Subject: TSM client backing up to two TSM servers
I'm trying (for political reasons) to back up a linux TSM client (v5.4) to two
different servers (v5.4). I have two stansa in dms.sys, each one pointing to
one of the servers. I have two opt files, each one poionting to a different
stanza i
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I hope this helps!
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Subject: [ADSM-L] TSM client backing up
See the client manual topic "Managing multiple schedule requirements
on one system".
Richard Sims
I'm trying (for political reasons) to back up a linux TSM client (v5.4) to two
different servers (v5.4). I have two stansa in dms.sys, each one pointing to
one of the servers. I have two opt files, each one poionting to a different
stanza in the dsm.sys. I can dsmc -optfile=x to each of t
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.EDU> Re: [ADSM-L] Combining two TSM
servers into one.
04/21/2008 04:20
PM
Please respond to
"ADSM: Dist Stor
Manager"
08 3:36 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: Combining two TSM servers into one.
You can export a node's data directly from one TSM server instance to
another one if you use the TOSERVER parameter in the EXPORT NODE
command.
That being said, depending on your retention policies, it m
, April 21, 2008 3:36 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: Combining two TSM servers into one.
You can export a node's data directly from one TSM server instance to
another one if you use the TOSERVER parameter in the EXPORT NODE
command.
That being said, depending on your retention policie
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I'm sure someone has done this before. I'm just looking for a little
kick in the right direction.
I have two TSM servers.
One (TSM server 1) with a L700 library using SDLT320 drives with a 50gb
db and approximately 90 TB of data and another (TSM server 2) using a SL
T950 with LTO-4
Hi Williams, can you forward me the document? Thanks.
Mark K.
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William Colwell
Sent: June 29, 2005 11:23 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: Two TSM Servers
Hi Jop,
I alter the directory
f you want.
Bill
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> Hi Bill,
>
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Hi Jop,
I run 4 servers on 1 Sun system. They have different software levels too.
I figured out how to install multiple software versions with pkgadd options
And alternate directory
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> Subject: Two TSM Servers
>
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to run 2 TSM servers on a SUN Solaris machine
> where one of them is ITSM v5.2, and one v5.3?
> They are
Hi,
Is it possible to run 2 TSM servers on a SUN Solaris machine where one of them
is ITSM v5.2, and one v5.3?
They are running with their own software (so not shared)
At the moment we have two 5.2.2 servers. One of those I want to upgrade to v5.3
I know that normally, with upgrading, the old ve
You could achieve this quite easily with "double everything" on the node
in question. IE: Two TSM Clients, Two storage agents.
Each client would talk to its own storage agent, that would talk to the
two TSM servers in question. You'll need to play with ports - so that each
client u
Hi guys,
I want to be able to configure a server using the LAN-free storage agent to be able to
back up to storage pools on two different TSM servers.
I.e. It will backup direct to tape via the SAN to a backup storage pool defined on one
TSM server, and also backup direct to tape via the SAN
You can share the library with more than 1 TSM server if using ACSLS. This will allow
you to assign the tape drives in the library to one TSM server or another by defining
the library type as "external". If you want to dynamically share drives in the
Storage Tek library between multiple TSM s
Hi TSMers,
I have an STKL700e library that I would like to share between two different
TSM servers - Has some body that before? could I please get some feed back on that .
STK is providing us ACSLS - but the catch is that it has to be installed on a
different server than TSM ( IBM does
that has
TSM Server 'B'. Can this be accomplished by defining different device
classes to the two TSM Servers and pointing TSM 'A' copypool to the
device class associated with TSM 'B' ? Anyone have any tips or ideas on
how to accomplish this?
Ken Hymes
Keyspan
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Subject: RE: TWO TSM SERVERS
If you need to DR the first ADSM server before restoring, why has a second
server?
Extend a SAN network to a second site, set it up to use a separate devices
class. Create a regular copy storage pool that uses this device class and
copy the
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Hi,
would it not be possible to copy the primary pools from site A
confidential.
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> There are a few different ways to do this.
>
> 1) If you have Site A
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Eduardo Martinez
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Subject: TWO TSM SERVERS
I have two TSM Servers.
Each one of them has a library attached.
They are on two different locations (lets say A and B)
I want to backup all my
I have two TSM Servers.
Each one of them has a library attached.
They are on two different locations (lets say A and B)
I want to backup all my clients in server A, but I also want to keep a
copy of those files on server B.
This is intended for redundancy purposes, and it is also intended to
of our
other future clients.
We have one backup server, a Sun UE450 with 4 x 300 MHz CPUs and up to two GB
RAM available for our use.
We are wondering if it is advantageous to run two TSM servers on that one
machine. One instance and its databse would be dedicated to the one big
client, and one
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