Hi,
Talk to your IBM Tivoli rep about this. IBM has a tool called CBMR that is
an 3rd part software for TSM that do this for all your platforms.
That mean you will have the same software and documentation for both Windows
and Linux.
Thanks
Christian
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Hi all;
I have 2 TSM machines - both - TSM 5.3 Level 4.0.
I have about 55 Tb on each.
We are getting a netapp machine which will have about 70 Tb on it.
My boss is concerned that if I just add the netapp data to one of the
machines, enstead of getting a third machine that it will cause the r
Hi
I'm a new user in tivoli,
I need to make a full backup linux server (redhat 4.4) that can be full
restored to an empty computer like in windows (asr) or in a way that can
be used in the shortest time but i don't know how
For my test i use a blade system.
Can you help me?
Thanks a lot
Well, I'm confused.
TSM 5.3.3.0 on Windows.
One of my TSM servers has 3 primary sequential pools on disk. (Devclass type =
FILE).
The volumes are preallocated files created with DEFINE VOLUME, so MAXSCRATCH=0
for the pool.
There have been no volumes added/deleted for weeks.
One of the pools i
On Nov 10, 2006, at 2:21 PM, Anders St¦hlbom wrote:
Repair volume. What is the result? It does not even mount the copy
pool
volume volume.
I think you mean the Restore Volume and Restore Stgpool commands.
They are simple to use and work fine - providing that a Backup
Stgpool had secured a
The Windows 2003 LAN-free client has been configured and working properly
for some time now. It uses Gresham/ACSLS to share an STK library and drives
with our TSM servers. TSM client, storage agent and server versions are all
5.3.2.0.
So the client's HBA that connects to the tape drives went kablo
Not much, in terms of network load.
For the "health check" function, the admin center periodically sends
some queries to the TSM server (like Q DB, Q LOG, Q PATH), I think it's
every 30 minutes.
Other than that, it's only the responses to your queries or commands
when you are working with it.
No
Hi,
I got "Data unavailable to server" message in the client and from actlog
this:
2006-11-10 19:54:29 ANR0548W Retrieve or restore failed for session 26 for
node NODE11 (WinNT) processing file space
\\NODE11\g$ 6 for file \MSSQL\BACKUP\AXDB\
Hi.
Can anyone tell me how much network activity there is between TSM Admin
Center on an Intel server and the main TSM storage manager on a RISC
server?? My network group is asking the question. We will have both
servers on the same Vlan subnet here at work.
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I generate a report once a month that shows me all the filesystems that
have not been backed up in more than 30 days. I can look through the
list and pick out the hosts that I know should be backing up.
Here is the select statement I use (likely borrowed from this forum).
select node_name, Filesp
Yeah, I am in the same boat,
I have too many nodes that do not backup, anbd no way to know unless I look
in the failure report that gets e mailed out. Best thing to do is check the
filesystem and see the last time It was accessed and backed up, the hitting
the server info means meta data was sent a
We had a system that was connecting to the server 4 times a day, so last
access was always less than 1. I crashed and burned, got rebuilt -- and
the most recent backup was 15 months old.
And I *still* can't get the NT admins to check the logs on any regular
basis.
Tom Kauffman
NIBCO, Inc
-Or
We have TSM Admin Center running on a virtual machine under ESX
2.5.2. Since I also support ESX, I gave it two 2.2 ghz cpus and 3.6
GB of RAM. It has been in service for only a few weeks, but to date
has had no performance problems or other issues. In the (at least)
three years we have been using
"Days since last access" just tells you the last time there was
communication between the client and the server.
It doesn't tell you anything about whether the client was backed up, or
not.
The communication could have been a single restore;
or it could be the client scheduler just checking for a
Careful, access and backup are not synonymous here. For instance, a locked
node still on a schedule will access TSM, but no backup takes place.
At 11:52 AM 11/10/2006 -0500, you wrote:
hello,
When I do a q node to find out what nodes are being backed up, I see
that "<1" means it is being
hello,
When I do a q node to find out what nodes are being backed up, I see
that "<1" means it is being backed up properly. But at times I see "1" ,
"2", "3" .." some big number " without "<" attached to it , my question
is what is the definitive number to say it is still being backed up
select node_name, hl_name, ll_name, class_name from backups where
node_name in('NODE1','NODE2') and ll_name like '%.MDB'
Note:
The backups table is the largest table you have; you will get much
better performance for this query if you do it for 1 nodename at a time,
because the table is indexed
I can run the following command to list out what mgmt class was used for
files ending in mbd, how do I do this from the TSM admin console for more
than 1 client?
q backup -detail -subdir=yes userdata:\home\jdoe\*.mdb
I am trying to confirm what mgmt class was used to backup the mdb files
since my c
Tom -
You'll likely have to do the standard analysis to isolate the
problem. The best first approach is to watch the session from the
server, via repeated Query SEssion, and see what's happening during
it. (You can get some sense of where waits were occurring in past
sessions by reviewing TSM a
I have a problem with a few archives running extremely long/slow. We
just migrated this client to a new machine and AIX version. The problem
did not exist before.
TSM 5.2.2.5 server running on AIX 5.1.
TSM 5.2.2.0 client running on AIX 5.3. P590, 4 cpus, 32 Gig memoy,
etherchannel made up of tw
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On Nov 10, 2006, at 2:57 AM, Oliver Martin wrote:
I define at the client side an access for another node. Can someone
tell me where this definition is saved ? I think at the TSM server
DB but I was not able to find in wich tabel it is stored.
Can someone tell me where to look ?
Oliver -
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