Jozef, thanks for that hint. Your are right, i forgot ...
Kind regards
Stefan Holzwarth
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Von: Jozef Zatko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 19. Oktober 2004 08:32
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: Re: NAS Storage for Copypools
Stefan,
check that user un
Stefan,
check that user under which your TSM server is running can see and access
your shared drive. If you run TSM under system user, this user by default
does not have access to network shares.
Hope this helps
Ing. Jozef Zatko
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Stefan Holzwa
Dear Gurus
I am a AIX System Administrator in a Oraganization... I am working with this
environment...
Backup Server : Windows 2000 Serv
Backup Device: IBM3582 with Single Drive
Backup Software: TSM 5.2
Clients: 17 IBM AIX Servers
NAS Gateway: IBM 300 NAS Gateay
Storage : FASt T
I have d
I design my storage pools to attempt to get whole tapes to expire in a
short time. This requires a fair number of Primary disk and tape pools as
well as their matching copy pools. Reclamation I view as a way to manage
the number of scratch tapes. I vary the reclamation percentage to suit my
mana
Mike wrote:
Since IBM's SAN File System is supposed to provide 'hetrogenous
access' of files to multiple platforms, could TSM backup the 'File
System' as a single entity? Throughput considerations aside, given
a single filesystem from a single host, could TSM back this up?
Mike
Mike,
I have
We run our reclamation at 50% which seems to work very well. It gets
our tapes back on a regular bases so we have plenty for backs and do not
have a lot of tapes off site. Also you tend not to have tapes off-site
for re
Eric
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Hi,
The resume issue goes away if the tape backup of the database backup flat
files is a non-TSM backup. The probably of managing the non-TSM tapes is
left as an exercise for the reader - but it can be done.
Jim
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Hello,
I have a question for the TSM gurus out there. I need to move a tape
library from one SCSI controller to another. What is the best way to
accomplish this? Last time I added a library and created new device
classes and pool and moved the data from the old pools to the new. I
would prefer
Norman,
Based on the information in your reply, I've decided to send the archives to the 3590's on the Magstar 3494-D14. It will get better use of the extra space from the tapes in the 3590E drives versus the 3590B drives. I really appreciate your reply and from the others whom responded, it was e
I run Reclamation of 70% during the weekdays and 51% during the weekends.
Between this and collocation in the primary pools, I have 417 scratches out
of 2,480 total onsite and offsite tapes. That's also with an average of 7
days retention, and 3 day reuse period.
Thank You,
Bill Rosette
Data Cent
Howdy Folks,
Anyone noticed you can't do decimals... Like 96.5 or 99.9 . I know <1% is
not going to make a difference, but hey I have found where they do and can
come in handy sometimes... I think this would make a nice to have feature.
I think the IDEAL pct for reclamation really depends on u
I would say go as low as you can without impacting other processes. Why waste tape I
always say .
65% is not bad. I run at 50%.
The trick I have found is to get to a level where the percentage is sustainable. If
you can't get there, and tapes
are becoming an issue, either get more tapes or driv
>What is the IDEAL pct for reclamation, I use 65pct should I go lower
100%. One would want all tape contents to expire unto themselves, and
have such a large number of tapes that the consumptive thing called
reclamations would not be necessary. But: this is the real world, and
we need reclamatio
What is the IDEAL pct for reclamation, I use 65pct should I go lower
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Hart, Charles
Sent: Monday, October 18, 2004 3:51 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: RECLAMATION
Here's one
select count(*) from
Here's one
select count(*) from volumes where pct_reclaim>95 and stgpool_name='TAPE_DR_COPY'
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
Richard Hammersley
Sent: Monday, October 18, 2004 2:43 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: RECLAMATION
Jam
James,
I have had to start taking my 'onsite' tapes out of my library.
This causes some of the same issues. I must keep an eye on what tapes
Are needed for reconciliation of the offsite copypool tapes, replace some of
the older 'unaccessed' tapes (using q media for this) with tapes needed
James,
Do a "query volume" and look at the "pct util" column for the tapes
offsite. Compare that value with the Reclamation Threshold for your
pool. If there are a lot of tapes that meet that threshold and they
don't come back when they should then you should look to make sure the
reclamation
Since IBM's SAN File System is supposed to provide 'hetrogenous
access' of files to multiple platforms, could TSM backup the 'File
System' as a single entity? Throughput considerations aside, given
a single filesystem from a single host, could TSM back this up?
Mike
Ref TSM Win2003 Clients 5.3.2.1, 5.3.2.4
I've just been through this on Windows 2003 Server since TSM version 5.3.2.1. I just
installed TSM 5.3.2.4, but I am still getting an occasional Win2003 Service crash.
To avoid the C:\tsmlvsacache directory from taking all the free space on C:\ (and you
When building a recent Windows 2003 server, the TSM LVSA (Open File
Support) was installed.
I just found a document on IBM.COM that says that this configuration is
NOT SUPPORTED but due to Shadow Copy services, the LVSA may "negatively
interact with the TSM LVSA ".
Well, it has. It has sucked-up
I have a client that has lots of 8i databases and they are using TDP agent
to backup the databse and archive logs. I have a little script I wrote that
takes the REPORT OBSOLETE output and generates the CHANGE BACKUPPIECE
commands to delete backup objects that I don't want anymore. It doesn't
handle
As Del Hoobler mentioned before on this list, you can assign a differenent
managmeent class the the COPY backups than for the full/incremental backups.
You could create a managament class wiht a 1-year rentention and with an
INCLUDE assign the COPY backups to that management class.
Bill Boyer
DSS,
On Oct 18, 2004, at 12:05 PM, PAC Brion Arnaud wrote:
I had hard times, couple of days ago, explaining our management why the
restore of an important informix server took more than 12 hours because
it was made at the same time (middle of the night) than all the nightly
backups, and that TSM server
There is no real way for you to have separate fulls kept for different retentions
without using multiple nodes.
What it sounds like you want kept over 1 year is
12 Monthly Full backup
26 Most current Sun Full Backups
4 Most current Wed Full Backups
Not sure what you want for retention of Inc.
T
Hi all. Hope you are well.
I was wondering if anyone could suggest a way to backup 3 exchange
servers by doing 5 incs and 2 fulls per week but only keep 4 fulls for 6
months and 1 full per month for backups >6 months old up to 1 year?
I'll map it out
Weekly schedule =Sunday
Hi List,
I had hard times, couple of days ago, explaining our management why the
restore of an important informix server took more than 12 hours because
it was made at the same time (middle of the night) than all the nightly
backups, and that TSM server seemed to be overflown by all that data ...
I will be out of the office from Oct 18 through Oct 22. Contact Alex
Reyes for any urgent requests. I will reply to your email when I
return.
David Longo
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> Dear List,
> I am using DRM and sent few tapes to vault including DB backup. This was my
> first set of tapes sent to backup site.
> I have not used prepare command yet and not even included machines in DRM
setup.
>
>
> Why would licensing wizard show that I have "0" DRM License in use, while i
h
Believe it or not, we are still running TSM V4.2.2 on OS/390. We are
planning to upgrade our OS to z/OS and, along with that, to upgrade to TSM
V5.2. I have heard that on some other platforms (e.g. AIX) one cannot go
directly from 4.2.2 to V5x. I don't see anything about such a restriction
in th
Hi, i thought a simple question but
Can you use networkshares for storagepools?
I tried devclass file, but got an error about
ANS8000I Server command: 'define devc FILEDEV1 devtype=FILE directory="Y:\"
mountl=32 maxcap=25M'
ANR8366E DEFINE DEVCLASS: Invalid value for DIRECTORY parameter.
Y:
Dear All,
Sorry to bother you all again.
I am going to restore backup of oracle database tomorrow.
The only thing I know about restore is that sample script:
run
{
allocate channel t1 type sbt_tape parms
ENV=(TDPO_OPTFILE=/home/oracle/tdpo.opt);
restore database;
recover database;
alter data
Dear List,
I am using DRM and sent few tapes to vault including DB backup. This was my
first set of tapes sent to backup site.
I have not used prepare command yet and not even included machines in DRM setup.
Why would licensing wizard show that I have "0" DRM License in use, while i had
it configu
TSM will run in 32 bit mode on an AIX running in 64 bit mode.
To change TSM from 32 bit mode to 64 bit mode, you have to install
different filesets.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/17/2004 2:57:59 AM >>>
Hi guys,
I have TSM Server 5.2.2 on AIX 5.1 32bit and I am planning to change
the OS environment to
Hi
Well, we have that issue as well. We have large DB/2 and Oracle
database(+2TB) doing logbackups every ½ hour to the system.
The unload/load process isnt something you should run every two weeks.
Perhaps once a year or with two years in etween would be a good idea. I
think you should have n
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