Adrian,
I must be expressing myself badly because you do not understand me.
My copypool tapes are housed in an offsite tape library. They never
leave there unless they go bad. The move nodedata's run there, on the
offsite library-- on its drives. We do not use a courier to move
tapes between our
rage -not- a another library.
Many Thanks,
=Adrian=
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Keith Arbogast
Sent: 05 February 2009 13:27
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] Can mixed incremental/selective backups be used to
e: [ADSM-L] Can mixed incremental/selective backups be used to
consolidate "offsite" data?
Richard,
I'm mainly concerned about the Offsite volumes. We have a small library
(IBM 3583) and a limited budget, so I was hoping for a simple
work-around to this issue. Never mind - I guess w
Adrian,
Perhaps I am misunderstanding what you are trying to do, but 'move
nodedata fromstg= ...' is legal. I have
used it several times. My copypool is on an offsite tape library.
Best wishes,
Keith Arbogast
ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ads...@vm.marist.edu] On Behalf Of
Richard Sims
Sent: 04 February 2009 13:05
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] Can mixed incremental/selective backups be used to
consolidate "offsite" data?
Adrian -
The key word "collocation" do
Adrian -
The key word "collocation" does not appear in your question. That's
the architectural solution to keeping related data together.
Collocation is conventionally used for onsite volumes, but not for
offsite volumes, given the substantial tape management complications
that would occur with
I have a number of filesystems on various servers which fragment badly
in my offsite (copy) storage pool when using progressive incremental
backups. The filesystems aren't particularly large, but files are
frequently created/modifed/deleted.
For local volumes I can simply "move nodedata" occasiona
Great Thanks!
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Andrew Raibeck
Sent: Monday, September 10, 2007 1:07 PM
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Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] Question for Scheduled Selective Backups and
multiple "Objects"
It look
It looks like you put the -subdir=yes option in the "objects" setting when
you defined the schedule.
When defining the schedule, specify
options=-subdir=yes
objects="/fs1/ /fs2/ /fs3/ ..."
Basically you code these as you would from the command line, e.g.:
dsmc selective /fs1/ /fs2/ /fs
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Hi All, never tried this, but we are going to replace some hardware over
the weekend, and want to schedule a complete backup of the server. Below
is what I set up, but wondered if I needed to put the filespaces in the
objects box. Since
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Hi All, never tried this, but we are going to replace some hardware over
the weekend, and want to schedule a complete backup of the server. Below
is what I set up, but wondered if I needed to put the filespaces in the
objects box. Since I'm running a selective backup, do I need to specify
filespace
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TSM and ADSMers,
I have a question about performing scheduled selective backups.
Is it possible to create a schedule to do a selective backup of the nodes
without having to list each filespace inside the "objects"?
Like for
TSM and ADSMers,
I have a question about performing scheduled selective backups.
Is it possible to create a schedule to do a selective backup of the nodes
without having to list each filespace inside the "objects"?
Like for UNIX can i do
Options: -subdir=yes
Objects: "\*.*&qu
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Thanks Andy.
Here is what the Help web page shows me when I click on the
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Thanks Scott.
We are setup using POLLING, and our Randomization is set to 10% with a
Client Action Duration of 5 days. Perhaps this is why it ran so much
later. The start
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I suspect your immediate action ran 7 hours later because your node is
using POLLING schedmode and you have randomization set to 50%. Immediate
action schedules are defined with a huge starting window, so although I
don't typically use POLLING, I've never understood how it would ever
work for those
I have recently setup a Directory Management Class, some server-side Client
Option Sets pointing DIRMC to that management class, and assigned those
option sets to nodes. So now, all new/changed directories should be being
managed by that management class (disk based storage, no migration, etc.).
I
Backups
Paul,
One thing I notice is that in the Admin Guide for 4.2, it says that
Selective backups are subject to the incl/excl list (Chapt. 12, Implementing
Policies for Client Data > How Tivoli Storage Manager Selects Files for
Policy Operations, page 248). I don't think the exclud
Paul,
One thing I notice is that in the Admin Guide for 4.2, it says that
Selective backups are subject to the incl/excl list (Chapt. 12, Implementing
Policies for Client Data > How Tivoli Storage Manager Selects Files for
Policy Operations, page 248). I don't think the exclud
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Actually, the question is, if the include is not there will an incremental
backup expire our selective backups that specified what is on the include?
Inclexcl contents:
exclude /fsmoun
Actually, the question is, if the include is not there will an incremental
backup expire our selective backups that specified what is on the include?
Inclexcl contents:
exclude /fsmountpout/.../*
DSMC Commands:
incr /fsmountpoint
selective /fsmountpoint/flatfilepath/flatfile.backup
Will the
view.
First of all, because we never perform an incremental against these
filespaces we have no filespace statistics. Second, it is very difficult to
monitor selective backups because you have to search the backups table for
the entire filespace name and pick the last backup from it to get something
si
of all, because we never perform an incremental against these
filespaces we have no filespace statistics. Second, it is very difficult to
monitor selective backups because you have to search the backups table for
the entire filespace name and pick the last backup from it to get something
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