PIT restore question

I was wondering... If I have a backup copygroup that says VEREXIST=10 and all three other variables "No Limit", what would a point-in-time restore, from say 6 months ago, do with a file that has been backed up more than 10 times during the last 6 months? The file existed 6 months ago, but since I

Library sharing - best practise?

Hi, I'm thinking of implementing library sharing with my 3584 library over my SAN, so that two or more different TSM servers can share the same library. Plain and simple and standard procedure. But somewhere in the back of my head I think I heard some issues about where to place the library manag

Re: cleanup... (was: upgrade from TSM 4.1.3 to TSM 5.1.5)

Just to add to the total confusion, you can (will?) experience the same (similar?) problem in a 4.2.2.x server which I don't see properly clearified on ADSM-L. Everyone's talking about this appearing when trying to upgrade to 5.1.x, but I have the problem in a plain 4.2.2 environment too: SYSTEM O

Re: ANR8300E when trying to load an LTO tape

Yes, we have this problem with all (six) of our 3581 autoloaders, and have had it since we bought them 18 months ago. The problem seems to be connected to certain LTO tapes, no matter if it's IBM, Maxell or HP that made the tape. From a batch of 20 tapes I would say that 2-4 tapes have this probl

Re: manual drive question!!!

Do you have some form of shell access to the TSM server? Then you could use the ntutil/tapeutil command to manually load the tape back into the drive. /Hans -Original Message- From: Justin Bleistein [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 11 June 2002 21:04 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: manual

Restore TSM server to different OS?

that possible? I receive mysterious "ANR1368W Input volume 16440215.DBB contains sequence number 16777216; volume sequence number 1 is required." when doing my DSMSERV RESTORE DB. Regards, Hans Hedlund Confidential

Re: 3584 amd SDG R03

I found a nice website explaining the different types of SCSI, it's at: http://www.cablingdirectory.com/techinfo/scsiinfo/scsi.htm Check if you can find a small symbol next to the connector on the SCSI card indicating what type of SCSI it is. The LVD and HVD/Differential symbols differs (see the

Remove last snapshot?

imply don't want the snapshot around anymore. But TSM won't let me delete the volume since it's the "last" (in fact the ONLY) DBSNAPSHOT tape in the system. Argh! Regards, Hans Hedlund Confidentiality