That could be it, if a lot of clients were having these problems. AFAIK, this
is isolated to one or two client systems. It's worth pursuing though, it could
be that these systems have been misconfigured (no DHCP at this site). Thanks.
On 29 jul 2010, at 21:16, robert.cla...@usbank.com wrote:
>
Don't think that's us as our idletimeout is already set to 3600 and the backup
always fails after 10-15 minutes.
I suspect it's a Netapp problem.
Thanks
Sam Sheppard
San Diego Data Processing Corp.
(858)-581-9668
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We were having snapdiff backups show up with Failed 8 under 'q events' until we
upped idletimeout to 60 minutes. We didn't test thoroughly, but I believe
snapdiffs were showing failed when the command session idled out when
non-snapdiff backups wouldn't show as such.
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Cameron Hanover
chano...
After several stops and starts, I finally managed to get the SNAPDIFF feature
to work on our 6.1.3.4 server. Client is Win 2003 server 64 bit 6.2.0.1. We
have been backing up a large Windows file and print store with 5 or 6 servers
and having problems with volumes that were too large and with t
In addition to technical proficiency, an Architect should be aware of
business processes, be able to effectively communicate both up and down
the food chain and be an experienced team leader who is able to
coordinate the efforts of persons from various business and technical
proficiencies to achiev
Hi Sam,
The upgrade wizard dsmupdx is only for a version 5 to version 6 upgrade,
to help convert the database to DB2. There are also manual steps that can
be used in place of the wizard in the documentation.
The configuration wizard dsmicfgx is to help create a new instance of
the server fo
How about from 6.1.3.4 to 6.2?
Sam Sheppard
San Diego Data Processing Corp.
(858)-581-9668
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Trible
Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2010 9:59 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] TSM Ser
... and while I agree with you in principle, in reality, there are lots of
occasions where you will find unskilled people making the decisions based
on what the 'techno-geek' (myself included) are spouting to them.
Oft-times they don't understand much if any at all, so in addition to
references (wh
Hi David,
The upgrade wizard, dsmupgdx, is only needed when going from a version 5
server to version 6. From 6.2.0 to 6.2.1, running the install of the code
is all that is required.
Carol Trible
IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Development
After running ./install.bin to upgrade, am I suppose to ru
>> On Thu, 29 Jul 2010 10:39:05 -0400, "Bruce T. Harvey"
>> said:
> My two cents: If they person doesn't hold a IBM Certified Advanced
> Deployment Professional - IBM Service Management Tivoli Storage
> Management Solutions V2 certification, then I'd want them to be at
> least a Deployment Prof
If I can add some... if someone is claiming to be an architect/designer, at
lease he/she should have some working experience of SAN/NAS and most of the OS.
You can not design by just knowing TSM or for that matter all other enterprise
backup products. But TSM admin does not necessarily need to
After running ./install.bin to upgrade, am I suppose to run dsmupgdx as
indicated in the message given at the end of the install process:
To upgrade an existing server instance, log in as root user or
administrator
and start the upgrade wizard, dsmupgdx, located in the server
installation
director
Hi All,
I have a few oracle TDP clients that sometimes fail to backup and report back a
rc -50. This would indicate that either the server is down or that the network
connection timed out for some other reason, but in the same second, that same
client does connect, for what I think is rman maki
>>But, aren't there some things that can't be backed up consistently any other
>>way? The one that springs to mind is Active Directory, if you
have a virtual AD server but I'm sure there must be others.
Ooo, did NOT know that about AD! Thanks for the info.
>>Even images might have uncommitte
My two cents: If they person doesn't hold a IBM Certified Advanced
Deployment Professional - IBM Service Management Tivoli Storage Management
Solutions V2 certification, then I'd want them to be at least a Deployment
Professional in TSM and have performed the archtecting of at least one or
two suc
before granting someone the title Backup and Restore Architect,
what requirements should the person be able to fulfill. I am looking to
see what is the difference in proficiency and skill-sets between
an administrator and an architect, Any input, short list, etc will be
greatly appreciated
The TS3310 is a rebadged Quantum Scalar i500 library. Those ports are to
connect to the ethernet management port on the expansion units.
They are needed if you use FC I/O blades in the expansion units. IBM do
not use these blades or the ethernet ports.
Steven
Mehdi Salehi
Sent by: "ADSM: D
Hi everyone,
The ports on the library control blade (LCB) of TS3310 from top to down are:
a- Ethernet port (for remote management)
b- four Ethernet-like ports
c- Ethernet port (for service use)
d- Serial port (for service use)
What are the four ports in above 'b' section? I couldn't find it in 331
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