I've read through the Macintosh client notes for TSM 5.3.4 and can
find no way to install the client via the command line. Our Mac OS
X file servers do not have keyboard, video, or mouse attachments, so
the default GUI installer is not an option.
Is there an option somewhere for a command line in
On Jul 13, 2006, at 6:11 PM, Robert Moulton wrote:
Where in the registry (W2K and W2K3) are encryption keys stored?
...
Robert -
I'm don't have a Windows system to try this, but use client command
Query SYSTEMInfo, and see if its Registry entries report reveals that.
Richard Sims
Where in the registry (W2K and W2K3) are encryption keys stored?
Anyone have any good key-management strategies to recommend to users,
beyond advising them to be sure to keep track of encryption key password(s)?
-Robert
University of Washington
Computing & Communications
Schneider, Jim wrote:
> Alex,
>
> There is a dsm.opt file option "archsymlinkasfile no" and command line
> option "-archsyml=no'. According to the Backup-Archive Clients
> Installation and User's Guide=, this will archive the symbolic link and
> not the associated file or directory.
>
and, yes,
FABULOUS!!
Made my day!!!
Wanda Prather
"I/O, I/O, It's all about I/O" -(me)
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"50 Ways
Do you mean that your TSM server is running on Windows XP, not windows
2003?
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Subject: TSM hangup of whole machine
Hi L
I added "archsymlinkasfile=no" to dsm.opt and that seems to fix the
problem. So we are good. And yes, TSM linux client I'm using (5.1.7) does
follow and backup symlinks by default, so if you've got recursive links,
the backup will fail. So the fix is that option. At least that works for
us right n
Alex -
It is the case that the client OS environment is screwed up, and that
the client administrator needs to fix it...which is to say that this
is not a TSM problem.
(However, the TSM documentation on symbolic links is conflicting: In
the Unix client manual it says, "During a backup operation,
I'm all for the Talking Heads and "Road to Nowhere"
"Well we know where we're goin'
But we don't know where we've been
And we know what we're knowin'
But we can't say what we've seen"
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Heck yeah!
As long as no one busts out with "Oops...I Did It Again" or "Hangin'
Tough", we'll be alright... :)
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Alex,
There is a dsm.opt file option "archsymlinkasfile no" and command line
option "-archsyml=no'. According to the Backup-Archive Clients
Installation and User's Guide=, this will archive the symbolic link and
not the associated file or directory.
Cheers,
Jim Schneider
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I'll show up with my best rendition of
"Data Nothing more than data... Trying to forget my DB
growth"
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TSM 5.3.1 server on windows 2K server. TSM client 5.1.7 on RHEL4-AS. The
client has some recursive symbolic links, and whenever the client backs
up, the server tries to backup every directory within the sym link, which
is infinite and the backup dies.
Is there a flag to ignore backups of sym link
I'm there!
Should we start with "Livin' on a Prayer" or "Once Bitten, Twice Shy"?
-steve
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We are working with Level 2 Support at TSM for now.DB2 is not using
the DSMI_CONFIG file at all even though the setup looks correct(comparing
.profile, environment variables, dsm.opt, and dsm,sys files with other
successful clients that back up to TSM from DB2). Just ran a trace to
confirm tha
Steve,
It is possible that your DP/SQL meta data has migrated to tape.
Do you have the "Wait for Tape Mounts for File Information"
checkbox selected? If not, select the checkbox, and try again.
If the meta data has migrated to tape... you will then have to
wait for the tape to be mounted and read
So when is TSM karaoke night? :)
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"50 Ways to Weave Your Server"
"The problem i
Hi all.
I'm designing a TSM solution for a client. Servers are a couple of beefy
Intel boxes - 4 way Xeons with 6GB of memory. This user is government so
there is a long retention period required and the databases are big and
going to get bigger.
I was looking at a two way Windows cluster (2k3
Hi Ronald,
I've experienced this problem last week on AIX and this was due to
running out of paging space.
Maybe this is the issue on your server as well (physical memory/paging).
If buying more memory
and/or extending the paging is not an option, you could probably try
reducing BUFPOOLSIZE.
Met
Hi All,
I have managed to solve the problems below: It lead me to lot of error code;
Starting with Reason Code 137, Segementation Fault, 406, 106 . Below were
the steps or solution that I have done. Thanks for all the tips. Now my DB
backup run succesfully and now trying to set the DB backup on SA
Hi Listers,
I'm running TSM V5.3.3.2 with B/A client V5.3.4.3 under Windows XP SP2.
The TSM server owns only a disk stgpool and do no migration to sequential
media.
Since a few days the backup of the TSM server itself results in a hang up of
the whole machine. All backups of the other clients
Hi,
I have encountered this error before. What I did was to key in a new
password (same password) on the client and server communication in the ISC.
(under Security) and the dsmapipw works.
Thanks,
Regards,
Zareyna Salim
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Can I get the mp3 of this song, lol.
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"50 Ways to Weave Your Server"
"The problem is all in
"50 Ways to Weave Your Server"
"The problem is all in your db", she said to me
The answer is easy if you take it logically
I'd like to help you in your struggle to be free
There must be fifty ways to weave your server
She said it's really not my habit to intrude
Furthermore, I hope my backups won
TSM Serv 5.2.4.3
TSM BA 5.3.0.5
TSM TDP 5.2.1.3
When I try to restore a SQL Server db under another name (cloning), I
select the option to relocate the db/log files. The popup window
appears, but no files are shown nor can I type anything in. I know I
have been able to do this before, but I'm n
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