Bruce,
One of our W2K / NT / NetWare gurus researched this very problem at our
site. For completeness, I have included his entire report to our group on
the problem. The bottom line is that it is a Novell issue. Hope the attached
helps.
Regards,
Jack Coyle
Rex Healthcare
(919) 784-3792
[EMAIL PRO
g is fine.shld I have to start and stop the server
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> Geetha Thanu
> Bioinformatics
> CDFD,Hyderabad.
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Try the following two commands:
update path server1 drive01 srctype=server desttype=drive library=autolib
online=yes
update path server1 drive02 srctype=server desttype=drive library=autolib
online=yes
Assuming they execute without error, follow with a "query path" command to
see if the paths to
Geetha,
The first thing I would check is whether your drives are available for use
by the TSM server. It may be that the errors prior to your stopping the
server, manually unloading the drives and then restarting the server
resulted in the server marking the drives (or the known paths to the drive
Jacques,
The AIX command to change the Receive Pool Buffer size is:
chdev -l ent"x" -a rxbuf_pool_size=2048
where "x" is replace by the appropriate adapter number. However, it is not
as easy as just issuing this command. The adapter must be "offline" in order
for the change to take effect. This
Robert,
In place of your listed date computation, try
cast ((current_timestamp-date_time)hours as integer)<=24
Regards,
Jack Coyle
Rex Healthcare
(919) 784-3792
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> From: Robert Ouzen[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Reply To: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager
> Sent:
Like the rest of the group, our 5.1.x server suffered the "mashed" output
from a "query process" command. An append to this forum from Mr. Raibeck
indicated that this behavior was indeed anomalous and that APAR IC34754 had
been opened to address the problem. We have obtained level 5.1.7.0 recently
I thought the syntax to have a specific command executed required the "-c"
option, i.e.
su - oracle -c /home/oracle/scripts/backup/db_backup.sh
Jack Coyle
Rex Healthcare
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Michelle,
Per my trusty Maintenance Information manual for our 3575-L32 library, the
following part numbers may be what you are looking for:
Part Number Description
08L6658 EPROMs v2.17 (Model L12 only)
08L6659 EPROMs v2.17 (Model L18 only)
08L6
Try
for i in 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 33 ; do
chdev -l hdisk$i -a pv=yes
done
from the AIX command line when signed on as root (assumes ksh shell).
Jack Coyle
Rex Healthcare
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> From: Gill, Geoffrey L.[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Reply To: ADSM: Dis
The way I got the maintenance was to stop one directory above the LATEST
directory and then issue the get against LATEST/TAM4140S_AIX.tar.
JRC
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> From: Tom Melton[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Reply To: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager
> Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2001 9:53 AM
Do the statistics for the archive that are "low" indicate any failures? The
COPYGROUP that we have in place for our ARCHIVE management classes specify a
"copy serialization" of SHARED STATIC, implying that if files change during
the archive attempt, they should be skipped. (The number of attempts
Per the "Summary of Changes for Tivoli Storage Manager Version 4" section of
the "Quick Start" manual, the "Changes for Version 4 Release 2 - June 2001"
topic lists:
Maximum Size of the Recovery Log Increased
The maximum size of the recovery log is increased to 13GB.
Signi
Amrhar,
>From an administrative client session of the TSM (ADSM) server, issue the
command
q node "node_name" f=d
where "node_name" is replaced by the name of the node giving you the error.
Observe the value returned for the line "Maximum Mount Points Allowed". This
is probably the para
Per the Tivoli Storage Manager (for AIX) Administrator's Guide, "to enable
volume reclamation for a storage pool that has only one mount point (that
is, one drive), you can define a reclamation storage pool for the server to
use when reclaiming volumes. When the server reclaims volumes, the server
Try "lscfg -vl rmtn", where n is replace by an appropriate numeric value. A
drive capable of supporting the desired tape should return (along with the
other information):
Machine Type and Model..03570C1A
If it returns
Machine Type and Model..03570B12
the drive does not
After making modification to /etc/inittab, issue the command "telinit q".
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> Sent: Monday, April 30, 2001 5:27 PM
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Did you stop and restart the schedule process on the client after making the
changes to dsm.sys?
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> From: Block, Clemens[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Reply To: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager
> Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2001 8:23 AM
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Did the NetWare folks recycle the scheduler on the Novell server after
making the requisite change to the dsm.opt file?
Jack Coyle
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> From: Louis Wiesemann[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 12:41 PM
> To:
Arshad,
A couple of questions come to mind. Sorry, no insights yet.
1) When you start the scheduler on the client, do you see a set of messages
in the dsmsched.log that indicate the client is waiting to be contacted by
the server and lists the next scheduled backup time?
2) When the scheduled e
-tape to x-copy?) Or, can I?
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> Thanks in advance,
> John G. Talafous IS Technical Principal
> The Timken CompanyGlobal Software Support
> P.O. Box 6927 Data Management
> 1835 Dueber Ave. S.W. Phone: (330)-471-3390
> Canton, Ohio US
The issue here would seem to be the "wait=yes" option you have specified for
the backup command. Doing so causes the server to process the command in the
foreground. This, in turn, requires that you must wait for the command to
complete before performing any other tasks. Indeed, in such an environ
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