One; licensing is by physical cores. Throw up as many VM clients as you
want; you still just pay for the cpus (cores) on the physical box.
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 7:18 PM, cpreston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Kelly Lipp wrote:
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> > Most folks are using the TSM Client/Agent within the VM t
Howard Coles wrote:
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> 1. Is anyone on the list here actually using it?
> 2. Is there a way just to copy a node's data (not all the nodes in a
> domain or storage pool) to the active pool?
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Looks like the answer to #1 is No. ;) I've tried to talk a number of TSM
admins into this, and so far
Kelly Lipp wrote:
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> Most folks are using the TSM Client/Agent within the VM to do backups.
> Cool and you have to love the licensing on that: one client/agent
> license (with the appropriate cores figured, naturally) per ESX Server.
> VMs don't crap out often so DR is minimal, but it is relativ
The following conditions must be met to use TSM to duplicate a windows server:
The source and target nodes cannot be on the same network
The source and target nodes cannot communicate with the AD at the same time
The target must have the same name as the source to begin the restore of the
system.
I don't have anything to do with Windows maintenance/patches so I can't
answer. I will pass this info to the responsible persons.
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Maybe already discussed, but were some of the most recent patches relative to
VSS? Since you tested with two versions of the client, I can guarantee, but I
remember having such problems several months ago, when the client would query
VSS on start, and each query took several minutes. After 5 to
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> Thanks for the suggestions.
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> Not behind a firewall nor running one since this box has a private
> connection to the backup server.
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-Zoltan Forray wrote: -
>We have come upon a strange issue with the Windows GUI client.
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>It takes 10+ minutes to transition from startup to each screen.
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>From the time you click to start it up, it takes 10-minutes before
>you get the login prompt. Then is jumps in immediately. If you
Thanks for the suggestions.
Not behind a firewall nor running one since this box has a private
connection to the backup server.
This just started recently. It has been working. No, I do not know what
changed. Supposedly nothing other than the usual Windows patches.
FTP not allowed. Not running o
Check the NIC & switch settings - make sure they are set to FULL DUPLEX, not
Autodetect.
Also try FTP to/from the TSM server, see if you get reasonable results.
And check if you are behind a firewall.
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 1:58 PM, Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> We have come
We have come upon a strange issue with the Windows GUI client.
It takes 10+ minutes to transition from startup to each screen.
>From the time you click to start it up, it takes 10-minutes before you get
the login prompt. Then is jumps in immediately. If you go to the setup
wizard to configure t
Since you are investing time in upgrading the client, why not go with
the 5.3.6 on the w2K boxes, and 5.5.1 on the 2003 boxes? A 5.4 server
will handle 5.5 clients, and you will not have to go back to the 2003
servers when you upgrade your TSM server.
I remember having this problem on some boxes,
We have started seeing the Scheduler service on Windows hang.
The backup stops processing, the Schedule stays started, but nothing happens.
The fix for now is to stop the scheduler and restart the acceptor. This is
only happening on a few of the servers and they do not seem to have much in
com
Do a search from the IBM TSM software site, and / or call your IBM rep
and get in touch with your TSM licensing rep.
THAT is THE best way.
However, in your situation all you have to pay for is the ONE VMWare
server its running on. Since you are not running an active/active
cluster the DB can only
On 26 sep 2008, at 09:24, TSM wrote:
hello,
no one can exactly tell us, how many tsm or tsm for database
licenses we
have to buy
for one oracle server as virtual machine on a vmware
cluster which has 4 nodes (servers, esx).
In case of failure, this virtual machine is moved automatically to
anot
hello,
no one can exactly tell us, how many tsm or tsm for database licenses we
have to buy
for one oracle server as virtual machine on a vmware
cluster which has 4 nodes (servers, esx).
In case of failure, this virtual machine is moved automatically to another
node on the vmware cluster.
in my u
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