one question Richard,if i dont make the schedule for backup devconfig and
backup volhistory ,then when will be the files mentioned inhc server options
will get updated and how?what i know is that,we have to specify location of
these files in server options file and then make a schedule with just
"b
I don't think the comment that simultaneous writes won't work for LAN Free.
The simultaneous write thing happens at the storage pool level (copystg=
parameter).
Kelly Lipp
CTO
STORServer, Inc.
485-B Elkton Drive
Colorado Springs, CO 80907
719-266-8777 x7105
www.storserver.com
-Original Me
Also, are these RMAN backups? If so, they use the API. I'm not sure if
simultaneous write works for the API. Anyone know? Also, RMAN supports
multiple tape streams. We are setup to use 4 parallel streams. We used to
use physical tape, but now the backups just go to serial disk volumes
(devcl
The big gotcha here is that you cannot use the simultaneous write feature if
the backup is going lanfree.
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [ads...@vm.marist.edu] On Behalf Of Kelly Lipp
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Sent: Monday, February 23, 2009 1:28 PM
To: ADSM-L
On Feb 23, 2009, at 9:03 AM, ashish sharma wrote:
Hello Richard,
I have these parameters in Server Options file but schedule is
needed to rin
it daily at a specified time. ...
You don't say just what that schedule is doing. A scheduled Backup
Devconfig and Backup Volumehistory in addition to
All,
We're contemplating purchasing this product, which seems to be an HSM,
along with some data deduplication.
Link here: http://www.sunbeltsoftware.com/Business/Sunbelt-File-Archiver/
Does anyone on this list have experience with it, especially how it
integrates (or doesn't!) with TSM?
I'm go
Here's a workaround way to figure it out: any email you send to the mailing
that's rejected
Isn't the one.
--
Mark Stapleton
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Sent: Monday, February 23, 2009 9:09 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
S
And moving it from the old to TSM is virtually impossible. It would require a
restore of the data and then an archive of it into TSM. As you state, figuring
what data that is is the issue and not easily (if at all) resolvable. Write
off the 3000 tapes, keep the last of the catalogs around and c
Thanks for the response Kelly.
I actually thought it worked the way you explained but I did not want to
say something without confirmation since I wasn't exactly sure. I
didn't, however, know that you could write both pools at the same time.
So this is just another nail I hope to put in the netb
Thank you for the reply. Your second paragraph is precisely the reason for my
question - the instance was not starting correctly thus not logging any
information to the screen or activity log. Not until I started it in the
foreground did I realize the extent of the failures.
Thanks I will co
Hi, Dave.
Not that I know of. Since you're on AIX, I recommend piping your
dsmserv output to dsmulog. This will store the output in rotating log
files that you can check. It doesn't, however, fit your criteria of
only logging during startup. On the "plus" side, I find using awk,
grep, or a tex
Gill,
I will start by asking: What do you think happens? The cool thing about TSM is
it will usually do what you think it will do. If a tape error occurs, the
current transaction (whatever it happens to be) will fail. What that means will
vary. In the case of a client/agent backup, a write e
Hi guys and gals
I am trying to find definitive documentation (or at least authoritative)
on how to set up a SQL server that is MSCS & SQL clustered, full
recovery mode, and has transactional logging on to run nicely with TDP.
I had the TDP running and working, but the DBAs were using the mgmt
Yups, this afternoon i upgrade it to V5.4.2.3, and it works.
Thanks a lot.
Best Regards,
Yudi Darmadi
http://www.niagaprima.com
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From: "Andrew Raibeck"
To:
Sent: Friday, February 20, 2009 9:09 AM
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] Problem with Open File Support
I also stro
I have a question that I hope those using TSM to back up direct to tape
can answer. We don't, and never have, done this here and I'm not looking
to implement it either. I am really looking for information as to "what
happens to the backup" is a tape error occurs. (I just know I'm going to
get this
Hello Richard,
I have these parameters in Server Options file but schedule is needed to rin
it daily at a specified time.My server option file looks like below:
[r...@c2x121 server-CROTSM01]# more dsmserv.opt
*** IBM TSM Server options file
*** Refer to dsmserv.opt.smp for other options
COMMMETH
Hi
Sorry, what I meant was, is there a list of the OS patches that are required to
run TSM 5.5?
Everything think I find just says 'refer to the TSM documentation' but I can't
find anything that tells me what5 OS patch levels etc I need to be at.
Cheers
Farren
-Original Message-
Fr
TSM 5.4.2
AIX 5.3 TL8
Is there a way to view the logs when starting up a TSM instance to make sure
there were no initialization errors but not capture all activity after startup?
I normally start the instance with the following command which allows me to
exit my telnet session but does not all
BA Client for Solaris can you find over here.
ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/storage/tivoli-storage-management/patches/client/v5r5/Solaris/
TSM Server
ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/storage/tivoli-storage-management/patches/server/Solaris/
Best Regards
Christian Svensson
Cell: +46-70-325 1577
E-mail: ch
Hi,
We where looking at Backupsets, but are stop using it because it takes to long
to generate and also not flexible, because we will not keep old hardware for 10
years because of SOX, JSOX or Basel-II.
Best Regards
Christian Svensson
Cell: +46-70-325 1577
E-mail: christian.svens...@cristie.se
Hi all
Where can I find a list of necessary OS patches etc for upgrading from TSM 5.4
to 5.5 on Solaris 9?
Regards
Farren
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We have a package that tracks servers by name and application. The contacts
field is usually who requested the node, sometimes it is a person and sometimes
it is a group.
Andy Huebner
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Lindsay M
i OWN teh nodez !!!
:-)
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 3:26 PM, Howard Coles
wrote:
> We don't use TSM to track who owns a node specifically. Other than to
> include in the contact field the primary infrastructure team responsible
> for the OS, and therefore file restores.
>
> Generally what you're as
hi all, how can i see with which email have i registered to ADSM-L ?
thanks
--
Vince Lombardi - "Winning is habit. Unfortunately, so is losing."
We don't use TSM to track who owns a node specifically. Other than to
include in the contact field the primary infrastructure team responsible
for the OS, and therefore file restores.
Generally what you're asking for should be handled in an Asset
management package, which would take care of which
The only potential problem I see with this set, is the last line "del volhist
type=all". If you have any backupsets in your library you lose track of them
if they are older than your "todate" option. Setting type= to the type you
want to remove (leaving off db, dbs, and backupsets) is a safer
We don't.
OK?
Tom Kauffman
NIBCO, Inc.
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Lindsay Morris
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2009 8:51 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: HEY! All you lurkers on ADSM-L! (was: Tracking who "owns" a node)
2:BACKUP_STGPOOL_TP01
3:BACKUP_TP01_ARCH
5:DBBACKUP_FULL
1:BACKUP_DEVCONFIG
4:BACKUP_VOLHISTORY
6:EXPIRE_INVENTORY
11:START_STG_DP01_MIGRATION
9:START_COTP01_RECLAIM
12:STOP_COTP01_RECLAIM
10:START_LTO3_RECLAIM
13:STOP_LTO3_RECLAIM
With only 10 drives you may need to cut down the number of instanc
Hi Ashish,
Here is a copy of our Admin Script for daily rutins,
But remember we have only have 1,6 TB as maximum to migrate per TSM Server and
we have 3 TSM Servers with a library manager but only 5 drives. I'm waiting for
money to PO 3 more LTO4 drives.
This is a generic script we deploy via our
You can simplify your list by eliminating
1:BACKUP_DEVCONFIG
and
4:BACKUP_VOLHISTORY
in that having DEVCONFig and VOLUMEHistory in your server options file
will cause such backups to be automatic.
Richard Sims
A little help please?
I want more responses to my poll, about how you track who owns a node.
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Why should you do this?
Guilt:
After all the great advice you've
Hello,
Can anybody suggest me the best possible numbering of following schedules:
1:BACKUP_DEVCONFIG
2:BACKUP_STGPOOL_TP01
3:BACKUP_TP01_ARCH
4:BACKUP_VOLHISTORY
5:DBBACKUP_FULL
6:EXPIRE_INVENTORY
7:PURGE_DB_VOLHISTORY
8:PURGE_VOLHISTORY
9:START_COTP01_RECLAIM
10:START_LTO3_RECLAIM
11:START_STG_D
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