Brenda -
Thanks for the helpful extra info.
The TSM server messages indicate that it was attempting to send data
to the client - corroborated by the SendW condition you reported.
The DB2 log indicates that app trying to get data, and "problem
reading from vendor device", which resolves to the TS
What does DB2 logs show during the restore
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Hi everyone!
I have a client that can not resore
Hi everyone!
I have a client that can not resore a DB2 database. It does backup fine but
when restoring, it restores a certain amount of data and then goes into a
'sendw' state. After about 9 - 10 min., the client terminates the session with
TSM.
TSM Server - 5.5.1.1
Client 5.4.0.0
DB2 B
>> On Mon, 2 Feb 2009 13:25:06 +0100, Christian Svensson
>> said:
> The issue I have is that the customer only want to runt TSM on
> Windows and not AIX or even Linux. But to virtualize the TSM
> Servers we maybe can have more TSM Servers on lest Intel
> Hardware. This is just a test and see wh
In case you have library clients, an "audit libr" should be run on those
as well.
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Shawn
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Storage Management Server for AIX-RS/6000 - Version 5, Release 5, Level
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Still has some of those 0.0 util volumes now and then.
Regards,
Karel
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Hi Daniel,
This things we already have try and don't work.
That's why we are moving over to multiple servers and I have explain this for
them.
But if the customer wanna try TSM Server on VM, then why not. It is always a
fun test to do.
Thanks for everyonce respond and feedback.
I will do some te
On Feb 1, 2009, at 9:24 PM, Paul Dudley wrote:
The pct util is 0.0, the tape is in read/write access state and the
volume state is full. How can I make this a scratch tape as it has no
data on it?
That's an old-chestnut TSM database problem which, as Mark says, is
corrected by an Audit Volume.
Opss, one 0 to much. It should be 30GB per server and not 300Gb
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Hi Christan
So, if I've understood this right, you're limited to running Windows only, and
that you are trying not to end up with the limits that Windows has as an
operating system?
It's first of all important to explain the limitations that running
Windows-only is gonna produce. Especially si
Hi Daniel,
Welcome back, longtime I heard anything from you. :D
1. Customer don't want to run any other OS then Windows.
2. Our issue today is that their Windows Servers is already have to much to do.
The I/O that TSM generates today is to much for Windows and NTFS to handle. If
we where running
You've likely got a conflict between various tables in your TSM database. (This
happens occasionally.)
Run an AUDIT VOL FIX=YES on the tape volume. After it completes,
your tape should become a scratch tape.
--
Mark Stapleton
System engineer, CDW
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Hi
First of all, i'll try to get this straight:
You want to have multiple, virtualized hosts running in a Library Manager /
Client environment.
The virtualized host will be running either on Xen or ESX? How many physical
machines are we talking about?
Since you can run multiple TSM servers on
Hi Allan,
Funny you say that I going to test BMR, but that is not true. I have moved on
from to be Mr. BMR in IBMs eyes to now work as a TSM Senoir Consultent.
The issue I have is that the customer only want to runt TSM on Windows and not
AIX or even Linux.
But to virtualize the TSM Servers we ma
I have onyl be able to install ISC 7.0 (TSM 6.1) on Windows Server 2008.
I'm guessing Windows Server 2008 will only be supported by ISC 7 (TSM 6.1).
Have you ask your Tivoli Storage Rep for more information?
Best Regards
Christian Svensson
Cell: +46-70-325 1577
E-mail: christian.svens...@cristie
Hi Again,
I'm guessing you have a Linux Server located somewhere in your network.
Take a look on SSHFS.
http://fuse.sourceforge.net/sshfs.html
With SSHFS can you mount a SFTP Directory in Linux and then run a TSM Client to
back up the files without to download them first.
Here is a blog where s
Hi Nancy,
What OS is the Cisco and your TSM Server based on?
Best Regards
Christian Svensson
Cell: +46-70-325 1577
E-mail: christian.svens...@cristie.se
Skype: cristie.christian.svensson
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Hello,
Is there any word on when the ISC/Admin Center will be supported on
Windows 2008?
And has anyone been successful in installing the Admin Center on 2008
even though it is not supported?
-km
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