Re: Some advice about compression=yes to perform IMAGE backup

admbackup wrote: > Hi. > > I am need some advice about using compression=yes for image backups > > > I need to perform image backups of mulitple disks on a windows 2008 server. > Most of them have like 1.45T of size. > > We are running out of tapes and I was thinking in using compression. I know

Some advice about compression=yes to perform IMAGE backup

Hi. I am need some advice about using compression=yes for image backups I need to perform image backups of mulitple disks on a windows 2008 server. Most of them have like 1.45T of size. We are running out of tapes and I was thinking in using compression. I know that it is recommended to set

Re: Calculate total data backed up on tape

Maybe I am missing something, but q vol f=d will show the estimated capacity and if the tape is full that number is how much was written to the tape. Dsmadmc -id=ADMIN -PA=PASSWORD -comma -dataonly=yes q vol t* status=full > TAPEFILE Andy Huebner -Original Message- From: ADSM: Dist Stor

Re: grant access to another node

what I was looking for is "set access" command Thanks all

Re: grant access to another node

IBM provides information on doing that, in the client manual: see topic "Restoring or retrieving your files to another workstation". Do not use the -nodename option, which is not intended for that purpose, and can have unintended consequences for your client password. Richard Sims

Re: grant access to another node

I like -virtualnodename option for similar circumstances, but there are cases that a user wants to grant the access of a filespace to another user without giving them the node password. Mehdi

Re: grant access to another node

Rather than granting access, can you not simply log in from 'node b' as if you were 'node a' using a -nodename option or similar? /David Mc London, UK On 19 Sep 2009, at 09:52, Mehdi Salehi wrote: Hi, nodeA has backed up /fs1 (image backup) and this image is to be restored on nodeB. Question

grant access to another node

Hi, nodeA has backed up /fs1 (image backup) and this image is to be restored on nodeB. Question 1: How can I grant access to another node using command line (not using dsmj GUI) Question 2: by dsmj GUI, when I try to add access rule, it does not accept image backups. Is it supported? TSM client ve

SV: Restore error - invalid "version id's list" field found in "ObjRtrv" verb

Hi Jacques, This is what TSM help command explain your problem. ANR0443W Protocol error on session session number for node client node name (client platform) - invalid "field name" field found in "verb name" verb (offset offset position). Explanation: The server detects a protocol e