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> I'd love to see that script, if you're willing to share! :)
I took a look. There is actually a whole complex of scripts, designed
to support the use of the snapshot facility of the HP-UX LVM as well
as broken mirrors.
The top level script is as foll
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I haven't been able to find this Redbook online. Got a number for it?
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Al Barth
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I haven't been able to find this Redbook online. Got a number for it?
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Zlatko,
ZK>The only way to "break the mirror" and access both copies in AIX known to
ZK>me is to pull the disk and put it into another machine importing the VG.
ZK>Otherwise the mirror is still transparent to you through AIX APIs and
ZK>tools.
Not so... The sbom_backup script does some pretty ha
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The ability to do split mirror backups of AIX JFS came in at AIX 4.3.3 see
chapter 5 of the AIX 4.3 Differenences redbook. Steve Greatbanks - you
should note that sysba
Hi Miles,
MP>Hi Steve,
MP>interesting situation, have you considered, I'm sure you have, but:
MP>- do you really need a point in time, why not just try and back it up,
say 3 times, and on the last try just MP>back it up? ie. shared dynamic.
There should be no downtime at all. Do the files change
red dynamic" serialization
options?
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> Tha
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> Thanks for the information. I do realise that the AIX mirroring
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> totally transparent from the user (and TSM) point of view. That is not
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ope that is a little clearer!
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Steve Greatbanks
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Hi,
Let me try and clarify things and that should answer your q
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Zlatko,
Thanks for the info
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Zlatko,
Thanks for the information. I do realise that the AIX mirroring is
totally transparent from the user (and TSM) point of view. That is not
really my question though. The current backup procedure is (roughly
the clients
out whilst the backup is in progress.
Cheers,
Steve Greatbanks
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Stephen,
It depends on what it is you
king at the VG, rather
than the LV level.
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Stephen,
there is no any need to vary off the logical volumes. Mo
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there is no any need to vary off the logical volumes. Moreover you cannot
vary off the LVs but only the whole VG. And you have no access to logical
volumes
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Hi,
Let me try and clarify things and that should answer your question
First, are you backing up filesystems or raw logical volumes? (hmm, it
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Hi,
I am something of a TSM beginner, and this is my first post here
too, so please excuse
any obvious mistakes on my part.
I am in the position of having to implement a TSM backup solution
for our
Hi,
Let me try and clarify things and that should answer your question
First, are you backing up filesystems or raw logical volumes? (hmm, it might not
matter).
Remember filesystems are built on logical volumes, logical volumes point to one ore
more physical volumes. So if you are backing
Hi,
I am something of a TSM beginner, and this is my first post here
too, so please excuse
any obvious mistakes on my part.
I am in the position of having to implement a TSM backup solution
for our client. This is
(in the first instance at least) an all AIX shop. I've read all the
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