On Oct 23, 2006, at 3:58 PM, RODOLFICH, NICHOLAS wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am trying to develop a standard include/exclude list for our
Windows server admin. I have had much trouble with this little
project.
I am trying to backup 1 particular directory on a particular server
and
nothing e
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> I want to ONLY backup the c:\Cisco IP Communicator direct
Actually the server, clanas01, IS the client I'm trying to backup. I was
using the shares instead of g$ as it was much easier to manager
management classes on a pershare basis instead of mucking about with
include/exclude for the entire g drive.
I'm testing it tonight having added the system acco
On Nov 1, 2005, at 2:18 PM, John E. Vincent wrote:
...One thing I wondered is since the client service runs as a system
account, should I still have to worry about permissions on the
share itself?
...
John -
Chapter 3 of the Windows client manual says:
"By default, Tivoli Storage Manager clie
Richard,
While I would love to have a separate person to handle TSM Clients much
less TSM as a whole, my team is only 4 strong. We rely pretty heavily on
automation and alerting to let us know when something is wrong.
I actually didn't think about the dsmsched.log. I've gotten a chance to
to par
John,
what do you get when you run the following command on CLANAS01?:
NET SHARE
This should show what shares are on which drives.
Also, there are a lot of files excluded by file extension that could
account for some of the missing files.
david
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Hi John,
In response to the first question, nope,
I don't believe there is an easy way to do this from the server side (short
of an SQL query that'll murder the server - anyone?). By far the simplest
option generally is to pull the dsmsched.log (or other backup log output
depending upon your sche
On Nov 1, 2005, at 6:17 AM, John E. Vincent wrote:
...Does anyone have a query I can run against the database directly
that
will give me a list of all files backed up for a node during the last
session? ...
John - It seems like you are the server administrator...and you are
being
asked
I think you want EXCLUDE.Dir /.../.snapshot
Study Include/Exclude doc in the client manual, as it's vital to fully
understand and master their intricacies. TSM Include/Exclude specs are
generic in their formulation, and should not be confused with the
wildcard
specs of any given operating system,
Kurt,
There is one commented out in the sample dsm.smp that comes with the client, and
another one with slightly different contents in the client manual. We've found that we
had to add stuff for Antivirus temp files, temp directories, and SQL and Exchange
directories.
Geof,
When a file matches and exclude statement it expires in the same manner as
for deletion of the file. After this normal policy according to copygroup
settings applies.
Yes, you are right - during the work days your backups done at the weekend
will expire and be treated as deleted. If retonly
excellence.
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Will someone please explain the pitfalls of changing the include/exclude
list as it relates to this issue.
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Geoff,
What we do is exclude the Oracle database files from backups,
then our nightly hot and
Geoff,
What we do is exclude the Oracle database files from backups,
then our nightly hot and weekly cold Oracle "backups" use the
archive function of TSM. We set up a separate Oracle management
class and that archive copy group has very different retention
policies than the rest of the managemen
We do this by declaring two separate nodes on the TRU64 systems. The base
node (base) is for the OS and all database files are excluded. We do backup
the redologs under base but use a different management class so that we do
not keep them as long. On the weekend we do our cold backups of just t
Quoting Gerardo Zapata <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 1. My intention is to back up only the filesystems marked as included in
> this
> list. Is it valid to put an "exclude /.../*" statement at the end of the
> file
> and then just include the filesystems I want to backup?
If you really want this behav
Hello Gerardo,
1. No, because the exclude/exclude is processed from the bottom of
the list first until a match is found. This will exclude all your files.
Please
refer to your client manual for more details
2. I will try something like "include /* policy1" (below the exclude
/.../* of c
Jim;
I had the same problem here. It appears that excludes are processed
before includes. I have not found a way around this. I was trying to
exclude the c:\winnt\profiles folder, but include
c:\winnt\profiles\administrators, all users and default users folders.
backing up these folders
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