On Jan 8, 2008, at 10:49 AM, David Longo wrote:
I have TSM server 5.3.4.0 and a 3584 library with LTO2 and 3 tapes.
Over a month ago, my library was getting full and I used "Move Media"
to move some little used tapes out of the library, worked fine.
Yesterday my new expansion
>From the Admin Reference:
Task
Generate the CHECKIN LIBVOLUME commands for full and partially full
volumes that are in the ONSITE.ARCHIVE primary storage pool and
stored in the overflow location, Room 2948/Bldg31.
Command
move media * stgp
I have TSM server 5.3.4.0 and a 3584 library with LTO2 and 3 tapes.
Over a month ago, my library was getting full and I used "Move Media"
to move some little used tapes out of the library, worked fine.
Yesterday my new expansion frame was installed on library. I want
to move all tap
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Hi Nick,
That worked! Thank you so much!
Joni Moyer
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Joni,
Have you tried doing a regular CHECKOUT LIBVOL with checklabel=no? If
that
works, you can then mar
Joni,
Have you tried doing a regular CHECKOUT LIBVOL with checklabel=no? If that
works, you can then mark it as "unavailable" until you find it.
Nick Cassimatis
Hi Kelly,
The problem is that the tape is missing out in our library and nothing I
do seems to skip this tape in the move media process. I have tried to use
acc=destroyed then unavailable, then readwrite and just do the move media
command with rem=no checkl=no. Shouldn't that then put the
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Hi Kelly,
Actually it is appearing as mountableinlibrary, but within the physical
library which is a SUN SL8500 it looks like it'
N00810 0134 81 0 missing LTO-200G data
I tried to fake out TSM by telling it to move media n00810
stg=tape_ndmp_offsite wherestate=mountableinlib rem=no checkl=no which I
thought would then just change the status to mountablenotinlib, but it
says that there is no mat
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Subject: [ADSM-L] MOVE MEDIA KEEPS FAILING
Hell
Hello everyone,
I am trying to eject all tapes from my SL8500 library by using the move
media function and it keeps failing on tape N00810. Upon further
inspection it appears as if N00810 is "missing" physically from the
library.
Date/Time
-L] Anomalous Move Media Behavior
I suspect there aren't any full tapes.
when using move commend if WHERESTATUs is not used the default is full
tapes.
Could you verify if there are indeed Full tapes with this command
q media * Stgpool=nas_tapep_01 wherestate=mountableinlib WHERESTATUs
Dist Stor Manager" wrote on 05/05/2006
12:37:11 PM:
> I am puzzled by an anomalous TSM behavior. This is on TSM 5.3.2.3
> running on AIX 5.3.0.4. The storage pool is of type NETAPP_DUMP.
>
> When I try to move media out of the library, the server reports no
> match is found, but when
I am puzzled by an anomalous TSM behavior. This is on TSM 5.3.2.3 running on
AIX 5.3.0.4. The storage pool is of type NETAPP_DUMP.
When I try to move media out of the library, the server reports no match is
found, but when I query the same storage pool with the same parameters, there
are media
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Hi Terry,
When I get down to dr the tapes are going to have that status of
mountablenotinlib and be readonly. Do I have to do another move media to
change them back to mountableinlibrary? We're just going to have manual
tape drives, so
Hi Terry,
When I get down to dr the tapes are going to have that status of
mountablenotinlib and be readonly. Do I have to do another move media to
change them back to mountableinlibrary? We're just going to have manual
tape drives, so I thought that maybe I could just bring the tapes fro
e the last switch.
If this doesn;'t work please let me know - t
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NDMP backups cannot have copy storage pools, so I can't u
NDMP backups cannot have copy storage pools, so I can't use move drmedia
for this scenerio. I've been using move media, but my confusion is
concerning when I get to the DR site. Do I have to update the volumes?
When I use move media, it updates the tape to read-only and
mountablenoti
If it's NDMP data then from my understanding, you can't use DRM.
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Okay.. I see that you are using move media command, not move drmedia.
Here's my finding.
Before move media volume Status=full, Access=READ/WRITE, State=Mountable
After move media(defult) Status=Full, Access=Read-Only, State=Mountable
After you bring back and checkin as private Status=FULL, A
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Backupsets are not considered DRMEDIA by DRM. You can't use MOVE MEDIA on them
either because they do not belong to a storage pool.
You would have to write your own scripts to look for the backupset tapes and
then update the volhistory record for that tape with a
LOCATION= parameter.
You s
Joni,
My first question is are you licensed for the "Extended Edition" of TSM,
because it includes DRM support which will make your life much easier
when it comes to managing off site tapes and doing DR testing. In
particular you would be using "move drmedia" commands in
Hi!
I was just wondering, the access of the tape is read-only and not offsite
when I run the move media command. Do I then have to update the tape to
offsite or can I just leave it as read-only? This is an NDMP backup tape,
so it is being handled a little differently than my other tapes
) are updated with acces
destroyed. Happy DR test.
Sung Y. Lee
"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" wrote on 03/22/2005
11:30:57 AM:
> Hello Everyone!
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> I have the volume N00043 that I have sent to the vault by using the move
> media command. I will be having a DR test and wil
Hello Everyone!
I have the volume N00043 that I have sent to the vault by using the move
media command. I will be having a DR test and will be taking the tape(s)
to the DR site. The volume is read-only and is mountable, but not in the
library. Will I have to do any updates to the tapes if I
Hello All,
I have moved several tapes out of the library with the move media command
successfully. A special thanks to all that helped!
My next challenge is how to get the tapes back within the library without
scratching them.
I believe that I need to issue the command:
move media * stgpool
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> Subject: Move media for backupsets?
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> TSM 5.1.9.0
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> Is there some command(s) that would allow sequential, one-step
> processing
> of backupset volumes similar to the operation of the Move Media comma
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TSM 5.1.9.0
Is there some command(s) that would allow sequential, one-step
processing
of backupset volumes similar to the operation of the Move Media command
for storage pool
TSM 5.1.9.0
Is there some command(s) that would allow sequential, one-step processing
of backupset volumes similar to the operation of the Move Media command
for storage pools?
For example, Move Media will check out the library volume, alter its
access to read-only, set its location to the
>I have a storage pool for archive which is at the LTO library.
>The Pool is of course primary pool.
>If i Move media xxx from the pool outside for SAFE , soon or later the
>volumes became unavailable. The reason is tha they are "requested" for
>Reclamation, and
Hello Expert
I have a storage pool for archive which is at the LTO library.
The Pool is of course primary pool.
If i Move media xxx from the pool outside for SAFE , soon or later the volumes
became unavailable
The reason is tha they are "requested" for Reclamation. , and since th
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There doesn't seem to be a preview option on my version of TSMs move media
command.
I want to find out what media in my library are of what 'age' (havn't been
read or written).
Could someone provide me a select that would allow me to see this data? Or
where to go look it u
Hi to all
I every month take offsite cartridges and needed to keep them for 3 months
(total of 3 versions of the backup), I run a move media command:
move media * stg=sca_drm wherestatus=full,filling
wherestate=mountableinlib ovflocation="OFFSITE" remove=bulk checklabel=no
When I
ok here's an update.
It seems to be related to the reuse delay of the storage pool
Yesterday when I deleted the two volumes that wouldn't delete it was set to
14 days.
I changed it to 0 days and when I came in this morning both those volumes
where empty and I was able to do a 'move
Hi, Mark,
I've got the same problem on another site. Try a "Q MEDIA" and I expect
that it will show "mountableinlib" - the reason it doesn't toggle with your
MOVE MEDIA command.
Same experience with the archives - no solid answer that worked for my
situation. I wo
is in "mountablenotinlib".
When I try and do a move media wherestat=mountablenotinlib it says 0 volumes
processed.
I've tried checking it into the library and then doing the delete volume,
still no good.
I'm running 5.2.1.2 on Windows 2000.
Thanks in advance,
Mark Remeta
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=empty
5. Check volumes into the library using the checkin libv command.
6. Update the from step 4 to read/write to return the volumes to scratch
status.
upd vol access=readwrite
I have been looking through the TSM reference and am considering using the
move media command. I have a few questions
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I know this thread is a few days old, but I wanted to comment on this issue
because I don't think any of the responses so far have got it quite right,
and I know from experience as an instr
ibrary). The implied moral to this story is that you should
normally NEVER checkout primary pool volumes from the library!
"But what if my library becomes full and I need to free up some slots?",
you may ask. This is why the "MOVE MEDIA" command was invented back around
release 3.1
)
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>I use MOVE
Checkout is when the volume will no longer be managed by the automated
library, ie, volumes going offsite. If ADSM wants that volume, its mount
request fails.
move media is used to move media to an overflow location, ie, the "tape
room" because you don't have enough room in
I use MOVE MEDIA for this operation both ways, out and in the library.
With CHECKOUT you have to provide the volume labels of the tapes you want
to remove from the library, while with "move media" you can select by
stgpool. I am not sure if the "checkout" changes the access
"Diana J. Noble" wrote:
> Then when and for what would I use the "move media"?
Good question. I always wondered where the benefits of move/query media compared
to checkin/checkout/query volume are.
BTW: you can checkout a volume by move media in a single step. To bring b
.2000 22:14:11 >>>
I'm looking at moving our copypool tapes offsite. We are not running
DRM. I've been reading the archive of this list and it seems some people
use the adsm checkout command and others the Move media command to remove
the tapes from the library for offsite storage.
Then when and for what would I use the "move media"?
At 04:29 PM 11/7/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Diane,
>If all you want to do is remove the tape from the library and send it offsite
>then the checkout command is what you want to do.
Diane,
If all you want to do is remove the tape from the library and send it offsite
then the checkout command is what you want to do.
I'm looking at moving our copypool tapes offsite. We are not running
DRM. I've been reading the archive of this list and it seems some people
use the adsm checkout command and others the Move media command to remove
the tapes from the library for offsite storage. I've read up
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