Re: Detect client-level encryption from the TSM server?

For TSM 5.5.6: - encryption for files only from client: dsmc query backup "/" -detail -traceflags=query - for TDP for Oracle on TSM Server: Q ACTLOG OR=CLIENT NODE= and check end of "backup/restore details " lines for "Encryption: AES_128BIT" Good luck! Grigori G. Solonovitch Senior Technica

Re: TSM 6.3 node replication

- "Wanda Prather" wrote: > > I think the answer to your question is technically "no". > > The recommended way to move the metatdata is to set up DB2 HADR to > replicate the DB, which accomplishes what you want. > (If your DB isn't too big for your bandwidth, you can also backup the > DB to dis

Re: Detect client-level encryption from the TSM server?

Keith, This is not something that the TSM admin controls, and it is not enabled by node. The only way I know of to detect encrypted files is from the client-side DSMC CLI. E.g., dsmc query backup -detail, should show you which files are encrypted and using what encryption algorithm. I d

Detect client-level encryption from the TSM server?

Can one detect from the TSM server whether client-level encryption is set on or off for each backup node? Inquiring security admins want to know. With my thanks and best wishes, Keith Arbogast Indiana University

Re: Warnings: Latest TSM client for Windows (v6.2.4.1, v6.3.0.5) lacks JRE

Hi Workaround: add C:\Program Files\Tivoli\TSM\baclient\jvm60100\jre\bin\ to PATH Efim 2012/2/8 Robert Talda > Folks: > Just an FYI. The latest fix packs for the TSM client for Windows, > announced this morning, lack the JRE environment. That is, after install, > when one attempts to run th

Warnings: Latest TSM client for Windows (v6.2.4.1, v6.3.0.5) lacks JRE

Folks: Just an FYI. The latest fix packs for the TSM client for Windows, announced this morning, lack the JRE environment. That is, after install, when one attempts to run the GUI client, one is informed that Java is required, and must be downloaded. We verified this in both 32-bit and 64-b

Re: TSM 6.3 node replication

I think the answer to your question is technically "no". The recommended way to move the metatdata is to set up DB2 HADR to replicate the DB, which accomplishes what you want. (If your DB isn't too big for your bandwidth, you can also backup the DB to disk and ship the DB backup via FTP, but tha

Re: Device mapping utility

An interesting side effect of something from the "freeware" directory! :>) -Original Message- From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU] On Behalf Of Ehresman,David E. Sent: Wednesday, February 08, 2012 8:11 AM To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] Device mappi

Re: Moving archlog folder

Hi Zoltan. Been there done that, yes it works as documented. I think the deal is that unlike the activelog, the old files in the archivelogdir only get accessed during a DB backup or a DB recovery. So as long as you don't try to do a DB backup before you move the old files, you're good. W ---

Re: TSM ports on firewall

Refer to the TSM Admin Guide manual and Client manual for full information on using firewalls with the product. You'll also find a lot of experiential information in the List archives.

TSM ports on firewall

Good Morning, I am trying to setup TSM to go through our firewall but don't know what ports to open. Does anyone know what ports need to be open for this to work? Thanks Vince

Re: Device mapping utility

Be aware that downloading this free utility which can only be run with your tape drives quiesed will also generate a sales contact from Gresham -Original Message- From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU] On Behalf Of Andrew Davies Sent: Tuesday, February 07, 2012 7:10

Re: Moving archlog folder

Hi Zoltan, If you move the archlog from the old directory to the new one before the server has been restarted, you'll get a message saying that DBM cannot start because the directory is not empty upon restart. Note that you may need to restart twice : one time to update the configuration, an

Moving archlog folder

One of my servers is having disk "issues" and it happens to be where the tsmarchlog folder is. The Linux Administrators Guide says to: Moving only the archive log You can move only the archive log from one directory to another. 1. Halt the server. 2. Create an new archive log directory. For examp

TSM for VE 6.3 on Linux

Hi everybody, has someone gained experience with using TSM for VE (vStorage backup server) on Linux? What about transport-mode SAN on Linux. Are there similar pre-reqs before mapping the vShere LUNs? On Windows i.e. automount disables etc.?? Thanks for any hint. Regards, Thorsten + 750 Ja

Re: Journal backup

We run journaling on all data drives by default for Windows, and rely on the monthly patch reboot to give us a periodic non-journal backup. Steve Schaub Systems Engineer II, Windows Backup/Recovery BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee -Original Message- From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto

Re: Journal backup

It is enough to restart journal service periodically maybe by schedule. After restarting it TSM Client scans all files. I think it is easier than run special type of backups. We are using journal backup for all Windows servers without any problems and very seldom full scans. Grigori G. Solonov

Journal backup

Is it still a requirement that an incremental -nojournal backup should be run once in a while to pick up the pieces left from the daily journal backup? In which case if I run a -nojournal every week, what I can tell the customer what the expected RPO is? One week? One day if lucky? Regards, Hans