It has been proposed that we "mirror" rather large
(>1 TB) Storagepools on another server.
Is anyone doing this? I'd like to know about experiences,
in particular with respect to media consumption on the
secondary site, and ideas how to choose the MAXCAPACITY
of virtual volumes (in relation to ta
Two small questions, hopefully with small answers [ :-) ]:
1. Time changes - what's the best way to deal with these, i.e. does the server
have to go
down for the clock change (especially the impending 'clocks back' one)?
2. We've got an SP node AIX ADSM server connected to a 3494 library - any
There will only be a single copy sent if your "changingretries" is 0
now if that copy is kept depends on the serialization of the copygroup...
and shrdyn is the one that says "yes, keep it"
Dwight
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From: Rick Marshall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, October
Hi gurus
I'm tying to dig down the manuals and set up archiving.
I sat up a Archive pool primary, disk + tape and a copy archive pool, tape.
I'm just wondering now the following,
When i do an Archive it will go to the Primary stg pool and then it will be
copied to the Copy stgpool and tapes go
I have ADSM 3.1.2.20 for NT with client 3.06. I have installed TDP
for exchange 1.1 I can ran a manual backup with
no problem, but when I try to install the scheduler I keep getting an
invalid option file. I have issued the following command
to install the scheduler from the b
Hi.
Just wanted to let you know i got Today the new Sunsolve (4.0.15) , and
it seems SUN Fixed the problem with the DSMC coredump on Solaris 2.5.1
with the latest Patches.
Marco.
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We run our Exchange backups as a "PRESCHEDULEDCOMMAND"
Here is the line in the \baclient\dsm.opt file:
*
preschedulecmd "C:\PROGRA~1\IBM\ADSM\Agentexc\backup.cmd"
*
Here is the "backup.cmd" file:
c:
cd \progra~1\ibm\adsm\agentexc
excdsmc /backup:is,full
excdsmc /backup:dir,full
excdsmc /backup:
>When i do an Archive it will go to the Primary stg pool and then it will be
>copied to the Copy stgpool and tapes goes offsite.
>Lets say I do this once a month. Also lets say that I will keep the archives for
>10 years, 3650 days.
>Will my primary stgpool that I use for archiving keep all the ar
>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?
Jerome - I think the documen
Thanx for the answer Richard
And an extention of the scenario that the tapes in the Primary pool goes to a
"box" I need to have a Primary stgpool for the archiving just and not share it
with my Primary stgpool that I use with my daily backups.
Henrik Hansson
Nomafa AB
TANSTAAFL (There Ain'
Hi,
I have a customer that has been running TSM for a little less than a year
without using collocation. I think it would be a good idea but I am concerned
at how many tapes one of the clients will require.
Here are the specifics:
TSM Server: HPUX 11 TSM 3.7.1.0
Library: STK9710, 4 DLT7000 dri
Has anyone run into problems running either the TSM 3.7.2 or 4.1.1 clients
on Solaris 2.6 with the latest patch level?
I've got a 105181-23 kernel running and the GUI client collapses with
a segmentation fault, the command line gives
"ANS9505E unkown: cannot initialize DM services. Reason: Operat
>1) Is the use of DIRMC obsolete?
Jochem - APAR IC24321 would partially make it seem that way; but consider
the case where the directory information is not incidentally on
the tape containing the data being restored, and thus would not be
encountered during restoral processing on that ta
Richard,
It turns out that I was confused in general and by the confusing
documentation :) Attempting the tests you describe below work as you have
suggested. Some of the symlinks I was trying to back up were pointing to
unavailable cells in AFS. The errors I was getting were just stat() calls
th
DSMCUTIL INST SCHED
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/26/00 09:33AM >>>
I have ADSM 3.1.2.20 for NT with client 3.06. I have installed TDP
for exchange 1.1 I can ran a manual backup with
no problem, but when I try to install the scheduler I keep getting an
invalid option file. I ha
basicly colocation will use a minimum of 1 cartridge/node unless you limit the
maxscratch so there are not sufficient tapes to satisfy the colocation
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/26/00 10:17AM >>>
Hi,
I have a customer that has been running TSM for a little less than a year
without using collocatio
I guess the easiest way to estimate would be to take the total space a
client is using and divide that by the average tape utilization. That will
give tapes/client for each client. Then add them up.
One always figures at least one tape per client. That tape may never fill
for small clients thu
Robert Cross wrote:
> Has anyone run into problems running either the TSM 3.7.2 or 4.1.1 clients
> on Solaris 2.6 with the latest patch level?
>
> I've got a 105181-23 kernel running and the GUI client collapses with
> a segmentation fault, the command line gives
> "ANS9505E unkown: cannot initia
Hello ,
first of all my knowledge of Solaris is very very basic - I am installing
TDP for Lotus Domino 1.1.1
on Solaris 2.7 , backup client installs and runs successfully so I continue
with TDP - after installation ( succesfull according
to result of install process and domsetup script ) I enter
Form Number: SG24-5247-00
Title:Backing Up Lotus Domino R5 Using Tivoli Storage
Management
Can now be downloaded as a PDF file and ordered in hardcopy two weeks
following the Publish Date!(see
http://ibm.com/redbooks/abstracts/sg245247.html for online access)
This redbook
I am seeing ANS5128E errors on an NT node that is incrementally backed up daily. The
error says "no backup copy group". That error shows up in the Event Viewer on the NT
station. In the actual dsmerror.log it gives the same error message with a different
error number:
"ANS1105E Management Class
I'm running 3.1.2.50 of adsm and I'm having a problem with the
current_timestamp and the default date for viewing the activity log being
one month off. I've look through the archives of this list and found
others with this problem at 50 but ok at 55. My problem is I can't find
where to get 55.
Antbody out there with a Network Appliance filer? How are you doing backups?
Any plans to integrate those backups with TSM? They told us that TSM would
support NDMP sometime soon - but I am still not sure exactly what that would
look like. I gather I would have to connect the filer directly to som
>My problem is I can't find where to get 55.
Diana - It wasn't formalized, but is available, in
ftp://ftp.storsys.ibm.com/adsm/fixtest/v3r1/aixsrv/
Richard Sims, BU
Dan,
I've used the Filers both as storage pool volumes for my TSM server and for
filespaces for clients. The connection between the Filers and TSM was 100
MBit dedicated. The connection between the Filer and the clients was 100
MBit switched. Clients connected to TSM via the switched network s
Here is the location...
ftp://service.boulder.ibm.com/storage/adsm/fixtest/v3r1/aixsrv/
Tom Melton
Emory HealthCare
Emory University
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/26/00 02:36PM >>>
I'm running 3.1.2.50 of adsm and I'm having a problem with the
current_timestamp and the default date for viewing the a
We have some NetApps.
Just now I mounted root shares for volumes through NFS on ADSM server
(Solaris) and back it up as network file systems.
WBR
Alex P.
Here's an interesting problem I want to share with the *DSM community
at large. ( We are on AIX 4.3 with ADSM 3.1.2.20. (until this Sun.)
This morning I was prevented from doing any ADMIN commands to check up on
my system. I use the admin command line client most of the time.
After a long wh
"Kronstadt, Dan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Antbody out there with a Network Appliance filer? How are you doing backups?
We mount the filer's root on the ADSM server (3.1 on AIX -- we're
planning a move to TSM, but haven't yet) using a private network, and
back it up as a separate node (with
Petr,
I suggest taking a look on pages 14, 15, and 16 of
TDP for Lotus Domino for Unix (Installation and User's Guide),
in the section "Setting Environment Variables", to setup the
environment variables to point to the Domino and TS
I seem to recall when the system was new that doing a "halt" would
also kill dsmserv... that is, shut it down completely. Now when I do
a halt, it kicks me out and the process is still running, even though
I can't log in, but it isn't shutdown completely. I wait, and it still
isn't gone. Is thi
Hi, i have the following configurarion:
- TSM Server 3.7.3 on a AIX 4.3.3
- Library Breece Hill Q7 with 2 drives DLT7000 (all scsi diff)
- When i perform a "audit library", the server take over 3 minutes to begin
the inventory library and then take another 5 minutes to finish.
We currently have an open PMR for trying to restore a registry on a
NT system. It appears to me that there is a overall problem restoring NT
registry with TSM. We are about to try out Bare Metal Restore from The
Kernel Group. This product appears to works with TSM on restoring a entire
You can't overwrite an active registry. Two options:
1. Step 1 should be to install NT and TSM to non-standard directories.
That way you can restore the registry.
2. Restore the c:\adsm.sys directory tree, then boot with an NTFS aware
diskette, and copy the directory files back to c:\winnt\sy
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