Hello all!
I am working on a new design of our tsm environment - a lot of changes in
sight this year. So here a litte question to check my ideas for the new
design:
IBM support told me, that it would be the best to have not more than about
6-8 diskvolumes for the tsm database, due to the recovery
Actually, it will work just fine. Any number of TSM server images on one
computer can share a physical tape drive connection (or tape drive
partition) with no additional contention problems, beyond the contention
you already have. They share quite nicely, giving drives to each other
as needed under
Hi, I just joined this mailing list so please forgive if this topic has been
covered. I have not been able to find mention of it via google.
I use the following dsmc command to backup my clients every morning
via a cronjob.
./dsmc incr -subd=y -passw="$PW" "$SOURCE"
Recently someone changed
Bill,
ITSM for Mail V5.3.0.01 will work.
Eduardo
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Upgrading to Lotus Domino 7.0.2
Hi ,
I have just been told that w
Zoltan,
I did a consulting gig at a large TSM site a million years ago that
sounds similar to yours. In their case, they had a TSM server that was
flat out 24*7 and did not have enough time to do even the simplest thing
like expire files. My job there was to help figure out what to do. In
worki
Hi ,
I have just been told that we are upgrading Lotus Domino from version
Domino 6.5.4 to 7.0.2,
tomorrow afternoon !
Will my current TDP for Mail V5.3.0.01 suffice ? OR do I need to
upgrade ?
(The BA client is V 5.2.2.0)
Our Lotus Domino is Windows based, so is our TSM Server which is
Awesome. Thanks for clarifying that.
Mel Dennis
Backup Systems Engineer
Siemens Business Services
4400 Alafaya Trail
Orlando, FL 32826
MC Q1-108
Tel: (407) 736-2360
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I did just what you're asking for a client last month. You can backup-restore
the DB between 32-bit and 64-bit with no problems. I
was fortunate with this conversion that the DB and LOG volumes were on SAN
attached disk. So we just mapped the volumes over to the
new 64-bit server with the same dr
Some of our servers are going end-of-life this year and we will be
replacing them with new servers that will have the 64-bit version of the
W2K3 operationg system (instead of the 32-bit version that we had
prior). Two questions:
1. Is it possible to backup the 32-bit version of TSM (full db bac
Hi.
Our IT management is looking at possibly reducing our IBM tape library
maintenance. We currently have IBM perform the maintenance which is
costly. What other vendor(s) can we use to maintain our IBM tape
library which others TSM shops use?? Thoughts??
We never have enough resources.
The 4-LTO drives in one library, are shared amongst 3-TSM servers which
transfer over 2TB, nightly. The 4th TSM server is dedicated to Domino
backups, which use it's 4-LTO and 4-3592 drives, 24x7, transferring almost
3TB of mostly non-compressable data (I never get
>> On Wed, 10 Jan 2007 12:08:22 -0500, Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> said:
> Thanks for the feedback.
> Yes, I realize you can't beat AIX for I/O bandwidth. Unfortunately,
> it comes down to $$ (doesn't it, always).
I think your $/performance-unit is much better on AIX than
>> On Thu, 11 Jan 2007 00:27:40 -, Aravind Kurapati <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> said:
> Just wanted to know how people typically schedule TDP for Oracle
> jobs? One of the approaches is to define an alternate node name and
> use the TSM scheduler to launch the RMAN backup script via this
> altern
Hi Aravind,
I'd say that using a separate/dedicated nodename for TDPO backups is a
must whichever scheduling mechanism you'd choose to use (for clarity I
usually suffix the nodename/cluster name with _TDPO where the node is
defined in a separate policy domain on the TSM server with an
appropriatel
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