>People here have suggested various ingenious combinations of
>tail/awk/grep to strip out the garbage, and they work fairly well.
>But that seems a little Rube Goldbergish, and I'm a little worried
>that it might break if something in the output changes. I think I
>already know the answer (No), bu
>You know, there seems to be a similar issue with filespace naming with the
new Netware cluster aware client.
>We're awaiting a server upgrade to pursue it further. Seems as it the
'getservername' API call is at the heart of this.
Yes, it seems TSM is not savey of any cluster soloutions except
Mi
Hi
We have a situation with a Veritas cluster installed on two Win2000
servers.
The physical servers are called J2P-CLUSTER101 and J2P-CLUSTER102.
There is a virtual server defined with the name WEB1.
Each physical server has it's own C: drive which is backed up via a
schedule
that specifies 'C:'
Mark Stapleton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
>If you run your client schedules in prompted mode (rather than the default
>polling mode), the server initiates the backup, not the client.
Hi Mark
But as far as I understand it, once the scheduler in prompted mode
is initiated by the server to do the
Alex Paschal wrote :
>Let me get this straight. They're willing to do one outside initiated
IP-IP
>rule on the firewall (your server-server communication), they're just not
>willing to multiple IP-IP port limiting rules, one for each client?
>Then what about dropping a second NIC in each client
>Have you thought about having the clients in
>question being backed up directly to the internal TSM server? It would
mean
>having TCP ports 1500 and 1501 open.
Hi Mark
That was our first preference (seen from a functionality point of view),
however having those ports open from all the clients to
Hi,
I have a few questions about a possible backup scenario.
The scenario includes two TSM servers, a firewall and a number of clients
placed outside the firewall.
The exact configuration is a little more complicated than I describe here,
but for the sake of simplicity
I will try to describe the
Hi
Maybe you could use the END_TIME from the SUMMARY table.
Something like :
select end_time from summary where entity='' and start_time
=
Regards
Peter
Has anybody actually had any success in accessing the TSM database from a
VBScript piece of code (running as asp in IIS) on a Win2K machine via the
ODBC connection ?
I have installed the ODBC driver from the TSM 4.2 CD and configured an ODBC
datasource with a DSN pointing to the TSM server.
I k
Hi Tony
It's true that TSM itself does not have a real BMR capability (what a
shame!) and thus it is
probably correct when the TSM folks you have spoken to say that they do not
'support'
a BMR method, but instead refer you to a description of some procedures to
follow if
you have to do a BMR on c
>I observed some strange behaviour of a 3590-E1A tape drive. During a
>migrate operation from a disk pool to a sequential pool I watched the
>operator panel. There I could see that the device after a write operation
>did a locate followed by a read and then resumed writing. I observed this
>behavi
>Is it possible to see also your own postings to the listserver? Sometimes
>the posting doen't arrive, so now i must check it with an other account.
Maybe you can use the web interface to the list at www.adsm.org to
check your postings ?
Regards
Peter
>what the hell is SINIX???
>linix on steriods???
SINIX is/was the Siemens Nixdorf flavour of UNIX.
One way might be to get a list of the object_id's with a SQL statement
something like :
select object_id from backups where node_name='MYNODE' and backup_date >
= '2001-09-18 00:00:00.00'
or some other selection criteria which may select what you want.
Then edit the list to produce a script
>Anyone have an idea where I can find documentation baout replaceing a
>failed drive in a SSA disk configuration.
>The documentation I've found tells you you need to logically remove the
>data adn drive first, unfortunately we've phjysically removed the drive
and
>now the subsystem won't allow us
Hi Geoff
Four months ago we moved from and old ADSM 3.1.2.50 server on an AIX 4.2.1
system to a new
TSM 4.1 server running on a new AIX 4.3.3 system.
The old server was using a 3494 library with 3590 (non-E) SCSI attached
drives and the new server was
to use the same library with 3590E fibre chan
Hi
We are running backup of a DB2 database thru the API interface to our TSM
4.1 server on AIX.
We are using compression on the client side, but space is reserved in the
disk storage pool on
the server for the size of the uncompressed data.
This makes the space reservation exceed the available s
>So adding exclude and include options to the dsm.sys should work according
>to the manual. I haven't tried it myself, but either the manual is wrong
>or... you are?
Hi Eric
Well, we only have our include/exclude entries in the dsm.sys files
on our AIX nodes, and that works just fine, so ...
Be
>This weekend I'm moving my ADSM server to a new AIX box and the only part
>I'm really nervous about is the 3494 library. Can someone point me to a
>good set of procedures for configuring and setting up this library on a
new
>host? The particular piece that concerns me is that the new host is on
>We want to use both FC ports of the 3590 drives (connected via a FC
>fabric)in parallel for automatic path fail over. Is this supported by AIX
>and how could this be implemented in AIX. At the moment I see for the same
>drive two definitions in AIX. They are both available but they doesn't
work
>
Hi Steve
We just had two new 3590E with fibre channel installed and two older 3590s
upgraded to
E model with fibre channel attachment and all of our drives have two ports
each.
We are only using one of them on each drive currently, though.
Regards
Peter
>We're moving adsm server 3.1.2.40 to same platform but different machine
>(IBM Netfinity 7000). What driver is required for IBM 3494 ATL? Is there
any
>site where i can download this?
>Here some details for info.
>new server: IBM Netfinity 7000
>old server: Compaq proliant 5500
>alts:
You can get the Atape drivers from here :
ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/storage/devdrvr/AIX/
Best regards
Peter
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