Absolutely, we are using DFS replication, so our intent is not to backup
each of the DFS links. What is the best way to have TSM do that? After
talking with technical support, it seems as though you need to use a
modified DOMAIN statement and an EXCLUDE.DIR in tandem in order to avoid
having a DFS
Hi, TSMers,
Recently I created new copypool on LTO 3584 library and backed up
primary stgpools to it. Now that I need to delete the old copypool with
multiple Magstar tape volumes, is there any quick way of doing it
without deleting each individual volume first then old copystgpool?
Thanks for you
Ditto.
And you betcha, your auditors are gonna scream!
Set PASSWORDACCESS GENERATE on the client, and PASSWORD EXPIRATION LIMIT to
n days on the server (you can set 1 default, and override on an individual
client basis if needed). Our limit is set to 90 per auditors.
You must supply the passwor
We use the Pasword Generate option so that if you can log onto the box
with the appropriate privs to run dsmc or dsm, you can restore without
supplying a password. If the restore is from another box, we used an
appropriately prived admin id which eliminates the need to know the node
password.
Dav
Right now we have about 800 clients and to do a restore, the password is
the same for all clients. How are others doing this. We don't want to be in
the business of password generation/maintenance to change passwords all the
time. We also don't want just anybody being able to do a restore on any b
I suspected as much but needed confirmation.
Thanks Mark
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Subject: Re: Deleting volhistory
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>Hey group, I would like to expand on this thread. I have
>several duplicate files that were inadvertantly saved to tape
>that are not saved exclusively to dedicated tapes, meaning
>they are striped among files I
Hey group, I would like to expand on this thread. I have several duplicate files
that were inadvertantly saved to tape that are not saved exclusively to dedicated
tapes, meaning they are striped among files I need to retain. Does anyone know if the
delete volume command allows for deleting sp
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Bill,
There must be residual data or partial steps that
are causing the Domino logger code to think that
logging is in effect.
My suggestion is to start with a fresh "alternate" server
with clean directories. Follow the steps in the documented
procedure from the beginning. It is difficult to figu
Thanks Mike,
But that's not the issue. I failed to mention that the stuck/bad tape issue
is not a problem. I updated the volume, joined it to a tapepool and
destroyed the tape, system pulled in a new scratch and kept going. Again,
manual intervention. Someone has to type upd libv, why?
What's the
Hi all
Environment:
AIX version 5.2 on IBM pSeries 670 partitioned with 6 processors for
this node DWH (datawarehouse as client for TSM)
TSM Storage agent version 5.2.1.x backing up to TSM server on IBM p630
also running AIX 5.2
Informix version 9.31 64bit
TDP for informix version 5.2
IBM LTO 3584
Del,
I understand what your are saying; but know don't yet how to get round
this problem.
I had set up this alternate server a while ago and could and still can restore
databases, activate and applying logs by following "procedures outlined in the
Appendix titled "Advanced restore procedures""
Last weekend we migrated our TSM 5.1.6 server from AIX 4.3.3 to a
different AIX server running TSM 5.1.6 and AIX 5.2.0. We did this by
installing TSM 5.1.6 on the replacement server. migrating the TSM server
configurable files, then bringing over the SSA disks with the TSM DB and
storage pools. Cam
Hi Del
Thanks ..
Have a nice weekend
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Luc,
It looks fine... as long as:
- "" is a TSM NODENAME that you
have registered and received a password for.
- "{IP TSM SERVER)" is actually the TCP/IP address
of the TSM Server where the "" NODE is
registered.
Thanks,
Del
--
Bill,
It looks like you have not set up the "alternate" server properly.
The message is telling you that the Domino server thinks that
there is a different transaction logger id in effect.
However, when you follow the alternate server restore procedure,
there initially won't be logging at all unti
Hi,
Thanks Del
For the DSM.OPT file for SQL, this is my configuration ... do I need more
config
NODename
CLUSTERnode no
COMPRESSIon Off
PASSWORDAccessGenerate
COMMMethodTCPip
TCPPort 1500
TCPServeraddress {IP TSM SERVER)
TCPWindowsize 63
T
>>Is there a way to find the max utilization during the night?
Yes, with a TSM Monitoring tool such as Servergraph/TSM,
http://www.servergraph.com . Alternatively, you could try to write
your own scripts to monitor, record, and report on such events.
David Ehresman
University of Louisville
Hi all,
I am attempting to restore an old Domino database to point_in_time and
then activate and apply logs, on an Alternate Server.
We have for more then one Logger id (for reasons we know) in our Archived
Transaction Logs
as can be seen when you enter:
Domdsmc query logarchive
However when
The only way I know of doing this is using some kind of monitoring.
Being a scripter, I usually have a script periodically query the
storagepool utilisations and place the results into a DB. I can report
etc.. on it later.
Matt.
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IF there are lots of files, is the machine running out of memory?
Perhaps 'memoryefficientbackup yes' is an option to try?
Does it always abort on exactly the same file? Or sometime in a
particular filesystem? Always when it starts a particular filesystem, or
finishes one?
We had a similar probl
Hi again,
Sorry for having disturbed you : I found the reason for my problem ! It
looks like it is related to the fact that the server I used as a test
node was a brand new installed one, on which the date was never set (it
had Thu Feb 12 12:49:27 CST 1970), as soon as I corrected this, the
increm
thanks to all,
the hint with force=yes did the job.
But i have an otherone for you :).
The very first backup ever made, was done in the future ( well the server date was
wrong )
it was/will be done on NOV 16 2004. Since the admin (me) is a funny guy, he set the
new Date,
while the tape got moved
All,
I am running TSM 5.1.6.1. I have set up a second instance of TSM on our
server and it is sharing the tape library using the shared library
capability.
The main server is called sm040.
The second instance is called sm040b
sm040b has a single onsite storage pool only. No copy pools. It is
Hi List !
I'm currently testing image backups on AIX, having in sight implementing
it soon on some servers needing fast backups, but am currently
experiencing some problems with the incremental image backup, which does
not seem to backup anything ...
Test procedure was to create a new JFS filespac
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