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Subject: [ADSM-L] SV: Dsmserv.dsk for TSM 6.1
Hi,
dsmserv.dsk doesn't exist anymore.
If you look in dsmserv.opt you will find
ACTIVELOGDirectoryX:\TSMData\Log
ARCHLOGDirectoryY:\TSMData\Arch
And in file dbdirlist can you find all paths to all DB Directory
D:\TSMData\DB
E:\
Hi,
dsmserv.dsk doesn't exist anymore.
If you look in dsmserv.opt you will find
ACTIVELOGDirectoryX:\TSMData\Log
ARCHLOGDirectoryY:\TSMData\Arch
And in file dbdirlist can you find all paths to all DB Directory
D:\TSMData\DB
E:\TSMdata\DB
But you can only change in dsmserv.opt
All,
Can someone who has TSM 6.1 on Windows installed please post an example of
what the contents of the dsmserv.dsk file look like? I have a server I have
to show some folks, and it looks like TSM crashed. The dsmserv.dsk file was
wiped. I've seen this before at earlier versions, and kno
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>... Any ideas what is suddenly going on?
Does 'df' show a full file system? 'errpt -a' may reveal indications of
disk or file system problems.
Richard Sims
Some specifics... AIX 4.33 TSM Server 4 2 1.7 We shutdown TSM, when we tried to
restart, the dsmserv.dsk file was
magically missing. We recreated it and were told that the following files
were now missing: ANR0900I Processing options file dsmserv.opt. ANR0990I Server
restart-recovery in
ode in the cluster, so funnily enough won't be able to see the
dsmserv.dsk.
Solution - run "DSMSERV -k Server2" to specify the second instance of TSM
in the registry. Once I did this the server tried to start up but gave
errors regarding the transaction log being full. I extended the
>I am running Windows 2K cluster, TSM 4.2. Early yesterday morning the
>server crashed and would not start (on either node of the cluster). When I
>try and start it manually I get:
> "ANR0212E. Unable to read disk definition file: dsmserv.dsk"
...
The reason for the
Guys,
I am running Windows 2K cluster, TSM 4.2. Early yesterday morning the
server crashed and would not start (on either node of the cluster). When I
try and start it manually I get:
"ANR0212E. Unable to read disk definition file: dsmserv.dsk"
I can see the DSK file, I can edi
Each route has to start from some well known point and follow the signs
further.
The starting point for TSM server is fixed name file (dsmserv.dsk) in
predefined directory (directory where the binary resides). The file
contents serve as directions for the next hop and first DB volume accessed
Yes.
This file contains a list of the TSM server db and log files.
If you were ever to lose dsmserv.dsk, all you need to do is create a new
dsmserv.dsk file with one of the db or log file names in it. Since each db
and log file contains info about all the other db and log files, the
server could
Is dsmserv.dsk the only place TSM uses to locate DB and log disk on
startup?
: Friday, October 11, 2002 9:42 AM
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Subject: dsmserv.dsk
I have just installed 5.1 and the latest patches on an AIX server but cannot
get my server to run because of an error reading the dsmserv.dsk file.
This file was not generated. How do I generate this on the fly?
Jacque
I have just installed 5.1 and the latest patches on an AIX server but cannot
get my server to run because of an error reading the dsmserv.dsk file.
This file was not generated. How do I generate this on the fly?
Jacque
Hi Bill , How are you ?
I installed TSM on AIX through Smit and selected all filesets as specified
in the last mail .
I have done this couple of time on AIX , but this is first time that
dsmserv.dsk is not getting
created Automatically . so I created it .
shekhar
Bill Smoldt
Shekhar,
You missed the step on installing the log and db volumes. You don't create
the dsmserv.dsk file, you let TSM create it for you with the dsmserv format
command.
Check Appendix D in the Adminstrator's reference guide.
Bill SmoldtSSSI
Storage Solutions Specia
Hi all ,
I just installed TSM3.7 on AIX 4.3.3 ,
When issued dsmserv command to start the server ,
Error ..Unable to open dmserv.dsk file
so I created one manually , and added log and DB entries in it after formatting
log and dB volumes .
# more dsmserv.dsk
/loglv/log1.dsm
/tsmdb/vol1.dsm
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Subject: Re: tsm: what is dsmserv.dsk
>Change permissions to 777 for the dsmserv.dsk and restart the server , and
>see the magic...
If the directory containing the file is public-write, imagine what could
>Change permissions to 777 for the dsmserv.dsk and restart the server , and
>see the magic...
If the directory containing the file is public-write, imagine what could
happen to such files.
The TSM server should be run by root, and as such the basic permissions
needed are 700, though y
Change permissions to 777 for the dsmserv.dsk and restart the server , and
see the magic...
2000 8:32 AM
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Subject: Re: tsm: what is dsmserv.dsk
It's a list of your log and database volumes. If I recall correctly, in the
migration notes in the getting started manual it says TSM will create a
default set of db and log files if it can't find your site defin
It's a list of your log and database volumes. If I recall correctly, in the migration
notes in the getting started manual it says TSM will create a default set of db and
log files if it can't find your site defined volumes.
[backup] /home/root/dsmsave # more dsmserv.dsk
/var/adsmlog
The first time I ran into the dsmserv.dsk file I was completely
confused. The QuickStart guide has 2 references to it: page 2 and 7.
Neither gives any idea of what it is or why you need it. The
comment on page 7 about this file being read from the directory where
the server is started is under
I found the same thing. When I looked, my dsmserv.dsk was intact and
correct. I cd'd to the appropriate bin directory for the dsmserv,
repeated the command, and was on my way.
The other error or oversight in the install for 3.7.0 was that COMMethod
is now required in the server options fi
, 2000 4:20 AM
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Subject: Re: what is dsmserv.dsk
> Just my first attempt to get Tivoli Storage Manager for AIX-RS/6000
> Version 3, Release 7, Level 0.0 to work!
...
>> # cd /usr/tivoli/tsm/server/bin
> # ./dsmserv
...
> ANR0212E Unable to read disk definition
> Just my first attempt to get Tivoli Storage Manager for AIX-RS/6000
> Version 3, Release 7, Level 0.0 to work!
...
>> # cd /usr/tivoli/tsm/server/bin
> # ./dsmserv
...
> ANR0212E Unable to read disk definition file dsmserv.dsk.
> >>> WHAT IS THIS "disk defi
I'm new at this. Do you have a dsmserv.dsk.smp file or your own example?
What are the key words? This is on a test system that I just install
AIX 4.3.3.
TIA
Don Prince
Of
Don Prince
Sent: Friday, September 29, 2000 7:07 PM
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Subject: Re: what is dsmserv.dsk
Okay What's the format?
I have looked in all my docs and on the web!
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Subject: tsm: what is dsmserv.dsk
Just my first attempt to get Tivoli Storage Manager for AIX-RS/6000
Version 3, Release 7, Level 0.0 to work!
This is what I get ...
# cd /usr/tivoli/tsm/server/bin
# ./dsmserv
ANR7800I
/server/bin/dsmserv.opt.
ANR0990I Server restart-recovery in progress.
ANR0212E Unable to read disk definition file dsmserv.dsk.
>>> WHAT IS THIS "disk definition file dsmserv.dsk"? <<<
TIA
Don Prince
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