Gordon,
The data will stay in the existing storage pool until it is moved
manually...
BTW: Rebinding applies to data retention (ie: number of versions and days
to keep), and actually refers to files being "re-attached" to a new
(different) management class.
So, changing the details of a managem
Okay, I've figured out the culprit to my problem.
I queried the contents of some of the filling tapes which had basically no data on
them and found they were storing data for nodes which are not suppose to be going to
this storage pool.
We have monthly incremental backups running for some of ou
Thanks for the reply John. There is 5 nodes associated with this particular tape
storage pool, with a total figure of 14 filespaces shared between them. The re-use
delay parameter is currently at 0 and the migration processes is set to 1. I did have
migration processes at 2 but scaled it back to
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The only dumb question is the one that goes unasked.
The command line is your
I would put the TSM scheduler into cluster administrator, because that
essentially stops/starts the scheduler service for you when you do a
failover. Follow the instructions in one of the appendixes of the client
manual. Should take care of the problem.
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John Monaha
Each time it has happened both systems eventually were rebooted and had the
same results. 1) Blaster virus 2) security patches and 3) SP update.
It occured each time and I do not always get notified when our Intel servers
group performs these functions.
We do not have the two schedulers configure
2. Before doing the delete volhistory, do a query volhistory and save it
in a file.
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Sorry to bother you again.
I mentioned the small file/directory file speedups here as a reason to
upgrade, but I cannot find the APAR that appears to fix that. Do you
know the APAR number for that fix so I can read the text? Thanks.
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"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 10/13/2003
09:44:48 AM:
> TSM Server 5.1.6.2 ( AIX)
> TSM Client 5.1.5.15 (W2K cluster)
>
> Cluster node a - Has drive f$
> Cluster node b - Has drive g$
>
> To apply patches to the systems, nodea f$ is failed to node b, patches
> applied to n
Mine too -- but I'm not the one doing the cost justification.
Tom Kauffman
NIBCO, Inc
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From: David E Ehresman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 13, 2003 1:46 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: licensing (again... :( ) - some formal statements
> with ou
wasn't there a redbook out there called: "Running TSM Behind A Firewall" or
something like that?. I can't seem to find it on the redbook site. Can
anyone point me in the right direction?. thanks in advance..
--Justin Richard Bleistein
Unix/TSM Systems Administrator (Sungard eSourcing)
Desk: (856)
If you run your expiration with the option "quiet=no",
then when it terminates (or anytime while it's running),
do a "q actlog". With quiet=no, expiration reports it's progress
in the actlog. You can see what nodes it has processed.
David B. Longo
System Administrator
Health First, Inc.
3300 Fi
1. I looked in the log, expiration is not completing on it's own, it's
being stopped at the end of two hours. There has to be some way to see
how far expiration has gotten to. There has to be some internal way in
which expiration keeps track of where it left off, it doesn't always
just start ove
> with our current discount the autochangers would run about $1,300
less
>over the three-year life of the system
To my way of thinking, $433/year is a BARGAIN for all the things TSM
does other than just write a tape. It manages the whole
backup/restore/DRM process.
David Ehresman
Thanks for the formal definitions, Zlatko.
I hope ITSM looks at the licensing issue (again) for TSM 6.x. The way the NT
servers are getting priced, I can see a couple of 4-way systems coming in
next year with internal DDS autochangers. This is not the way I want to go,
but with our current discou
Hello Group,
I am fairly new to using an automated library. We've just
moved to one from a manual library. I am having a problem with too many
tapes from my offsite pool leaving the library every day when MOVE DRM is
run. Our core group of critical servers are going to a collocated
>1. How can I tell if expiration has made it all the way through?
Right now I am only running it 2
>hours a day and I think it's way behind but I can't prove it.
>
If it finishes before the two hours are up, it has made it all the way
thru; otherwise it has not.
>2. As part of my daily housekeep
Has been discussed at times here. Apparently the bottom line is that
LTO drives don't need cleaning tapes very often. I have 3584 with
8 drives for 18 months, backing up 700GB per day and making offsite
copies each day. Cleaning tape hasn't been used once!
Using IBM tapes.
David B. Longo
Syst
1. How can I tell if expiration has made it all the way through? Right now I am only
running it 2 hours a day and I think it's way behind but I can't prove it.
2. As part of my daily housekeeping on TSM, the script deletes DB backups older then
14 days from the system. The tapes have already
What is the normal clean frequency for LTO-1 drives in a 3584? I have the
drives defined to TSM with a cleaning frequency of "none", and the 3584
library set to Automatic cleaning, per recommendations. Yet, when I use
the front panel of the 3584 to look at the cleaning cartridges, one has
never b
Is that seen from perspective of easy license program or expensive.?
Peter
At 12:58 13-10-2003 -0400, Richard Sims wrote:
>3. What does the rumor say - when can we expect a real DB2 ;-)
Imagine what the licensing fee for TSM would be then!! ;-))
Richard
>3. What does the rumor say - when can we expect a real DB2 ;-)
Imagine what the licensing fee for TSM would be then!! ;-))
Richard
Thanks
1. I know have to make the query from an Intel-platform via TSM ODBC driver into a
spreadsheet or access/SQL db.
2. But if I choose this solution I have to transfer the data to the z/OS-platform eg.
via MQ in a format define be the z/OS personal. I had hope to jump this step over, but
>> I need to make a query from our z/OS-platform to a TSM Server on Intel
>> platform.
>>
>> "Normaly" from a DB2 z/OS you can make a DRDA-connection to a DB2 UDB
>> database on a Windows-platformen, if DB2 UDB on Windows-platform content
>> Connect-product (ex DB2 UDB EEE V7). Can TSM-/DB2-databa
On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 16:55:35 +0200
"Pedersen.Michael Benny MIP" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I need to make a query from our z/OS-platform to a TSM Server on Intel
> platform.
>
> "Normaly" from a DB2 z/OS you can make a DRDA-connection to a DB2 UDB
> database on a Windows-platformen,
Hi all,
I need to make a query from our z/OS-platform to a TSM Server on Intel platform.
"Normaly" from a DB2 z/OS you can make a DRDA-connection to a DB2 UDB database on a
Windows-platformen, if DB2 UDB on Windows-platform content Connect-product (ex DB2 UDB
EEE V7).
Can TSM-/DB2-database ans
We are looking into the possibility of migrating our OS/390 TSM
server to mainframe Linux. One of the issues we are looking into
is management facilities. Our current inclination is to define a
named pipe as a file event receiver and have a Perl script read
from the named pipe and respond to variou
TSM Server 5.1.6.2 ( AIX)
TSM Client 5.1.5.15 (W2K cluster)
Cluster node a - Has drive f$
Cluster node b - Has drive g$
To apply patches to the systems, nodea f$ is failed to node b, patches
applied to nodea and rebooted, f$ and g$ are failed to node a, Node b then
gets patch and rebooted then g$
Hi,
No, I don't think so.
Regard,
Karel
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Onderwerp: Backup copy group definition
Hi to all
I have a question regarding a backup copy group definition.
Hi to all
I have a question regarding a backup copy group definition.
Let say that i want my incremental backup to be stored for 7 days and my
selective backup for 31 days
I have the following settings in my TSM for a backup copy group:
1. For incremental backup:
Copy Group Name STANDARD
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Hi again,
I still don't know exactly how Copystoragepools work and before I ask to
much questions I would like to read additional docs about the usage of
Copystoragepools (local and on other TSM servers!).
Can anybody point me to documentation (in addition to the manuals) about
copy storagepools (
Steven,
thanks for the detailed answer.
We now decided to use one incremental backup with RetExtra and RetOnly
set to 31 to have a complete backup of everyday for one month. In
addition we create an archive every 1st of the month.
That's not exeactly what we need, but for this time it's a usable
Hi *sm ers,
I´m presently trying to consolidate 20 odd distributed TSM-Servers that
were indiviually managed and have very different logical setups. My aim is
to have identical policies across the country, so I thought having
standardized policy domains would be a good idea.
It´s quite straightfor
Hi TSMers,
I am working on TSM installation on OS/400 and there is one thing where I
am not sure how to manage:
There are two ways to configure Automated Library in TSM on OS/400 PASE:
AS400MLB (TSM manages the Library) and USRDEF (Library is managed by
external media management system).
The que
Works as designed
Met vriendelijke groet, with kind regards,
Richard van Denzel
Consultant
IBM CATE, TSM Certified Consultant
Solution Professional Services B.V.
Transistorstr
Food for thought (or at least what I have noticed on a 3584) when TSM mounts
a tape, the libvolume still has the home element id of the slot it came out
of. Therefore when TSM checks in tapes it will cannot use the "empty" slot
created by the mounted tape.
Cheers
Andy Wilcox
Midrange Services
Aq
Hi all,
please let me know, how long UNC filenames are supported in TSM client
5.1/5.2 (Windows)??
Thanks
Tom
Farren
>>The thing that has confused me is that, will deleted files that were
>>origionally bound to one Man Class get re-bound to a new one during
backup.
>>Does this work, even though during the backup session, the deleted files
>>are (of course) not seen by TSM?
No the files that are deleted wi
If that happens (having a tape in slot where another tapes belongs then
tsm will take the drive offline and you will have take the tape out of
the drive by hand. This is probarly not what you want. You could do a q
mount, get a list of the mounted tape and with a query libv see in which
slots these
I have done this. I edited the STANDARD set, validated and actived it with
no problems. I then made sure that the client i question was using the new
M Class.
The thing that has confused me is that, will deleted files that were
origionally bound to one Man Class get re-bound to a new one during ba
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