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had a reason to change since.
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Nick Laflamme
Sent: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 9:05 AM
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What are people using for storage pool migration thresholds these days?
Do the speed and capacity of modern secondary storage make it more
practical to have a very low threshold?
In particular, I'm expecting a large number of large backups as some
WinNT file permissions get updated en masse. If I
If the machine you are restoring to is not the same one you backed up
from, then you need to use the UNC name instead of the drive letter.
For example, if the machine you backed up is called "storman", then the
restore syntax would look something like this:
dsmc restore \\storman\e$\ f:\
On May 14, 2008, at 8:43 AM, Jeff White wrote:
tsm> restore \\restnode\e$\* \\so03drt02\f$\* -subdir=yes -quiet
ANS1084E No files have previously been backed up for '\\restnode\e$\*'
I would expect that without -VIRTUALNodename.
Richard Sims
Had tried that also. In fact i think i've tried every possible
combination as detailed in the client manual.
Output:
tsm> restore \\restnode\e$\* \\so03drt02\f$\* -subdir=yes -quiet
ANS1084E No files have previously been backed up for '\\restnode\e$\*'
tsm>
I've read the technote, very interes
Actually you can do this quite easily, if you look on the TSM server
under the node name you'll see the file space name. If you use as your
source instead of "E:\" use "\\oldnodename\e$\*" life should be good.
Under the node you want to restore from in TSM you'll see the proper
name of the file sp
Jeff -
Whereas your Query FIlespace output reports a system name embedded in
the filespace name rather than a simple "e:", I'd recommend using that
full spec in the cross-node operation. See IBM Technote 1291549 in
this regard.
Richard Sims
Hi Richard
It is for DR testing, but i take your point with changing the nodename
in the dsm.opt file.
This is the output i am seeing - the virtualnodename made no difference.
It is true what it is saying, this node (SO03DRT02) never did backup
data for the other node (RESTNODE). I've tested this
Avoid altering your TSM node identity with by planting a foreign
NODename value in the prevailing dsm.opt file: that can lead to
problems, particularly as TSM functions might be used by others on
that system while the change is in place. Instead, use the
VIRTUALNodename option, which is intended
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There are several ways to selectively delete a specific file from the
TSM storage pools.Let's assume you need to delete the file
/usr/tsm/test1.txt. First we take a look at the options that are
available to you through the TSM client command line (dsmc):
1) Delete the file selectively from an arch
Hi
TSM Server v5.4.0.0
TSM Client v5.4.0.2
Both running on Windows 2003
Problem trying to restore data. I want to restore data on a backup of an
'E' drive to the 'F' drive.
I have updated the dsm.opt file to the nodename of an existing node
which backs up data nightly. When i do a res
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