You only need to install the LVSA if you intend to use online image backup
or open file support, AND you want to use the LVSA as the snapshot
provider.
If you do not intend to use online image backup or open file support, you
do not need to install the LVSA.
If you intend to use online image back
Trying to figure out OFS with the new 5.5. client. With previous releases you
had to install the OFS support which installed the
LVSA agent. Then the FILELEVELTYPE=SNAPSHOT|DYMANIC was used to determine if
you did OFS for locked files. That option isn't
available in 5.5. Now there's the SNAPSHOTP
>> On Mon, 11 Feb 2008 14:07:19 -0500, "Thach, Kevin G" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> said:
> Is there another option that can be passed to the dsmc incr command that
> will log the date / timestamp on each line? Our internal audit
> department is wanting to set up some monitoring processes to know
> e
Is someone using TSM to backup openAFS cell?
Pierre-Luc Bourdages
SCM admin, TSM admin, Tlink admin
Infrastructure TI, IBM Bromont
Tel : (450) 534-6896
Thank you Del,
Sometimes, people need to hear IT from other people. Thanks again
especially for the MS KB Link!
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Del Hoobler
Sent: Monday, February 11, 2008 1:47 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject:
Kevin,
I've created a script to append 'date' output to the log file every 30
minutes to see how long it takes sessions to reconnect to the TSM
server. It's not exact but shows a time range during which events
occurred.
Jim Schneider
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [ma
You should not be running Exchange backups and Exchange defragmentation
at the same time.
You should run your last incremental or differential backup
(if you are using them) just before running a defrag, run the defrag,
wait for the defrag to complete, and then run a new Exchange full backup.
Her
We've been noticing poor performance from our Exchange TDP backups.
1) The TDP Client runs 4 Streams (One per E-Mail Storage Group)
utilizing a dedicated Gige backup NIC.
2) The Backup Server is a IBM p570 with 2 3Gige Ether Channel bundles,
(Traffic is going over backup NIC) but they are se
Kevin -
There is no disclosed method for getting a timestamp onto the records
of client-initiated backups. You might instead consider using a
scheduled backup in conjunction with the PRESchedulecmd and
POSTSchedulecmd options, where the former can do setup (including any
timing waits), and the l
Hello,
I have a question regarding verbosity levels of the backup log file.
For our Windows clients, we use the default action of Incremental for
our backup schedules, and so everything gets logged to the dsmsched.log
file. There is a date / timestamp on each line.
For our Unix clients, we use
Does anyone know of a way to see if the OFS support was installed with the TSM
client? I have a client that wants to inventory their
TSM nodes to see which have the OFS/LVSA support installed and which don't.
Looking for a quick and dirty way just to see if it's
been installed.
Bill Boyer
Tell
Martins,
Try changing
objects="/vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1/*"
to
objects="/vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:/storage1/*"
(A '/' before 'storage').
Good luck,
Jim Schneider
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Armando.ML
Sent: Monday, February
On Feb 11, 2008, at 10:51 AM, Howard Coles wrote:
...
objects="/vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1/*"
(Note the ' * ' at the end of the Objects line)
And see what happens.
Without it you are just telling it to get that directory, not all the
files in that directory, which will exclude subdirs, I thi
I've also tried
def clientaction vmserv3 action=a Options="-subdir=yes -archmc=MC_ESX"
objects="/vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1/*"
But it's the same problem it doesn't take the sub directory's
Howard Coles a écrit :
> In this section below:
>
> def clientaction vmserv3 action=a Options="-subdir=y
In this section below:
def clientaction vmserv3 action=a Options="-subdir=yes -archmc=MC_ESX"
objects="/vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1/"
Change to:
def clientaction vmserv3 action=a Options="-subdir=yes -archmc=MC_ESX"
objects="/vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1/*"
(Note the ' * ' at the end of the O
Hello all,
I try to made an archive of my ESX machines, but it doesn't work!!!
To make my archives i installed the tsm client on my ESX server and my
dsm.sys looks like this:
SErvername server1
COMMmethod TCPip
TCPPort 1500
TCPServeraddress
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