Dear Netlanders ,
i am just about to install 4.1.1 Clients on different platforms
and occasionly I realized a severe problem and I wonder
if this is a known Problem or I am the only one ...
Server: 3.1.2.40 adsm
Client Tru64 Unix 4.0F / advfs -Filesystem
My action was an Update on the ClientSof
Hi *Sm'ers
ADSM Server: 3.1.2.50 on AIX
Cleint: NT 3.1.0.8
Is it possible to tell ADSM to backup a file the first time regardless if it
grew in size with compression on at the client?
Regards
Gerrit
Peter,
I have had an open issue with both Novell and IBM concerning this topic.
We only have the problem with the TSM 3.7 client and Netware 5.1. This
issue, according to IBM is a Novell issue.I just received an update from
IBM on this yesterday which follows.
IC28444 APAR - NDS BACKUP CONSUMES
A companion parameter to COMPRESSION on the TSM Client is COMPRESSALWAYS.
The default value is YES. So, by default, files will be compressed even if
the file size increases. To stop compression and resend the file,
COMPRESSALWAYS=NO must be specified.
John G. Talafous IS T
Is it possible to share one StorageTek Library L700 without the ACSLS software for one
TSM server?
I test it with one Exabyte Library with 8mm Tape Drives. I could define 2
Deviceclasses, 2 Libraries, 2 Storagepools... for the same library and it works.
But we want to mix one L700 with DLT and
Hi there,
Can someone let me know what parameters or options i should include within
the client option file..
I need to do a trace..
Thanks much
Hello all - I have a question on how to do the following:
I have many clients that back up to disk and to tape pools.
I want to archive these same clients.
What I want to do is schedule these archives and send them to an
archive_pool - how do I do this?
In other words - Node A - currently back
Hi. You only need this in your option file
TRACEFLAG PERFORM
TRACEFILE TRACE.OUT
File TRACE.OUT will be in your client dir.
Special regards
Raul Giraldo Suarez
TSM Bancolombia.
"Selva, Perpetua" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@VM.MARIST.EDU> con fecha
25/10/2000 08:58:54 AM
Por favor, responda a "AD
There is the manual Tivoli Storage Manager Trace Facility Guide (mine is
V3R3 SH26-4104-00)
you can find it out on the website with other manuals, try
http://www.tivoli.com/support/storage_mgr/pubs/admanual.htm
it has all the good poop in it.
Dwight
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From: Selva
Is there a client for LINUX in *sm? If so where can I get it?
Hi Terry,
There are (up to) 2 COPY GROUPS for each management class. One for backups
and one for archives.
Therefore, you just have to specify the appropriate storage pool for each of
them.
The command DEFINE COPYGROUP has a parameter TYPE=BACKUP (default) or
TYPE=ARCHIVE.
You can look at HELP D
define a management class, make it not the default, set the archive copy
group to point towards a new storage pool (and I wouldn't even put in a
backup copy group) now you could make this new storage pool, disk, then a
next to tape OR straight to tape... just depends on how many concurrent
client
Yes there is - you can obtain it from the following site:
ftp://service.boulder.ibm.com/storage/tivoli-storage-management/maintenance/
client/
-Original Message-
From: Thomas R Rhodes/TRR/CC01/INEEL/US [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2000 10:41 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTEC
Once a week (or so), I go through the ADSM (MVS 3.1.2.50) server activity
log file, and strip out the "AN?4961I Bytes Transferred" messages to get an
idea of how much data is being transferred/backed up.
Recently, we noticed that a new node (AIX) was transferring more data than
the total of it's
I made a mistake on ordering the TSM manuals for 3.7, and ended up with the TSM
4.1 Admin Guide and Admin Reference manuals instead.
I know there are differences between 3.7 & 4.1, but should I send back the 4.1
manuals and get the 3.7 instead?
We are not planning to go to 4.1 soon (6-8 months o
Or via this web site link
http://www.tivoli.com/support/storage_mgr/clients.html#linux
(shows availability for both the 3.7 and 4.1 level of TSM).
Regards,
Serge Gaudet, CMI
Consultant
"Barth, Terry (MBS)"
cc:
Gerald.
Check out if you have installed the following:
tivoli.tsm.client.image.aix43.32bit *
* # 3.7.0.0 COMMITTED TSM Client - IMAGE Backup*
*
Regards
Sergio R. Cherchyk
Arquitectu
Bob
Exclude.dir only affects directories (empty ones) and have no effect on files
and the directories that contains these files.
rgds
Brazner, Bob wrote:
> If I backup all the files on a client, and then later decide to implement
> an exclude.dir, what happens to the files that were previously b
Yep, working as designed... this is why you might want to alter your
changingretries or start excluding the changing files from backups (since
they probably in the end aren't gettin backed up anyway)
Dwight
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From: Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: We
Hi,
It does the sending on each retries. To avoid it, it would have to first
copy the file in a reserved space, check if the file changed, and send it
only it has asserted itself it is OK to be sent. This could be a
worthwhile feature in *SM if it were not for the fact that you'd need to
have a
Hi all,
The 'old' redbook "Getting started with ADSM: A practical Implemantation
Guide" recommends to use a seperate MC and STP for directories (for restore
performance reasons). Chapter 13.2.3 DIRMC (page 236) states:
"In a restore ..., ADSM first restores the directories and then the
files...
Does anyone know if there is an upper limit on the size of file that
can be archived?
We are running AIX 4.3.3 with TSM 3.7.3 and I want to save a 150GB
file.
I tried to do a search on adsm.org, but it seems it has space issues:
Error!
St: Couldn't create file (file
"/usr/local/excite/collections/
Hi:
We will finally be adding our 2nd tape library and intend to move the existing primary
storage pools to this new device. Rather than tinker with a number of scripts I
thought the simplist way to do this would be:
-stop current processes
- rename current storage pool to new names
- define ne
Does anybody know what the problem is with this message:
ANS1317E The server does not have enough database space to continue
Thank you!!
Juan E. Jimenez
Systems Analyst
Sheriff's Technical Services Division
(909) 387-0658
Hi:
-Define your new storage pool
-Define a copy group type=archive dest=your new storage pool
You get to define a separate default copygroup for both backups and archives.
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Hello all - I have a question on how to do the following:
I have many clients
Hi:
Try a q db on your command line, as well as a q log.
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Does anybody know what the problem is with this message:
ANS1317E The server does not have enough database space to continue
Thank you!!
Juan E. Jimenez
Systems Analyst
Sheriff's Technical Servic
what is the output of q db command ?
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Does anybody know what the problem is with this messa
following two lines..
* SErvername A server name defined in the dsm.sys file
*traceflag service
*tracefile trace.log
servername tsm
DOMAIN /
DOMAIN /home
DOMAIN /ora01
DOMAIN /tsm
DOMAIN /ora02
DOMAIN /ora03
DOMAIN /ora04
DOMAIN /ora05
DOMAIN /ora06
Regards
Shekhar Dhotre
Sys Admin
B
Juan,
This message indicates that the *SM server has run out of data base space.
You may need to allocate more data base space.
Regards,
Brian
Brian L. Nick
System Programmer - Storage Solutions
Phoenix Home Life Mutual Ins.
100 Bright Meadow Blvd
Enfield CT. 06082-1900
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yes i am using it, on tivoli`s web page ..download it.
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Subject: LINUX
Is there a client for LINUX in *sm?
Larry,
Instead of "move data" to move data from old stgpools into the new stgpools,
it might be easier for you to set the old stgpools to
"nextstgpool=newstgpool", then set your migration levels to 0.
For copypools, since they don't have nextstgpool, instead of doing "move
data", you can just ba
Thanks for the info.
Nice thought, but there probably isn't going to be a time when these files
are "not in use", so fuzzy is better than no backup, in this case!!
IMHO, I think this is a screwball way of doing things. I guess I am too
accustomed to the MVS way"check to see if file is in use
Thanks for the enlightenment !!!
Yep, working as designed... this is why you might want to alter your
changingretries or start excluding the changing files from backups (since
they probably in the end aren't gettin backed up anyway)
Dwight
-Original Message-
From: Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU
Hi Alex:
I probably would not try the migration method because of the massive amount of data in
the existing storage pools, although it would be a simpler procedure.
The copypools will remain the same, defined in the existing tape library.
Thanks,
Larry
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I don't want to disagree with the 'large enough for 1 nights dump'
rule of thumb but that's just it: its a rule of thumb.
I thinks in terms of utilizing resources to the 100% level.
(except that there needs to be breathing room for things like restores)
First off:
GET A COMMITTMENT from those
Larry,
No problems, but rather than rename the old pools, you can just use new
names for the new pools and point the nextpool settings to the new pools
(unless there are a number of management classes pointing straight to the
tape pools). I'd then set the reclaimation threshold for the old pools
Nick:
Yes, your method would make the move to the new storage pools more transparant except:
- I need a timely return of the cartridge slots in the original tape library
- I want to remove the old storage pool from the original tape library and basicly
just have the copypool defined there, so th
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> From: Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2000 1:40 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Bytes Transferred Statistics from AIX nodes
>
> Thanks for the info.
>
> Nice thought, but there probably isn't going to be a
Have you tried changing the management class for that file?
For the few cases where you KNOW the file is going to be is use, and you
want a fuzzy backup anyway, you can create a separate management class
(called FUZZY, for example), which specifies SERIALIZATION=DYNAMIC.
Bind that one file to t
With the recent announcement of another NT file space access vunerability in IIS, I
think it is prudent to examine the way TSM backs up the registry on NT.
Currently, the registry is backed up to c:\adsm.sys. By default, this directory has
Everyone/Change permision which means that anyone with
I just backed up a new client's c drive. (NT)
Inspected 19,358
Backed up 1379
Failed 0
On the restore to a blank directory on another server it restored 1378
objects with 0 failures.
Now I know there is a reason for this missing object - Who knows the answer?
Ron L. James
Hello,
I want to use the subdir=y option to backup all of the subdirs
interactively. However, I don't want to follow symlinks. Looking at the
documentation, there seems to be no way to do this as specifying -subdir=y
also follows symlinks. Am I missing something obvious?
Client: Solaris 2.6, TSM
Nick,
Your answer prompted me to remember something I had been pondering.
When migration is performed, the strategy is to determine which client in
the pool is occupying the most space and migrate all of that client's data
and recheck the thresholds and proceed if necessary. In the case of tape
And before you use a fuzzy backup make sure you can restore a fuzzy backup.
If you can't you might as well exclude the file. That's even cheaper!
Kelly J. Lipp
Storage Solutions Specialists, Inc.
PO Box 51313
Colorado Springs CO 80949-1313
(719) 531-5926
Fax: (719) 260-5991
Email: [EMAIL PROTECT
I'd like to hear from a *SM guru from IBM on this one. We had the same
situation where we added some new volumes in a new directory to our disk
storage pool and forgot to add an exclude statement to the inclexcl file.
Lo and behold, the next incremental backup for the TSM server node created
13
Thanks for the hint/suggestion.
Have you tried changing the management class for that file?
For the few cases where you KNOW the file is going to be is use, and you
want a fuzzy backup anyway, you can create a separate management class
(called FUZZY, for example), which specifies SERIALIZATI
I've been digging all night through db2 manuals and red books, trying to find
something that would reasonably describe a straightforward way to backup and restore a
db2 5 or 6 database on NT.
The Databases Redbook is 2 years old and concentrates on AIX and OS/2, aside from
being a read somethi
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