Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 10:37:33 -0600
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It is in fact the same machine, just different instances. The DBA was logged
in as ORATEST when he did the backups, and again as ORATEST when he
attempted the restore. I made sure they were from the same userid as I saw
some documents on IBM about not being able to delete backup objects via RMAN
an
Original requirement:
the environment is w2k and nt client nodes (over 200) and in near future
w2003.
short description of my problem:
i have to archive data for long time retention, with the possibility to
recover servers completely out of this archived data.
>thank you for your comment, usi
Bill,
Most likely the problem is due to the fact that your target machine is not
configured correctly - that is, from a DP for Oracle point of view.
Generally, if you configure your target machine exactly as your source the
duplicate command should work without a hitch. My method for doing this is
Ditto on previous responders - A current AIX box like the p660 is the
absolute best way to go.
Rember that I/O, I/O, it's all about I/O - don't skimp on fast disk for the
server, enough buses to your tape drives.
When in doubt, assume you will have the same performance issues as on your
mainframe
William,
Go to:
http://www.ibm.com/us/
Search for:
"a required Microsoft Exchange database log file could not be found"
Thanks,
Del
"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 03/24/2004
11:58:48 AM:
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>
> No I am doing
hello Doug,
thank you for your comment, using ntbackup was one of our suggestions to
solve this problem.
in my opinion the solution with ntbackup will work, but the customer don't
want to have it.
what about generating backupsets instead of archiving the data. is it
possible to restore a complete
TCP_NAME corresponds to the hostname of your node, which may not be the
same as the node name you are using to contact the server. Likewise,
TCP_ADDRESS is the IP address corresponding to the hostname, as returned
by gethostbyname(), which may not be the same as TCPCLIENTADDRESS in
dsm.sys. The two
Joe,
TCP/IP is always routed based on the IP addresses used. If you want
your traffic to go over the gigabit card:
If it's on a machine that will be a server for transaction X, then
specify to your client the host name or IP address of the gigabit card.
If it's on a machine that will be a clinet
You can run ntbackup, and backup the system state to a file.
You can then archive the file.
Do you really need the system state though.
If you're talking long term, your chances of finding matching
hardware to do a bare metal restore is slim. In most cases
you can build a new server, reinstall t
Rajesh,
3A/00 means "media not present".
Is this a new library? Has it ever worked? If not, there may be a
drive cabling or definition problem such that the tape is being loaded
into one drive, but TSM is trying to read from a different drive
Is the tape you're trying label in the slot that TS
TSM Server 5.2.2.1 on AIX 5.2
TSM Client 5.2.2.1 on Solaris V8
TSM For Databases Oracle 5.2.2.0
Oracle 8.1.7.4
I have a client trying to restore a database into a new instance using the
RMAN DUPLICATE command. The channel gets allocated, but then the command
fails with ANS1302E no objects match q
No I am doing a full backup of MS Exchange through TDP for Exchange i.e.
online backup of Exchange. I have successfully restore it to another
server with different hostname. Then I shutdown the original server,
change the restored hostname, registry and IP address. Then Exchange is
able to sta
Khalid,
Yes, you could schedule the script with ACTION=COMMAND. However, please
note the following:
- The script is just a sample. In order to be more useful in a production
environment, you should add things like output redirection (to get the
output from the dsmc commands into a log file), and
Just did a query of the NODE table of my TSM AIX 5.2.1.3 and noticed
something weird.
The TCP_NAME and TCP_ADDRESS fields from one node has been overlayed onto
a completely different nodes entry.
Checked the DSM.SYS (both of these boxes are AIX systems) and they are
correct/haven't changed for a
Dwight,
You can't stack mksysb's on a tape, but you can stack Sysbacks.
The first tape file on a bootable tape is in 512 byte blocks and is the
actual boot program. This is basically the kernel and a backup file
used to populate the ramfs as defined by the proto files.
On a mksysb, the second, I
Andy,
Thank you very much for the explanation, your point is well take. Also
thank you for the script.
I suppose I can create a schedule and use COMMAND as the ACTION for the
schedule and use your script to run it. That should work, correct?
Khalid
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist S
hello,
the environment is w2k and nt client nodes (over 200) and in near future
w2003.
short description of my problem:
i have to archive data for long time retention, with the possibility to
recover servers completely out of this archived data.
my first joice is to archive this data, but ther
I am making the assumption that if files were moved there during the archive
process they may also be deleted but not archived. But I also had the same
issue and had to have our archive processor delete the directories manually
upon successful completion.
On our vms platform, I wrote a script that
Is there another source in IBM that would have an idea of what is on the
certification schedule ? We are also testing the T950 and the whitepaper on
the spectralogic site indicates testing with ITSM has not been started yet.
> Duane Ochs
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Jeff White
>I am trying to establish the TCPIP address used the last time a node
>connected. This is because some of our nodes are local and many come
>'other' networks within the organisation, but through firewalls. On
some of
>t
>I'm looking for a query or sql script that allow me to see what volumes I'll
>need for a restore process. ...
This is a frequently asked question. The short answer is that there is no
way for you to obtain such a list.
See topic "Restoral preview" in http://people.bu.edu/rbs/ADSM.QuickFacts
for
Hi,
TSM server: 5.1.5.2
Platform: Z/OS 1.3
Clients: Mixture, mainly 5.1.5
I am trying to establish the TCPIP address used the last time a node
connected. This is because some of our nodes are local and many come
'other' networks within the organisation, but through firewalls. On some
Here is what you will need
select distinct node_name,volume_name,stgpool_name
from volumeusage
where node_name='x'
The -DELETEFILES option was originally designed to operate on files only,
not directories (as was the original implementation of ARCHIVE). The
-DELETEFILES option is not designed to differentiate between archive of
full trees and archives of partial trees. For example, in which cases
should TSM del
I think your easiest solution, seeing as you have some idea of what the
server would need to be capable of is just to talk to IBM and get them to
spec out a suitable solution for you. The reason for this is that there are
so many different solutions to do the job, but I would assume you have a
limi
Hi TSM Friends.
I'm looking for a query or sql script that allow me to see what volumes I'll
need for a restore process. I want to see the volumes before the starting of
the process.
Likewise I need a query or script that allow me to see what volumes I'll
need for a backup stgpool process. When I
>Can someone please explain to me why TSM client does not delete the
>directory structure of the archived files? I am using the "deletefiles"
>option, but the client leaves the directories on the file system and
>successfully deletes the files within those directories.
>
>Is there something I can d
we are currently on S70's and 3590-B1A's and backup (across various tsm
servers) between 500 GB and 1.7 TB of "client compressed data" so that is
between 1.5 & 5 TB of client filespace nightly per S70 (6 major ones...)
If you use client compression you will find that the network is still the
b
Can someone please explain to me why TSM client does not delete the
directory structure of the archived files? I am using the "deletefiles"
option, but the client leaves the directories on the file system and
successfully deletes the files within those directories.
Is there something I can do to d
Are you doing a flat file backup of the whole system with Exchange services
off or are you doing an online backup of the stores?
-Original Message-
From: William SO Ng [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2004 4:16 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Restore MS Exchange to an
If you have not done so already, check the server README files for the
newer maintenance and patch levels. If you're relying on the website for
this information, you may be missing something that is already
supported. The device support web page, while a good idea, tends to lag
(sometimes signif
Hi Nancy,
We have a pair of servers, each backing up about 200GB/night over
Gige. The machines are both running AIX 5.2 ML02 and TSM 5.2.1.0:
7026-6H1, 4 x 600MHz CPU's 2.5GB Memory
7026-H80, 4 x 600MHz CPU's 2.0GB Memory
Each machine has a pair of HBA's for access to 10 3590H's in our 3
Could anyone comment as to when TSM for Windows might support the Spectra Logic T950
library? We are considering purchasing this library but it is currently not listed on
TSM's supported device list.
Thanks
Dean Winger
Information Systems Manager
School of Education
Wisconsin Center for Educat
Yiannakis,
Saturday.
If you want to restore it to a later point,
you will need to specify /RECOVERY=NO on the
restore of the full and then restore the last
differential backup with /RECOVERY=YES (default).
Thanks,
Del
"ADSM: Dist Stor Manage
Has anyone successfully tested a TSM for Sysback bare-metal restore
using a NIM boot?
David
MS Exchange is a real problem to restore.
Everything has to be the same even the drive letters and directory structure.
Sal
> -Original Message-
> From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
> William SO Ng
> Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2004 4:16 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROT
Exchange needs the same hostname of the original server to start when fully
restored.
If you restore the mail to a server in the same network (to restore a single
emailbox) you off course install the server to a server with a different
hostname.
You then only restore the Information store.
The proc
Hi *SM-ers!
For those of you interested: IBM released the 5.1.9 servers on their FTP
server last Friday.
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
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Hello team,
My environment is using MS Exchange 5.5 with TSM 5.2 and TSM for Mail 5.2.
I would like to backup the existing exchange server and restore to another
server. I am not a MS Exchange guru, so I need your advise here.
I have a production Exchange with hostname ABC. I setup another Exch
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