Well I think an individule file needs to be contained with in an agragate.
Therefore the max size file TSM server could handel would be the max
addressable size of a single agragate. I am not certain what that size
limit is. However that does rase an interesting scenario. We know that
an agraga
If you run netstat -l (or eqivelent in your environment) do you see port
1581 in LISSENING status?
On Wed, 20 Dec 2000, arhoads wrote:
> You can look back in the actlog (if it goes back to the last restart)
> and see the server start HTTP: it will show you the success or failure
> and the HTTPP
Good Day,
I am not sure if TSM loads the complete ACSLS inventory. I don't think so
however. However, TSM will only work with tapes that are checked in an
labled by TSM. Therfore you do not need to worry about TSM overwriting
the other applications tapes. Also if STK works similar to IBM's 34
Thanks Mark. I think we will try the solution with 3rd Party's.
merry christmas and a happy new year
Reiner
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Reiner Sauer wrote:
> we had an as400 mod. 170 and tsm V3 client . Tsm server is AIX 4.11. We have 600
>Kb/s transfer rate to the server in
Hello all,
I hope you can help me, we have two ADSM environments, one on OS390 and the
other on AIX both sharing the same IBM 3494 library. We are trying to export all
of our data from OS390 to the the AIX ADSM server and are encountering a few
problems. I have exported some policy informatio
OpenVMS is an OS writen by DEC for its Alpha processors. By an for the
most part it is a dead OS.
OS/390 also called MVS is a mainframe OS that runs on IBM System/390
I am not certain what you mean by tier1-3
Keith Davey
On Thu, 21 Dec 2000, Jacques Butcher wrote:
> I Just want to get some
Hi Reiner ,
did you apply PTF SF53289 ? Did you try to increase buffer size to 512 in
API opt file ?
What is your CPU utilization during backup ? Are you backup libraries with
huge number of
small objects ? All this can influence throughput of backup process.
If you check AS/400 BRMS web page - t
Lesley,
two ways all on ACSLS level,
you will find all necessary informations in the ACSLS Admin Guide
Chapter 5.
Setting Up Access Control
Mit freundlichem Gruß / kind regards
Michael Klatt
Storage Consultant SAN-Solutions-Team
+49.40.27 84 75 40 phone
+49.40.27 24 65 fax
+49
Paul,
Since the schedule is a "command" type schedule and it
calls a batch file to run the actual commands,
the exit value of the cmd file is what is returned to
the scheduler status on the server.
On the TSM Server side, to be sure of the actual status
of the backup, you should query the server
>What determines that a restore job will be "restartable"? I've looked in
>both the server and client manuals but all I have found are instructions
>for restarting or querying restartable restores. The online help for the
>client had some information about options that would make a restore
>non-
I was anticipating that response. hahahah
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/20/00 03:18PM >>>
>Invoking the local GUI backup/archive cllient to do a restore
>shows the time
>the file was backed up.
>Invoking the WEB GUI shows those same files backed up with a
>time stamp 3
>hours earlier.
>
>The NT client
> We are running ADSM 3.1.0.7, TDP 1.1.1.01 and OS390 Adsm 3.7.0.
> I have 2 schedules set up, 1 for NT and 1 for Exchange, these use seperate
> folders,seperate management classes, seperate node names and seperate dsm
> files.
> The ADSM server schedules my exchange backups by pulling the local
>
My experience has been in this that I simply checkout the volume from the
first server with a remove=no and then check in as private into the second
server import and it seems to work fine.
Good luck
Becky
-Original Message-
From: Nick Rutherford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday,
Another fix is to have the schedule run d:\runbackup.cmd, which contains
one line:
start d:\backup.cmd
This will let runbackup.cmd finish, showing successful completion of the
schedule, while letting the backup run for as long as it needs to. Since
you already have to check elsewhere to see if
Nick,
The way we do it is using the exit cbruxent. When you insert tapes into
the 3494, this mainframe OAM exit gets control and we use it to determine
which tapes get assigned to the mainframe and which tapes get ignored and
assigned a x'ff', insert code. We have a data set that the exit reads
We are thinking of purchasing a tape library, and
would like to get your take on these two different
tape labriries
1- 3581-H17Ultrium Autoloader
AND
2- 7337-305Digital Linear Tape Library (Desktop)
Your input is much appreciated.
Marlon
__
Good question about which tier in TSM the OpenVMS systems are. They are
Tier 1 clients so you will need tier 1 licenses on the server side.
You will also need to purchase the OpenVMS client from us or one of our
resellers. The product is called Archive Backup Client (ABC) and is
licensed based
We are using ACSLS-controlled libraries from an AIX TSM server.
We are not currently sharing, but I can give you a bit of information.
One, TSM will only use tapes for which you have run a TSM CHECKIN command.
So you can put a zillion other tapes in the library, and TSM will ignore
them.
The CHEC
Go with the LTO library. Tape performance is much better. DLT is good for
streaming applications, but tends to be slower with start/stop applications
(TSM tends to be more start/stop).
LTO capacity is higher than DLT.
LTO is new and cool.
Kelly J. Lipp
Storage Solutions Specialists, Inc.
PO B
Well, speaking from the land of painful experience, yes you can have TSM
overwrite a tape owned by another ACSLS application. That said, I believe
that the longer answer would include the phrase "in some instances." If all
of the applications lock the tapes they are using then I don't think TSM
hi Eric,
For now, you cannot use TDPO and Image utility together at 3.7.2 level. We
are working on the solution.
regards,
Thiha
>Yes, I have installed HP TDP Oracle v2.1.10 and according to APAR IC27223
>replaced v3.7.2 libApiDS.sl with a v3.7.1 libApiDS.sl.
>Yesterday I found that dsmc works
folks,
one of our *SM client nodes (TSM v4) is missing its schedule since monday. In
dsmsched.log we find after _next operation scheduled:_ the following message:
Waiting to be contacted by the server.
while our v3 clients show this message:
12/21/00 14:49:26 Server Window Start: 22:20:00
Hmmm, from what I recall...
* A given file cannot span aggregates.
* A file larger than the aggregate limit (which is typically the transaction max
limit) won't be aggregated.
* TSM (and ADSM) provides the concept of "unlimited" storage. TSM can handle any size
file and is limited only by the u
We are currently using an STK 9740, shared between 3 ADSM servers and a Unitree
server.
We use separate pools for each server, and have implemented volume ownership,
all through ACSLS. This requires us to have scratch tapes in each pool.
Additionally, to make the tape easier to differentiate w
Thanks for the replies everyone.
Oddly enough I hadn't thought of the possibility of the other app stomping
on TSM, that's what comes of being too busy I guess.
I think the other app is Netbackup, does anyone know how it might behave in
this context?
--
Lesley Walker
Distributed Systems Service
Louis, I hope this helps.
Alex Paschal
Storage Administrator
Freightliner, LLC
(503) 745-6850 phone/vmail
from _Using_the_B/A_Clients_ (Unix), page 38
When an entire directory or directory tree is restored, and the inactive,
latest, pick,
todate, and fromdateoptions are not specified on the re
"unsuscribe"
Hello out There !!
I'am having a problem with at full archive or archive all local drives on a
Windows NT server,
my problem is that i need to schedule a bat file og a command to run a full
archive, but the only
way it is possible is to issue a command for each drive c: d: and so on,
but i have d
Glen,
Thank you for this further clarification. I have a follow-up question, if I
may.
I have a device/file that I am storing through a program that uses the API.
The size of this device that will be saved is 150GB. In my disk pool I only
have 55GB, but my next storage pool is tape which has 1
Is support for SuperDLT in the cards anytime soon? We will be making a
purchase of several large ATLs and would like to use SuperDLT for the
backwards compatability and improved throughput and capacity.
Seth Forgosh
Yeah, I wish there was a way to have Archive use the Domain statement ...
I've started to just add all drive letters that are applicable on one
Archive Statement. (I think there is a limit on the number of ojbects you
can archive with one statement - I had an error when I added all letters in
th
There are two possible client scheduling modes, polling and prompted. Your
client is in "prompted" mode.
The server can be set to allow "polling", "prompted", or "any". Do a "q
stat and look for this line:
Scheduling Modes: Any
If it is set to polling, that will be why your client has misse
see your dsm.opt file for the polling or prompted state. This should be
polling and there should be
a statement with TCPSERVERADDRESS ipaddress server.
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