3590). We use
RMM for tape management and send 3490 tapes offsite for DR.
A user was re
Now back to my original question of:
How do you get a disk pool to go to a certain amount of tapes without the
other disk pools messing them up?
Let me try and explain. I currently have my
Maximum Scratch Volumes1487
Allowed
in my Copypool. Are you saying to change this amount to
>I discovered something: I created a very big disk pool, I stopped backing up to
>tape and wento disks : my backups are running at 27GBytes/Hour, which is very
>good on a 100mb network. If I make my backup go to my SCSI library connected on
>the SAN via a SAN Data Gateway, the performances are bad
Hi Farren
I discovered something: I created a very big disk pool, I stopped backing up
to tape and wento disks : my backups are running at 27GBytes/Hour, which is
very good on a 100mb network. If I make my backup go to my SCSI library
connected on the SAN via a SAN Data Gateway, the performances a
>I do not understand how you can get 50 clients on 1 disk pool to go to 20
>tapes.
Bill,
If I am wrong, someone will surely correct me, but what I think happens is
that when migrating the 50 clients from disk to tape, TSM will try to put
each one on its own tape (as collocate says it should). So
>The fix =yes is to correct DB inconsistencies, not repair damaged media or
>bad drives.
True. To add more, from what I know...
(Someone in IBM correct me if my understanding of this is astray.)
The database governs all, and so location of the files on the tape is
necessarily controlled by the c
Interesting, I had not heard of the "managedservices" option and thought it
was only a netware thing. Surprise, it's on all client versions and looks like it's
been around since V 4.2. Once again I learn something new from the listserv
I have a few hosts with very large files
I do not understand how you can get 50 clients on 1 disk pool to go to 20
tapes. I would think that 50 clients on 1 (collocated) disk pool will
take 50 tapes. Is that not right?
Thank You,
Bill Rosette
Data Center/IS/Papa Johns International
WWJD
Hi folks,
I'm sure if I put some effort into it I could figure this out, but I'm also sure that
someone else has already done it...
Can someone give me a sql statement to list each node and the number of objects stored
in the TSM database for that node?
Thanks Miles
-
I second Jim's advice. Especially on our servers with large number of files, using
the managedservices option saves TONS of memory. We had one server that after a few
weeks, DSMC.NLM was using nearly 3/4 of a gig of RAM. Using managedservices and
dsmcad.nlm solved the problem.
Matt Zufelt
So
Tim, I'm playing with this myself, and I don't see the problem you
describe.
Is it possible that a db backup is being run between the time you see the
usage climb and when it goes back down?
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
Internal Notes e
That works well - thanks.
Tommy Templeton
- Original Message -
From: "Conko, Steven" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2003 10:53 AM
Subject: Re: mtlib command
> i believe we had the same problem. try this:
>
> mtlib -l /dev/lmcp0 -vC -Vvolser -tFFFB
It has got nothing to see with disk pools but with collocation. When you
set collocation on for the tape storage pool, it automatically tries to put
the data of each client on a different tape. So if 5 clients backup at the
same time on th disk pool, they will automatically be migrated to 5 tapes
i
Now that you mentioned it, it has happened twice for that media on the same
drive. I will look into specifing a particular drive in the future. I have
six drives and I have never tried to specify a particular drive to be used
for a specific task, but I will learn how.
Mark B.
-Original Messag
How do you get a disk pool to go to a certain amount of tapes without the
other disk pools messing them up?
Thank You,
Bill Rosette
Data Center/IS/Papa Johns International
WWJD
I would call it the 'network stress tester'. Our network folks claim that
no other application in our environment ever touches so many servers at one time every
day, or so fully saturates the
network for sustained periods, and also that they rarely see activity
spikes as high as TSM's when we sta
Is anyone running in logmode rollforward on 5.1.6.2? I'm currently testing
5.1.6.2 on W2K and this doesn't seem to be working.
Issue set logmode rollforward to set to rollforward mode (q status confirms
that this is set).
Issue q log to see log utilization
Start a client archive that archives tho
It depends on the size of your disk pool and on the size of the backup you
have to do each day. Just to be more precise, imagine you have 50 clients
with an average on 10 Gb on each client and a LTO library. If you set
collocate to yes, each client will backup on the disk pool and TSM will put
the
H I suspect you would need to use dsmcutil.exe to update the node
name and password to the new node, i.e.:
dsmcutil update /name:"your service name" /node:newnodename
/password:password
Then stop/restart the service.
You would need to update all services installed.
Regards,
Andy
An
FYI...as this is probably undocumented
(I had scripted jobs/macros that went against tables/columns...)...
partial response to support:
this coulda/shoulda been doc'd...opinion...
changing cmd format...it has been debated that you'all own that...
now select/db queries...seem to have been made f
i believe we had the same problem. try this:
mtlib -l /dev/lmcp0 -vC -Vvolser -tFFFB
steve conko
-Original Message-
From: Tommy Templeton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2003 11:39 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: mtlib command
Does anyone know the mtlib command to
Thanks Davide, this is exactly what I am doing. It's good to hear
confirmation on the resolution path.
But, my original question and still is, is that why didn't the audit work?
It's just frustrating to try something like an audit fix=yes and have it
come back with no problems found when you are to
The fix =yes is to correct DB inconsistencies, not repair damaged media or
bad drives.
Have you tried a different drive ?
I had the same problem with an Exchange restore, it would fail with read
errors during the restore. Even though my drives were not requesting a clean
I ran a new cleaning tape
Sure...
just "move data stg="
all the time I move tapes back into diskpools...
Dwight
-Original Message-
From: Michael Raine [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2003 9:36 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Move date to different media type
Has anyone every tried moving
If this was an offsite tape pool, that could be normal, if
having to mount many tapes and search around.
I have 3584 with FC drives on AIX and generally is faster
more like 40GB per hour, but some places can be slower.
Wouldn't expect this slow normally, just sometimes.
Also do you know if the rec
Hi,
This performances may be normal as when you reclaim a tape, it does not
read with full capacities of the drive, TSM search for the first file on
the tape, reads it, search for the next file, reads it ... and so on. It's
normal that the data throughput is less than the maximum of the tape
becau
I 2nd that, we call TSM around here "The Server Stress Tester" TSM will
work like a Rock if left on its own. We still have 3.1.0.8 version running
good and restoring good. But, I am 2nd to Network at getting the blame for
errors that were already there. TSM will find the errors and just because
i have seen a lot of messages fly by here about various 5.1 tsm clients and
their stability (or sometimes lack thereof). the last i had heard, 5.1.4 was
considered a very stable client and 5.1.5 was not. ibm's website only has
5.1 and 5.1.5 available for AIX clients... are these my only choices? if
Does anyone know the mtlib command to clear erroneous volumes from inventory. These
volumes were in the library but have been checked out.
We use a 3494 library.
thanks
Tommy Templeton
We tested a TSM environment on both RAID5 and JBOD. Raid 5 performance for
diskpool/database and/or log was far worse than the JBOD config. At the
moment we are moving our big clients off the NSM (RAID5) to the WINtel JBOD.
Just because of the RAID performance.
-Oorspronkelijk bericht-
Van
Henrik,
I was converting 5,84GBytes per Hour in Mbits per second.
Thanks for answering,
Ruddy
-Original Message-
From: Henrik Wahlstedt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: jeudi 6 mars 2003 15:38
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Poor TSM Performances
It looks like the NIC settings ar
A collocate with 50 clients to 20 tapes sounds like nocollocate. How do
you do this and keep separate schedules for each client?
On the Incremental/full, if full is done weekly then the maximum possible
tapes for restore will be 5 tapes (4 M-Th nights, +1 for full) versus the
possible maximum of 2
At my site, a few of us call the TSM application our "canary in a coal mine",
it typically the first indication of other possible problems on the host or network.
Sure, most of the time it is actually only the TSM client having issues, but in those
cases where we can't figure out why TSM
Hi *SM-ers!
I just checked my reclamation. A tape was being reclaimed and it took TSM
3:41:14 to do the job. The total amount of data being reclaimed was
104,711,564,841 bytes. That's about 7.8 Mb./sec.
I don't know if this is a speed one might expect, but to me it looks a
little bit slow. I'm usin
Mark, I had the same problem a few months ago.
What you have to do is to audit the tape, then move its data using "move
data" to another tape.
When the tape is completely empty, eject the volume with "checkout libv",
then run "label libv" with option "checkin=scratch" in order to re-read the
tape l
OK, I have just done another test and here are my findings.
TSM 4.2.2.12 running on a Solaris E250, 400Mhz, 1GB, 50GB backuppool on
RAID5 array, 8500MB DB and LOG on separate internal disks (TSM mirrored).
I just backed up a 100Mb file via a client on the same machine as the
server. Data transfer
Hi Lars,
There is one avaialable now from STORServer (www.storserver.com).
Laura
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Lars Bebensee
Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2003 6:19 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: TDP for Oracle on Linux
Hi guys a
Just yesterday, I was exploring the problems within the summary table. I
actually called to support about certain client levels that report "0 bytes" and I
ended up wading through other "summary table" issues that I was not aware of. Below
are the ones I looked at before finding a match
I am running Storage Management Server for Windows - Version 4, Release 2,
Level 2.13 and have a read error on a particular volume for a particular
file. I am trying to make a backup set and it keeps failing with this read
error.
ANR8302E I/O error on drive DRV_03 (MT3.0.0.5) (OP=READ, Error Numb
Sure, do it all the time.
I have been moving old archives off 3490 cartridges to 3590 cartridges,
via MOVE DATA ... STG=.
Works just fine.
Michael Raine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent by: "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
03/06/2003 10:35 AM
Please respond to "ADSM: Di
I tend to think of TSM as a troubleshooter by now.
in my experience, in what is probably the majority of real world cases I've
been in, anything that happens in the environment in which TSM sits,
automatically reflects back to TSM which is the first application to
suffer.before anything else.
we ra
On Thu, Mar 06, 2003 at 03:26:16PM +0100, Ruddy STOUDER wrote:
> There is a contradiction in the admin. Guide :
Maybe, but not in the pieces you quoted. :-)
> => Here : No rebinding is done .
Correct.
> => Here : If you change the mgmt class, the server uses the new mgmt
> class
> to manage th
Has anyone every tried moving data from one stg to another with different device
classes/media type?
The two media type have different storage capacities.
Did you have any success or where there issues?
Thanks
Miles Purdy wrote:
Hi folks, thought I'd give back a little,
we have many directories on our UNIX servers that contain application development code, some of it is very old of course. And of course we can't just delete it. So I wanted a quick a dirty way to save it to TSM. I wrote a little script
Ruddy,
In a test that I did on a client site, average file size can account for
huge performance differentials when using LAN-Free. In one case, I ran a
test that compared transfer times of a 276480 byte file to a 2146435072 byte
file, the resultant transfer rate was .032 MB/sec. for the small fil
Three times our TSM Server has suffered from major performance problems.
All three times it turned out to be an undetected problem outside of our
TSM server. One was a TCP/IP patch that was missed in an upgrade. The
second time was with just one of our bigger clients with what seemed to be
the NI
Try running an FTP to get network performance without TSM.
Then try running a selective backup of one big file (like 1 or 2 GB) to
eliminate client processing.
13,3 Mb is megabits.
-Original Message-
From: Henrik Wahlstedt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 06 March 2003 15:38
To: [EMAIL P
Hi folks, thought I'd give back a little,
we have many directories on our UNIX servers that contain application development
code, some of it is very old of course. And of course we can't just delete it. So I
wanted a quick a dirty way to save it to TSM. I wrote a little script that archives a
d
Hi,
we just had a similar performance problem.
It was caused by the routing configuration of a switch (I was told).
We used a freeware tool (TTCP) to measure network performance.
Using the tool we were able to sort out the software (TSM or FTP) and
prove the networking guys that the poor performan
My experience has been the same as that of the other respondents: the
node name used when the scheduler service is created is frozen in. I
have always ended up having the system administrator delete and recreate
the service when Windows nodes have been renamed at our site.
There is another issue y
I have 3 tapes that were backupsets that should have expired LONG ago, but
have not.
They were created under TSM server 4.1.3 on Windows NT. We did a migration
to Win2K and TSM server 4.2.3.1.
I did try the undocumented command (thanks to Wanda for helping me to this
point!) that Wanda found in
Thanks, Thomas, this helps.
I'll have to get familiar with RSM.
Anyone know which driver, TotalStorage or RSM, is the preferred method for
connecting TSM with this tape library?
Ken
Schoenleitner Thomas
<[EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL P
Hi Ruddy
We too are having a similar problem on our Solaris server and any client we
back up. We have tested so many things, but nothing helps.
Network cards and switches set to 100Mb/s full duplex. All of the
reccomended settings in the 4.2 Performance Tuning guide have been set. We
have done te
>As I wrote, network cards are 10% used => no network settings involved.
"No network settings" can mean you are doing Autonegotiation, which is
a notorious cause of throughput problems, as seen in many past postings.
Again, I would stress the need for in-server testing as well as discrete
testing
It looks like the NIC settings arent 100/full duplex om both systems and
switch.
How did you calculate 5,84GB/Hour => 13,3 Mb/sec ?
If you do it backwards 13,3 MB/s * 60sec * 60min=47,88GB/h.
//Henrik
Ruddy STOUDER
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]To: [
Looking for opinions on a recommended client level for a Netware 4.11 server
with support pack v9.0 installed. The latest fixtest on the FTP site is
4.1.3.99.
Right now this box is sitting at 3.7.1 level.
TIA,
Bill Boyer
"A Life? Cool!! Where can I download one of those?" - ???
Found the following in ADSM Quick Facts :
Archived files, rebinding does not From the TSM Admin. manual, chapter
on
occur Implementing Policies for Client
Data,
topic How Files and Directories Are
>...Also, is there
>anyway to prevent them from expiring (give them a longer retention
>period) ...
Unfortunately, the product does not allow you to adjust the retention of
individual Archive files: you can change them all, though. From my notes:
Archived files, retention period, 'UPDate C
Thanks ! But ... I have done all of them ... The reason why I am looking
here for info.
As I wrote, nothing is running on the 2 involved servers (so, no virus
protection software).
As I wrote, network cards are 10% used => no network settings involved.
Ruddy Stouder
I am not sure you can't change the archive retention.
There is a contradiction in the admin. Guide :
...
Archive copies are never rebound because each archive operation creates a
different archive copy. Archive copies remain bound to the management class
name specified when the user archived them
>I am quite disappointed by the TSM software performance. ...
Have you looked at the suggestions under "Backup performance" in
http://people.bu.edu/rbs/ADSM.QuickFacts ?
Two classic causes of performance problems are misconfigured
networking and virus protection software. File system topology an
Joshua, If I go and change the retention period of archive in archive copy group of
that
management class, will it not apply the new retention period to the archives already
present with that management class??
rgds
Gagan Singh Rana
"What is now proved was once only imagined."
the Business Ente
They will expire tomorrow or whenever you run 'Expire Inventory' from
tomorrow on. There is no way to change the archive retention within
TSM. What you should do is to restore the archive and then re-archive
it to a management class with a longer retention period.
--
Joshua S. Bassi
IBM Certifi
I am quite disappointed by the TSM software performance.
Let's take :
WIN2000 client, Bi-Pro, nothing running on the machine except TSM client
WIN2000 server, Bi-Pro, nothing running on the machine except TSM Server
Client is backing up to server, using 100Mb TCP/IP => Throughput of
5,84GB/Hour =
The problem is in your the OBJECTS specification.
There is a subtle difference (to TSM) between specifying C: and C:\*. The
former refers to the entire drive, while the latter refers to all files in
the root of C: (and subdirectories as well if -SUBDIR=YES is specified).
In this case, your backup
We just got hit with the possibility of using this product to back up a 14 tb netapps
server.
I am interested in anyone's experience with tdp for ndmp. Our current configuration
is
tsm v4..2.1 (soon to be at least 5.1.5)
Solaris v2.8
SUN e3500 4 cpu with 4gb memory
1 67gb disk pool
8 3590e dri
Hi,
That's a good one. I had the same question because either the number of
mounts is too high and you get errors if cleaning required, either the
number of mounts is too low and you are cleaning too much and using too many
cleaning tapes.
I am impatient to read more info about the exact procedur
Hi Lars!
Only rumors. I heared about plans to support it in 6.1
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
-Original Message-
From: Lars Bebensee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2003 14:19
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: TDP for Oracle on Linux
Hi guys and
Hi *SM-ers!
In the IBM Redbook "IBM Magstar Tape Products Family: A Practical Guide" I
read the following line:
For 3590 Magstar drives, use a value of 999 mounts to perform cleaning based
on drive request rather than library initiated.
So I changed the value to 999, but nothing happens. Both dri
That's OK, but I think that in this case the manual should state that "A registry
backup will be made when you take an incremental backup of your entire domain", and
not "backupregistry - Specifies whether to back up the Windows registry during domain
incremental backup or backup which incl
Hi guys and girls,
does anyone of you know if there are plans to support the TDP for Oracle on
Linux in the near future? If so, when can we expect public availability?
Thanks a lot
Lars
I would say it *is* the right approach! To make a fair comparison you have
to get information from all competitors. Otherwise you will make the
decision
Nearly all answers on this thread point to the TSM vs. NetBackup
comparison report from Progressive Strategies Inc. And all miss that the
documen
Indeed, registry is backed up if you make a full incremental backup with
domain=all-local. Once you give limitations to your domain (like with
c:\*.¨*), you exclude the system objects.
Ruddy Stouder
Senior Technical Consultant
>I am trying to checkin a cartridge 3590 EHPCT into 3590E1 tape drive inside
>3494 Tape Library, and i received the following message:
>
>ANR8302E I/O error on drive 3590DRV (MT1.0.0.2) (OP=READ,
> Error Number=23, CC=403, KEY=08, ASC=14, ASCQ=01, ...
> Description=Media failure).
>
Hi everyone!
I just wanted to make sure I understood the archive retention period
correctly so that some of the users at my company don't lose data they
wanted to restore from 12/31/2002. Apparently they archived the data on
12/31/2002 and it has a retention period of 65 days. Today is the 65th
Hello,
have you write a label on the Volume ??
You can find the information of this errorcode in the message-book
(OP=READ,Error Number=23, CC=403, KEY=08, ASC=14, ASCQ=01,
cc=403 Media error
key=08 blank check
asc=14 ascq=01 Record not found
MfG
Michael Garnebode
Diplom-Infor
Hello all,
I would like to ask you if someone has encountered the following
situation:
The Windows client manual states that if you have a line
BACKUPREGISTRY YES in the dsm.opt of a NT 4 system, a registry backup
will be taken at every incremental that includes the system drive.
Hi to all,
I am trying to checkin a cartridge 3590 EHPCT into 3590E1 tape drive inside
3494 Tape Library, and i received the following message:
ANR8302E I/O error on drive 3590DRV (MT1.0.0.2) (OP=READ,
Error Number=23, CC=403, KEY=08, ASC=14, ASCQ=01,
SENSE=F0.00.08.00.0
Thanks Geirr!
yes I had backup data on the TSM server from a newer client. But I
installed an older one just to test thisit is in a test
environment..and that's nice to have!!!
I have read about those 4.1.2.x unicode problems, so I'm aware :-)
Regards
Sylvia Nergård
Hi!
Yes! LAN Free backup working. But not Server Free backup.
And to get the LAN
Hi Sylvia
I don't believe you have a problem with the 4.1.x client. When it TSM
reports "Client is Donwnlevel" it's because the client have had a later
version installed (4.1.x), and that something has been backed up, with the
newer client version.
I'm nut sure, but I believe you can use (almost) a
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