According to Patrick Boutilier:
> Has anybody successfully installed the 4.1.1 client on NT4? On two boxes that I
> have tried the box reboots to update "Windows Installer" and then the setup
> fails after that. Even running setup directly from the uncompressed archive
> fails. The exact error mes
Folks,
one of our nodes was defined with the wrong Default Mgmt Class in it's policy
set. Now my questions:
- i corrected the def. mgmt class - does this have effect on the existing
backups which have _default_
as mgmt class?
- is it possible to change the existing backups' mgmt class to a ce
Reinhold,
As soon as the next backup is run, all the files previously backed up, will be
bind to the new management class.
Regards
Gerrit van Zyl
Reinhold Wagner wrote:
> Folks,
>
> one of our nodes was defined with the wrong Default Mgmt Class in it's policy
> set. Now my questions:
>
> - i
I am running SP6.
Quoting Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Installed it on 4 NT4 servers, so far. No problems. Yes, it did the
> reboot
> and then continued.
>
> Are you high enough on the SP's ? All of my servers were at SP5 or
> higher.
>
>
>
>
> Patrick Boutil
Chaps,
I need to know the best procedure to follow with regards to stg pool backups and db
backups.
Let me tell you what we are doing:-
Most of our backups take place overnight between midnight and 6am. (Only a few
non-critical during the day).
Storage pool backups are taken at 8am (with NO D
Bruce,
I was ruuning setup directly from the uncompressed archive. I did run
instmsiw.exe like you suggested and that part installs fine. It is when I run
setup.exe that the problem occurs. I get to choose what language I want then
about 30 seconds later the install is "interrupted".
I am going
Hi everyone,
I'm having some doubts as to how Tsm is doing the excludes for AIX.
Some info on the environment:
Client - AIX 4.3 running Tsm 3.7.2.0
Server - OS/390 2.9 running Tsm 3.7.0.0
My include/exclude list ONLY contains stuff to be excluded - so the bottom
to top procedure with a combinati
Christo - The classic cause of include/exclude not working in Unix
is in not locating the INCLExcl specification within the
appropriate server stanza. Beyond that I'd need to see your options
file and inclexcl file to try to determine what's happening there.
Richard Sims, BU
Christo,
I'm still on client level 3.1.0.8 and the exclude.fs does not work for me as
well. However, "exclude /db01/.../*" does work.
Regards
Gerrit
Christo Heuër wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm having some doubts as to how Tsm is doing the excludes for AIX.
> Some info on the environment:
> C
>Ok all you AIX guru's, here's another easy one for you. I need to find out
>where there are files I can safely delete on the server. There must be a
>bunch filling this up because the last time this happened I just extended
>the size with a "chfs -a size=+10 /usr"
>
>Here is what a df -k shows me
T.Y.,
When you say you are running full backups daily, are you running
the "DOMDSMC SELECTIVE" or "DOMDSMC INCREMENTAL" command?
Is the INACTIVATELOGS command running successfully?
What is the output from that command?
There was one problem when inactivating a large number
(more than TXNGROUPMA
T.Y.,
Assuming you mean "many ACTIVE month-old transaction logs still sitting
in "
By a "full daily backup" do you mean a "selective *" ? If so, and you do
not have fixtest 1.1.1.01,
get it. It should take care of that problem. If you're not running
"selective *" daily, then realize
th
>Overall, though, you need an AIX person there to be looking
>after your AIX
>system: working on root volume group file systems as a casual
>tourist is
>dangerous.
>
> Richard Sims, BU
Richard,
Everyone take a deep breath before you laughI am the AIX person.
I'm sure you all started with
Sorry in my last question I don't think I was specific enough.
I've install a 3494 library on my TSM server. The server runs on a Sun e1k
I've defined the library to the server calling it 3494lib
I have 2 3590 drives in the library. I've read the manual where it states to run the "
ls -la
What settings would I need to have two servers that share the same TSM node
name use the same schedule so that each backs up once per day? My current
settings are listed below.
Schedule Name: DISCHAR-001
Description:
Action: Incremental
Options:
Objects:
Prio
One place to look for things that are growing in /usr is TSM:
If you have TSM accounting turned on, the accounting data goes to
/usr/tivoli/tsm/server/bin/dsmaccnt.log by default.
That file will continue to grow. There is some way in TSM 3.7, I think, to
direct the accounting file to another dir
>ANR8420E DEFINE DRIVE: An I/O error occurred while accessing drive RMT1.
Jim - That usually means that the drive is not free, or maybe not ready.
You should physically check the drive for no tape mounted, that
it is online, at right SCSI address, all that. You downloaded and
installed the
Hi
Can someone please let me know why the 'adsm scheduler' would stop for no
reason .. especially on an NT4.0 running metaframe/winframe applications..
Thanks in Advance
James,
IF 9st is actually in /dev/rmt (your output only showed up to 2st..) then
define the drive this way:
def drive 3494lib rmt1 devi=/dev/rmt/9stcn
I always use the non-rewinding devicename (goes back to by dump/restore
days). I also use device compression. In other words, you need to spec
There is no specific errors that seem to point to anything unusual.. One day
it will work, the other day, it won't.. Sometimes 'it says client severed',
at other times, it has missed schedules. Whatever the case maybe, the
client server's adsm scheduler would have stopped by itself..
-Orig
After selecting my subdirectories to store on
the "Backup" screen, the backup runs successfully.
The next time I ran the backup, I had to reselect
the files. Is there a way to save the selections
other than editing the .OPT file?
Editing the .OPT file works fine for me, but the
rank and file
en
Has anyone seen an error msg like this on a restore? The server is TSM
3.7.3.8 on AIX and client is 3.1.0.7c on NT. The restore seems to be
proceeding, but these errors are filling dsmerror.log on the client.
10/02/2000 22:29:40 The 15039th code was found to be out of sequence.
The code (786) wa
You may want to try removing and reinstalling the service with the dsmcutil
command.
As to why it stopped in the first place look in the nt event viewer also
review your activity log on the server. Also look in the dsmsched.log and
dsmerror.log if you have not.
Jack
-Original Message-
On top of changing the managemengt class why not install a later version of the
TDP. I assume you are still using the connect agent. Installing the TDP version
for Exchange will provide you the ifolder option. So no more manuall deletion
and a nice clean up of old backups via a little batch script
Hi
Thanks for all the responses.. However, i have tried everything that has
been suggested.
I'm puzzled... Could it be something to do with the Version i'm running..
Server 3.1.2.20 and
Client 3.1.08
Thanks in Advance
-Original Message-
From: Palmadesso Jack [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
S
RIch,
The drives are online and ready and I have the correct SCSI ID's
I'm still looking fro the answer
-
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> I'm not one to go off and start mucking around in an area I have no
> knowledge of. That's why I call AIX support and am constantly asking, what
> may seem to some, simple little questions. But I'd rather look stupid asking
> them instead of looking stupid rebuilding something I screwed up becau
DSM_DIR is the variable that points to the directory where dsm.sys & dsm.opt are. The
default on AIX is:
/usr/tivoli/tsm/client/ba/bin
On AIX the variable is set in the /etc/environment file
Larry Clark
NYS Thruway Authority
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/04/00 03:46PM >>>
Would someone tell me where
>...Since you were asking about freeing space in a filesystem, /usr, I
>think, note that /usr typically runs in the 90% full range, unless you
>specifically enlarge is. It is static, except for
>upgrade/install time,
>during which, smit will enlarge it automatically as needed.
Steven,
Thanks fo
I have an ADSM 3.1 server running on OS390 2.8. The OS390 2.8 machine, a
9672-R45, is running pretty much at capacity. Actually, we've shut down ADSM
and find that we are at about 90-95% CPU utilization. Not a lot of room for
ADSM. We have a shared DASD environment between our OS390 and VM machin
Hello,
we run adsm server 3.1.2.50, base client 3.7.2.0 and DB2 6.1.1 on AIX 4.3.3
All DB backups start and immediately ask for mount of 1 tape / session. They
should go to the disc storage pool !
Why? I checked disc pools ( all have NO SIZE LIMIT), I checked all backup
and archive copy groups,
Look for Dr. Watson errors. I found that changing backupregistry to no in
the dsm.opt file made the program go away. Not a fix but a working
band-aid.
Jim Murray
Senior Systems Engineer
Liberty Bank
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(860)638-2919
"Never trust a computer you can't throw out
a window." - Apple c
Hello,
Does the Management class point to the tapepool ? Have you activated the
policyset - if a managementclass was changed ?? Are the diskpool volumes
read-only ? Is disk storagepool r/o ?
Best regards,
Carsten Moldrup
"Lambelet,Rene,VEVEY,FC-SIL/INF." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 05-10-200
Hello,
management classes: all destination for migrations are for disc pools
activation: done
storage pools: r/w ok, volumes too
We have another DB2 backups which works fine into discs, the DB2 version is
older. For this client we had to use the newest client delivered by IBM. Is
it a bug ?
Tha
Do you backup the DB files as flat files or do you use a TDP agent?
We use the TDP agent to backup our ORACLE DB an we had to be careful
when setting the DSMO_AVG_SIZE environment variable.
We have caching enabled for the disk storage pools so they are always
"full".
When TDP tries to write to di
I've installed six or seven Solaris TSM servers. Everyone knows my awesome
UNIX capabilities. Legendary, at least in my mind. I love it. The install
is very clean. The performance is great. I have not experienced many if
any problems with the code once installed and configured.
I've worked
We use no agent, backup code is included within DB2. The client Plateform
comes as R3DB2UDB in the node definition.
Our disc pools have Caching enabled NO.
What else could I check ?
Thanks,
René Lambelet
Nestec S.A. / Informatique du Centre
55, av. Nestlé CH-1800 Vevey (Switzerland)
*+41(02
Need help setting up cleaning.
I am running TSM 4.1.1 on Windows NT
I have a Qualstar 46120 library with four AIT-2 drives.
I am trying to set up a cleaning schedule and need some help.
First, what is the best way to checkin the cleaner tape? And how many cleanings do
you tell TSM that your
Still trying to get rid of outdated informix onbar log backups.
While I am trying to get expire to work I have run out of tapes.
Something in the last set of mails clicked an idea--If I read the mgmt
class correctly only onbar log backups should be on the tapes in
question, so I may be able to ju
John,
a first reaction to this would be that it is possible, but would require a
lot of work. Due to the fact that some ADSM DB entries are platform
specific, you cannot just move the database between your MVS and VM. The
route to follow would be an export of the original server, and an import on
Rene,
Check the size of your DB2 database with the size of your disk storage
pool. If *sm sees that it doesn't have enough space in its target pool, it
will then go to the next storage pool. I have seen this with DB2, the
database exceeded the amount of space in the disk pool so it then asked f
Hello,
We have a process that archives a large set of files. We are running
into a problem now because the number of files is apparently too great for the
command interpretor (shell) to accept as individual arguments. We use this
particular method so that we can archive all these file
I have searched the archives, and I am still a little confused about
this. What level of server and client must I be at to have the archive
of directories NOT use the management class that has the longest
retention?
Server info:
AIX 4.2.1 (soon to be 4.3.2)
ADSM 3.1.2.55
Client info:
Various l
ADSM on VM uses MDISK (mini-disks) formated with CMS mode 6 (direct to
block i/o) and MVS doesn't. (I know, I used ADSM on VM before
going to 3466/NSM (AIX). Although VM is OS VOL aware , the last I
heard its still READ-ONLY.
So how would you propose transferring the binaries for R/W use?
Nod ga
We are about to install the TSM client on many Windows '98 and Windows
NT/2000 systems. I'd appreciate any pointers to good exclude lists (or the
lists themselves) for these two operating systems. I found exclude lists
for UNIX in the archives, but had no luck with Windows. Thanks.
Richard Sno
At 10:14 AM 10/5/2000 -0700, you wrote:
>We are about to install the TSM client on many Windows '98 and Windows
>NT/2000 systems. I'd appreciate any pointers to good exclude lists (or the
>lists themselves) for these two operating systems. I found exclude lists
>for UNIX in the archives, but had
>We have a process that archives a large set of files. We are running
>into a problem now because the number of files is apparently too great
>for the command interpretor (shell) to accept as individual arguments.
>We use this particular method so that we can archive all these files
>with the sam
>I have searched the archives, and I am still a little confused about
>this. What level of server and client must I be at to have the archive
>of directories NOT use the management class that has the longest
>retention?
>From http://people.bu.edu/rbs/ADSM.QuickFacts :
ARCHmc
Yep, we are using the archmc parm, and this morning I had an archive run
from a client that did specifically use the management class with the
longest retention. It looks to me that this APAR was fixed at server
level 3.1.2.30. But 3.1.0.7 client code is also mentioned.
The way I found this is
Ok, I found it (I think). One client was at 3.1.0.6, and that is what
caused the high-retention MC.
Thanks again...
-Tom
Yep, we are using the archmc parm, and this morning I had an archive
run from a client that did specifically use the management class with
the longest retention. It looks
Is it better to compress data from the client or from the server.
Please let me know
Thanks
Perpetua Selva
ARBC Dominion Securities Inc.
Technical Analyst
Global Markets
Tel: (416-842-4528)
Fax:(416-842-4335)
Oops! Forgot the add the script to my previous reply. My apologies!
chuck
#!/usr/bin/perl
#eval 'exec /usr/bin/perl -S $0 ${1+"$@"}'
# if $running_under_some_shell;
# created using find2perl
# 10/1/00 chuckc
# 10/5/00 cleaned up and documented (sort of ;)
#
require "find.pl";
usage()
We are working on this problem also. We have Netware servers and there is no HSM
client available. So we want to archive and delete all files that have not been
accessed in X days. I wrote a perl script that runs on my NT workstation with the
Netware volumes attached that searches the target pa
ADSM runs on NT 4.0 SP4 at Version 3 Release 1 Level 2.30. Clients are
3.1.0.7
Here is an abbreviated list of what I see on a client's schedlog when doing
a backup:
Normal File--> 146,226 \\irvfilab\c$\Pwrchute\manuals\relnotes.pdf [Sent]
Directory--> 0
\\irvfilab\c$\RECYCLER\S-1-5-21
Gang,
Are the contents of a backupset kept in the database or in the backupset
itself?
Thanks,
Kelly J. Lipp
Storage Solutions Specialists, Inc.
PO Box 51313
Colorado Springs CO 80949-1313
(719) 531-5926
Fax: (719) 260-5991
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.storsol.com
www.storserver.com
Kelly,
I believe the phrase used with regards to backupsets is "self-describing".
I tried this:
Created a backupset, sending it to tape.
Checked the tape out of the library
Issued the Q Backupsetcontent command for that backupset.
I saw mount request messages start to appear in the activity log
Hello:
for our laptops we have following dsm.opt:
Exclude "*:\...\EA DATA. SF"
Exclude *:\...\pagefile.sys
Exclude *:\IBMBIO.COM
Exclude *:\IBMDOS.COM
Exclude *:\MSDOS.SYS
Exclude *:\IO.SYS
Exclude *:\...\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\*.*
Exclude *:\...\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\...\*
Exclude.dir '?:\...\Temporary Inte
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