Bill -
My dsm.sys file looks like this:
SErvername TSM
COMMmethod TCPip
TCPPort1500
TCPServeraddress tsm.sharp.com
TCPCLIENTAddress xxx.xx.xx.xx
Passwordaccess Generate
schedmode prompted
managedservicesschedule webclient
Schedlog
Also sounds like you are using POLLING. At least for that client. Then you get
a start time randomized based on the DURATION of the
schedule and the SET RANDOMIZE value. If you seitch to PROMPTED for that
client, you should see it pretty close to the starttime of
the schedule.
You can do it via
yep, you can use the crontab.
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From: "Lucia Burke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2007 8:16 PM
Subject: [ADSM-L] Running dsmc incremental backup from client schedule
versus from crontab
Hello -
I currently run a backup from a client schedule in
Hello -
I currently run a backup from a client schedule in which the action is
incremental and options include preschedulecmd and postschedulecmd.
The preschedulecmd procedure performs application shutdown procedures
and the postschedulecmd performs application startup procedures.
The user commu
On Nov 1, 2007, at 5:40 PM, cc52 wrote:
We have been trying to set up two J1a drives in a 3494 for a Windows
instance of TSM. To test out the drives we have been able to mount
a new 3592 tape with mtlib. We are then able to run NTUTIL and run
some
tests on the drive. After closing it we try t
We have been trying to set up two J1a drives in a 3494 for a Windows
instance of TSM. To test out the drives we have been able to mount
a new 3592 tape with mtlib. We are then able to run NTUTIL and run some
tests on the drive. After closing it we try to use mtlib to dismount
tape and put it bac
William Boyer wrote:
Why the Datafort device and not LTO4/TS1120 drives? Just curious, not
critisizing your decision. You need to make sure you have a Datafort for your
D/R site. I had a client looking in to this and Sungard said that they would
have to purchase an 2nd Datafort to keep at Sung
Hello Nick,
I did not know that barcodes make the layout was any different than using the
web interface or the front panel.
I thought that both the tape drives and the slots each had to be one sequence
of drives or slots. And if you wanted to add or subtract, unless the change was
to the border
The barcode labels came with the library and the clips for the tape slot
columns. I don't remember how many different partitions you
can create from them as they are pre-labeled. I think 4. I'm not where I can go
in a look at our 3584. The "clip" for the drives is
on the front of the drive. You j
Have you tried using the labels to do this?
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Sent: Thu Nov 01 10:54:44 2007
Subject: TS3500/3584 Partitioning Options?
This isn't strictly a TSM question; if there are TS3500/3584 user
support lists
OK, I get to read about bar code labels and try to make this work for
us. It's nice that it's possible; if not so nice that the granularity on
how slots are assigned is a bit more coarse and that it'll be some work
putting labels and clips into place. Oh, well!
Thanks for pointing me in the right
You can purchase and enable the Advanced Library Management System
(ALMS) software described in the TS3500/3584 Tape Library Operator
Guide. This will allow you to create logical libraries as you described.
Brian Robinson
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PR
Unless things have changed in a more recent firmware than I'm running
(always possible) there are three ways to partition a 3584; the web
interface, the operator panel, and the barcode labels.
The web interface and the front panel both work the same -- how many
drives, starting with number 1, are
This isn't strictly a TSM question; if there are TS3500/3584 user
support lists or conferences, feel free to point me toward them.
We're about to introduce LTO3 drives to our 3584, now calling itself a
TS3500 after the last licensed code upgrade. Because these drives will
be fronted by Decru Data
In other environments, I've used MOVE DRM REMOVE=untileefull with
scsi/fibre attached 3584 and it works fine.
In this environment, we have a library manager and 4 library clients.
The 3584 has 20x 3592-E05 drives and 64 virtual I/O slots.
MOVE DRM REMOVE=BULK works fine from the library clients
I've "known", if I may abuse the term so, that TSM is capable of using
checksums to inform its incremental decisions for some time. But it
looks like I've just imagined this; am I correct?
I understand that doing checksum comparisons would be hideously
CPU-expensive at the client side, because yo
Geoff,
(long time no see... been snowed under but coming up for air)
One thing I've notices is that if you have tapes being ejected AND tapes to
be inserted...
Once you remove all the tapes, you really need to swing the I/O station
door closed so the ATL can realize that all the tapes were in
Look into using EXCLUDE.FS on the filesystem you don't want processed.
Dwight E. Cook
Systems Management Integration Professional, Advanced
Integrated Storage Management
TSM Administration
(405) 253-4397
(877) 625-4186
T/L 349-4361
Hi all,
I'm working with TSM version 5.3.4 on linux (fedora cor
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