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I think we're having a problem on the listserv server for this list
where it is deleting the first few lines of each message. I have put
4 lines of X's at the top of this message in hopes that it will make
it through.
Roger Deschner University of Illinois at Chicago [EMAIL
Hi,
Lamb, Charles P. schrieb:
Hi
0554 usually means some drivers are missing. I had a lot of problems
performing a DR process on an IBM 9133-55A. Boot up into a shell that
will have the # sign. Load all of the device drivers. Re-boot and
should come up. There is a special process fo
Hello,
I am planning to remove Filespace Name: \\eomron1\e$ and Filespace
Name: \\eomron1\c$ from Node Name: OMRON, is there anything I have to be
aware of or any precaution I need to take before I go about deleting it?
Thanks.
Node Name: OMRON
Hi all,
I have a customer with a 3582 and LTO2 drives. He's been having an
occasional problem with tapes not unloading from drives and being marked
unavailable, so I thought I'd check out his microcode levels.
Now the web page for 3582 is at
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=0&q1=3
This won't help you now, but it may help someone else before crisis hits
1) As part of the documentation of the server, use either the natvie 'net
share' command, or rmtshare.exe from the Windows Resource Kit to document
your shares. Create a batch file that creates the shares and copy it off
some
Kerry Campbell wrote:
I've been trying to install the integrated solutions console (ISC) on my
desktop.
... Does anyone have any instructions or a valid site for instructions to
accomplish this?
I struggled through the installation of ISC 6.0.1 in May 2006, using the
standard installation inst
Tivoli Storage Manager Tape Drive Configuration and Processing
Presenter: Benji Lee & Andy Ruhl Monday, December 11, 2006 10:00 - 11:00 CST
Join us for the final round in 2006 of our monthly series of "Ask the Experts"
calls for Tivoli Storage Manager. This will be a TSM user driven call w
This seems to work fine:
dsmadmc -dataonly=yes -TAB -id=admin -pa= "Select 'del vol
' || volume_name || ' discard=yes wait=yes' from volumes where
stgpool_name='CPSATABG'" > XYZ5
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/07/06 3:32 PM >>>
Couple suggestions...
1. there is the -OUTFILE= parameter to specify the o
Couple suggestions...
1. there is the -OUTFILE= parameter to specify the output of the dsmadmc
command.
2. use the SQL concatenation operator
select 'move data ' || volume_name from volumes where
stgpool_name='CPSATABG'
That way you only end up with 1 column in the result instead of 2
Yes, it worked but with problems I've had trying it other ways:
dsmadmc -dataonly=yes -id=admin -pa= "select 'move data',
volume_name from volumes where stgpool_name='CPSATABG'" > xyz
1). required quoted SQL
2). required > (redirection character)
RESULT: ( which the -TAB eliminated)
(if I add
Sorry:
That's what I get for trying to do it from memory.
Here is the line I use in my scripts.
dsmadmc -dataonly=yes -server=server -id=admin -password=pw output
Hope this helps.
Gary Lee
Senior System Programmer
Ball State University
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Ma
And one other advantage of VTL that I could see is they often (always)
provide compression. Something we can only get on disk if we let the
client do the work. So for half the disk you get twice the space. Or
somesuch nonsense like that (unless you believe Overland, then you get
5x compression..
tried it:
[tsmserv] /home/root/bin # dsmc -id=admin -pa= -dataonly xyz
xyz2
ANS1107E Invalid option/value: '-ID'
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/07/06 2:20 PM >>>
I would suggest another approach to the problem.
Dsmc -id=xx -pa=xxx -dataonly output
Where query is a file containing your sql text and o
Yes, but it doesn't directly explain the situation.
But I can infer from it that since my devclass had been set at 50G and
I did not have large file enabled on AIX,
that it hit the 2GB limit. The percentage of usage on each volume
appears to comfirm this.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/07/06 1:29 PM >>>
I would suggest another approach to the problem.
Dsmc -id=xx -pa=xxx -dataonly output
Where query is a file containing your sql text and output is where you
want the output to go.
I use this approach and consequently don't have to strip headers or
trailers.
Hope this helps.
Gary Lee
Senior S
On Dec 7, 2006, at 2:07 PM, Prather, Wanda wrote:
If I were you, I would run a RESTORE using the command line client and
specify -dirsonly.
That will get all your directories back ASAP, and they will be
complete.
Richard -
Wanda has the Windows experience, so follow her guidance.
My thought w
This was a bear trying to get output in a friendly form to execute as a
macro. Might be helpful to others.
What worked for me:
1). I built the query in one file with redirtection in the command
line:
/home/root/bin/dsmcmdx "select 'move data', volume_name from volumes
where stgpo
ol_name='CPSATAB
On Thursday 07 December 2006 19:53, Dearman, Richard wrote:
> One of oour main windows 2003 server crahsed today and the san disk it
> turs out is corrupted and we need to restore 2TB of user files to a new
> server.
>
> The users cannot login to their workstations because this server is used
> in
I've never tested this but here is my guess:
There are actually 2 types of restores, classic and no-query.
In a no-query restore, I believe TSM creates a DUMMY directory structure
at the beginning, but I'm not even sure it builds the whole thing at
once. The idea is that laying down a dummy l
Hi
0554 usually means some drivers are missing. I had a lot of problems
performing a DR process on an IBM 9133-55A. Boot up into a shell that
will have the # sign. Load all of the device drivers. Re-boot and
should come up. There is a special process for dissimilar hardware,
however,
One of oour main windows 2003 server crahsed today and the san disk it
turs out is corrupted and we need to restore 2TB of user files to a new
server.
The users cannot login to their workstations because this server is used
in our login process and each user maps a home directory to a share on
tha
I'm testing a TSM for Sysback restore of an AIX 5.2 machine onto
different hardware. After the restore completes and the machine
reboots, it hangs during the reboot after closing stdin and stdout. The
LED code is 0554. Any ideas?
The other advantage of a VTL over a disk subsystem when implementing an
all disk storagepool is that lan-free will work to a VTL but not to FILE
disk (without Sanergy).
David
>>> "Loon, E.J. van - SPLXM" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 12/7/2006 7:27 AM
>>>
My 2 cents: There is on big advantage for using a V
Have you reviewed the Technotes on the ANR8785E message relative to
your configuration?
Roger,
What do you recommend as a RESOURCEUTILIZATION for restores of large
files systems?
David
>>> Roger Deschner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 12/7/2006 3:35 AM >>>
I keep hearing it said, that if you're going to buy a great big disk
array for TSM, that it works better if you let TSM know it has disks
Bill,
You should be able to do this. For example... assume this:
--- "Storage Group B"
--- MailboxDB1
--- MailboxDB2
--- MailboxDB3
--- MailboxDB4
- A FULL backup is done of "Storage Group B".
- An INCREMENTAL backup is done of "Storage Group B"
- An INCREMENTAL backu
Anyone who has copypools on disk, I am wondering if this is your
experience:
1). It only fills the volumes a few % before creating a new one.
2). The activity log is showing write errors, then creating a new
volume. I susspect that is because I set the devclass to 50G and
the AIX max file size ca
I am documenting recovery scenarios for MSX. It looks to me like I can do a
recovery from a FULL legacy backup to a database in the
Recovery Storage Group. However, it looks like if I want to apply incrementals,
I will have to restore all of the databases from
that storage group into the Recovery
Hi Mark,
Don't forget that you also need to have a unique FLOPPY involved for each
server. How many wants to manage x hundreds of floppies?
Mark, how can you make dissimilar hardware with your PE CD?
When you restore the full OS image/backup to your new hardware. How do you
change the registry a
Rich,
The problem you have with Altiris is that it cost you high maintenance to have
that solutions for BMR.
If you don't keep you Altiris image up to date with the same HotFix/Service
Pack level as the server you recover then will TSM only recover the Reg keys
for that hotfixes/service packes b
Joni
Your command line reads in the mail I received that you have question
marks around the filelist path.
I don't know if the mail client has corrupted these and changed them
into question marks, but they should be quotes.
Leigh
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:
Hi TSMusers,
I have this environment:
TSM Server 5.3.3.1. OS Sun Solaris 4 Processors and 8 GB RAM.
I have problems with sockets in status close_wait and sessions in status end
when we run the backup each night.
Each node copy more or less 2 Mbytes and we launch 2 backup per node.
We are
Joni
Each of your examples seem to show TSM baulking about the string that
follows the first space in your filelist path ( 'open systems' in your
first example and then 'legacy modernization' in the second)
I can only think that somehow your terminal emulation is not actually
transmitting quotes
You'll probably have to do the type of quoting as shown in
"Handling spaces in file names in schedule definitions"
within the Unix clients manual.
That's what you get for using GUIs. ;-)
Richard Sims
>> On Thu, 7 Dec 2006 10:44:29 -0500, Thomas Denier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> On average, I contact a system administrator about poor TSM
> throughput every couple of months. The problem usually turns out to
> be duplex mismatch. The system administrators involved consistently
> report that they
Hi Leigh,
I tried putting single quotes and then I tried double quotes. Here's what
I'm getting:
12/07/06 10:29:14 ANR2017I Administrator LIDDZXL issued command:
RESTORE
NODE nas_server_2 /root_vdm_4/HMCH1015_G
/temp_server_2
filelist=?FSCOR
Joni,
Try putting quotes around any file paths that have spaces in them.
Leigh
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Joni Moyer
Sent: 07 December 2006 15:16
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: [SPAM: 4.000] [ADSM-L] Restore node syntax
Hi
Hi,
12/07/2006 08:33:45 Waiting to be contacted by the server. => so 1501
outbound is open.
Your problem seems to be the prompted scheduling option. This means you
need to open the ports on you local firewall to let the ITSM server
contact your client. If you don't use the 'webports' option, thi
-Matthew Glanville wrote: -
>NOOO!!
>
>Not another one. STOP STOP STOP.
>
>After 100's of complaints on how TSM is 'slow' cause by this issue
>i've had just about enough of the incorrect statements that
>auto-negotiate doesn't work, yes, it had problems in 1997, when
>vendors sold
We got creative.
Our dsm.opt for the scheduler has dfsmountpoint backup to yes
but as a post scheduled command we invoke dsmc inc -subdir=yes
-optfile=dsm2.opt /mountpoint/directory (or something like that syntax)
the dsm2.opt has dfsmountpoint set to no and no domain statements.
first we back up
Did you open up port 1501 in your firewall???
Grz
MJ
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Bell, Charles (Chip)
Sent: 07 December, 2006 16:12
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: [ADSM-L] Problems backing up through firewall...
Someone can p
Hi Everyone,
I must be getting the wrong syntax here or something because I keep
getting incorrect results. Can anyone see what my mistake might be?
Thanks in advance! I am trying to restore 2 files to a temporary location
for our NDMP backups using the command line.
RESTORE NODE nas_server_
Someone can probably easily point it out, but I am trying to figure out what
I may have misconfigured on a client. It is attempting to back up through a
firewall to our TSM server. The client host machine is running Linux and also
has a built-in firewall.
Client info
Dsm.sys
SErvernam
"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" wrote on 12/06/2006
02:39:35 PM:
> -Luc Beaudoin wrote: -
>
> >I have a new SUN Solaris server, (SUNFIRE T2000), SunOS 5.10
> >
> >I installed the TSM client on it it's working ... but very
> >slw
> >The client version I installed is 5.3.
Thanks to everyone for their input on creating copypools on disk ( and
wildcard deletes)
I discovered a few things from a typo. I entered an incorrect directory
name in the device class def and TSM dymanicly created the directory and
file-volumes in that directory. That led to some confusion until
All we do is set the schedule Expiration Date to some day in the past and
when we want to reactivate it, we change it back to NEVER.
I agree having an "active/inactive" option like with Admin schedules,
would be nice/consistent.
Also, as far as scheduling flexibility is concerned, while the chang
>> On Thu, 7 Dec 2006 10:47:13 +0100, goc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> the Q: is there a way to simply enable/disable schedule(s) rather than
> removing the node (or removing the schedule from node properties) from
> schedule ?
> i mean something simple as checkbox like in admin schedules "Schedu
Kelly,
My backup window is all the time. Backups start as early as 4pm to 8am
the next morning. I haven't tried more than two max processes for one
of my larger pools.I have 12 disk pools (drives) tied up until 8am or
longer, plus not to mention the impact to the client backup/thrashing.
Hi,
I have now tried different approaches for my large TSM query:
DBI:
Allen Rout confirmed my suspicions in a previous post. This one loads the whole
output of the sql into memory before processing. For my large query I killed
the program when it reached 1GB.
ODBC:
This one seems to kick off
My 2 cents: There is on big advantage for using a VTL over a disk
subsystem: compression.
We are also using a EMC DL700 which uses in-the-box LTO compatible
compression.
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL
Goran,
with Exchange DB on clustered environment my strategy always has been to
keep the scheduler (that is related to the database in question)
active only on the machine the database is currently running on.
So when the database changes from one machine to another, the TSM
scheduler gets stoppe
hi, we are doing some heavy DB reallocation and stuff and i'm very confused
since we are using 4 node cluster with 35 oracle databases \o/ ... since the
DB can be active on any node i made a script which checks where it is and
manipulates the dsmcad process accordingly ... but that was not my ques
I keep hearing it said, that if you're going to buy a great big disk
array for TSM, that it works better if you let TSM know it has disks
(DEVCLASS=FILE), than if you lie and try to tell it they are virtual
tapes. Cheaper too, because you don't have that VTL layer in there.
Simpler to administer be
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