try watching the interface on the tsm server, if your site in general
doesn't run client compression, your server's interface might be flooded by
other traffic. (heck, even if your clients run compression you still might
flood the interface)
#!/bin/ksh
# my_ent_stats
# if run hourly, will give ou
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> I have some cartridges which are outside after a move
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I have some cartridges which are outside after a move media. After an expire
inventory, they are empty but not scratch How do i do (del
I have some cartridges which are outside after a move media.
After an expire inventory, they are empty but not scratch
How do i do (delete volume?...)
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Have a look at the activity log statistics
Is "Data transfer time: " a large percentage of "Elapsed processing time:"
If so you have a network issue
"Anderson, Michael - HMIS" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 12/19/2002 09:28:53 PM
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First thing to do, is elimiate the TSM client.
Pick a large file, at least 100MB, preferably 200-500MB.
FTP it from the client machine to a temp directory on the TSM server
machine.
Ignore the stats from the first run.
FTP it 4 or 5 more times, until you see some consistency in the results.
See i
