Hi,
We think about buying a Dell powervault 132T to provide a backup site of
our main TSM server.
Is it supported with linux REDHAT 3?
Anybody knows which drivers I will have to use?
Our main TSM server is 5.22 under Linux RedHat 3, 3583 LTO1 library and
IBM ULtrium drivers...
Sincerly,
Magalie Si
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Am I missing something here or do you want to connect to a Private Network that is not
present?
The client can connect to the Private IP only if it has a connection to that Private
Network.
For that you need 2 NICs : 1 for Public and 1 for Private on both the TSM Server and
TSM Client. You need
Yes, it does.
As I mentioned, the DNS for the server points the the 192 address. The
session is initiated from the client to the server via this address. When
the server starts the backups, they come across the public 128.172.6.201
connection to the server, not the 192 connection. This is the prob
Zoltan,
Try this, from a command line "on the client":
ping 192.168.20.44
Does the ping work? If the ping fails then you do not have a connection
to 192.168.20.44 and no amount of port opening, aliasing, etc. can get
your traffic to flow to and from 192.168.20.44.
H. Milton Johnson
-Origin
It is looking for the messages file, and can't find it.
I think you need to CD into the directory where TSM is installed before you
invoke dsmserv.
As I recall, it's /usr/tivoli/tsm/server/bin.
-Original Message-
From: David E Ehresman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2
On Tuesday 13 April 2004 20:59, David E Ehresman wrote:
> ANRE Unable to open language en_US for message formatting.
> ANRE Unable to open message text file for message formatting.
>
> lslpp indicates the language filesets are installed:
>
> bash-2.05a# lslpp -l tivoli.tsm.msg*
You also ne
We're testing the drplan script generated by DRM. AIX 5.1, TSM
5.1.6.3.
When we get to the:
bash-2.05a# /usr/bin/dsmserv restore db todate=04/13/2004
totime=11:28:56 source=dbb
command, we get:
ANRE Unable to open language en_US for message formatting.
ANRE Unable to open message text file
As Ted Byrne stated, a state of UNAVAILABLE does not equate to bad
data/tapes. It means that when TSM called for that tape to be mounted, it
couldn't be mounted. Either the tape was ejected from the library and the
status not changed, or someone played musical slots and moved things around.
I woul
Zoltan --
There is no magic involved here. Your client only has one network port, that
is the network that TSM will use. You can play all the aliasing games you
want on the client side; TSM is going to see the connection on the 6.201
port and that is the network that will be used.
Once you get th
A volume status of UNAVAILABLE does not equate to damaged files. It means
that TSM was unable to access the tape in a timely manner. Check to see if
the tapes are actually present in your library; this might require a visual
inspection.
For the copypool tapes, it may be that the tapes were ejecte
A volume status of UNAVAILABLE
At 01:00 PM 4/13/2004, you wrote:
No Damaged Files on those tapes??? Can I put it to READWRITE?
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2004-04-13 11:35
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No Damaged Files on those tapes??? Can I put it to READWRITE?
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2004-04-13 11:35
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The connection isn't the problem. The client talks to the server (and
vice-versa) just fine, if the ports are not blocked.
I want the server to use its private subnet to talk to the client, not its
public connection. After all, this can be forced on the client via
TCPNODEADDRESS, can the server d
I would change the Tapepool tapes to Access=readwrite the use the move
data command to move the data off those volumes. This would make the
data on them available for the reclamation process.
You may want to use the move data command to move the data off the
archive pool and offsite pool to other
If damaged files are on those tapes, what next? I assuming that I have to
consolidate this tape (good files) with another tape?
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** Proprietary **
TSM would select the tape. The drivers know nothing about specific tape volumes.
James Fletcher
Supervisor, Operating Systems
Washington Metro Transit Authority
Tele: (202) 962-2482
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AIX TSM 4.2.4
IBM 3584
Zoltan,
According to RFC 1918, the following are private, non-routed subnets:
10.0.0.0 -> 10.255.255.255
172.16.0.0 -> 172.31.255.255
192.168.0.0 -> 192.168.255.255
Being non-routed you cannot connect from 128.172.6.177 to 192.168.20.44
unless you have a connection to the same physical subnet
Hi Stephan,
You should not have tapes in OFFPOOL that are unavailable and
especially not in TAPEPOOL! That means the tapes containing your data
that needs to be reclaimed is not available to TSM, since those volumes
are unavailable. If you check your activty log you'll see messages sayin
At Cornell, we have a flat fee that covers license and a small amount of
storage (2.7G), and we charge extra for anything over that, based on
monthly average occupancy. We also offer discounts to departments with
large numbers of nodes, to acknowledge that they are helping to support
these users,
Here is the result of the Q VOL ACC=UNAVAIL command
Tivoli Storage Manager
Command Line Administrative Interface - Version 4, Release 2, Level 1.0
ANS8000I Server command: 'q vol acc=unavail'
Volume Name Storage Device EstimatedPct Volume
Poo
Are you reclamation tasks completing successfully? Also, did anyone change
the reuse delay of the OFFPOOL storage pool? Are the tapes in a PENDING
state?
I would check to make sure your reclamation tasks are running to completion.
Maybe check to see if you have any onsite tapes that are unavailabl
Hi,
It will be almost 2 weeks now that our TSM server (version 5, release 1,
Level 6.4 for Windows) do not retrieving any "storage=offpool,
access=offsite"...
We normally had an average of 1 to 2 tapes every day that were returning
from the offsite storage.
Here is the command:
q vol stg=offpoo
AIX TSM 4.2.4
IBM 3584
Who selects the next scratch tape to use, TSM or the tape library
drivers?
David
Recently, we have been reconfiguring/locking down a lot of the TCPIP ports
in use by the TSM servers and clients, attempting to control/route TSM
traffic across a private subnet versus the more heavily used public
network.
However, we have been having some TSM scheduler communications, due to
port
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