Hi all,
one of our costumers has 2 Digital Unix Alpha server. The question is
does TSm 4.1 supported Digital Unix 4.0E and 4.0F?
Is there any firm who sales this client??? In the client support list
is only the Digital VMS client included.
thanks for answering
with kind regards
Norbert Klaus
Has anyone obtained the latest TSA's as recommended by Tivoli support to
cure NDS backup problems?
Grateful if anyone could supply these, as its taking an age to contact
Novell.
Thanks
Rob
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Has anyone experienced poor restore performance with TDP for Domino 1.1.1
and Domino Server 5.05 running on AIX 4.3.3 ? We are noticing that to
restore a fully backup copy of a 100MB file and apply logs for 3 days (we
average 70 logs per day) it is taking 1.5 - 2.0 hours to complete.
However,
Rob,
Which version was suggested by Tivoli for this ?
Let me know and maybe I can get ahold of them, altho please remember that
any files that are not released by Novell, will not be fully supported, and
as such, any other issues you have due to using them, are on your own head.
If I can get th
Every so often one of the NT machines logs this when its backup fails. The
problem occurs only occasionally but I would like to know what is causing
it. This particular machine is using NT4SP5 TSM3.73 client backing up to an
RS6k TSM4.1 level 0.
Here is the output from the dsmerror.log
01/02/20
Anthony,
The problem is probably that your transaction log drive is
feverishly trying to satisfy the current running server log entries
as well as trying to restore and replay the old transaction log entries.
The disk head is probably moving all over the place and I/O requests
are taking lot more
Hi TSMers,
I have to perform a migration of a TSM Server from a NT box to an AIX
box. I have about 2TB of data backed up in 150 DLT tapes. My lirary is a
STK9730 with 2 tape drives
My problem is: EXPORT SERVER copies the data from the original tapes to
any given Device Class. There is no
APAR= IC29221 SER=AB ABEND
GPFS ACL TSM CLIENT ABEND ON RESTORE
STAT= OPEN FESN0907344- CTID= SJ0291 ISEV= 2
SB01/01/02 RC01/01/02 CL PD SEV= 2
PE= TYPE= F
RCOMP= 5698TSMCLTIVOLI STR MGR
Hello all,
The DB2 and ESSBASE backups are initiated at the client. I can not find
a way of getting the same type of backup information (size, transfer rate)
that is easily available for JFS backups that are initiated by the TSM
scheduler. Does anyone know where this information can be obtai
Greetings,
I am a newbie to TSM. I am planning to implement the TSM web client for our
NT servers, but am concerned about security. If I change the password for
the client, either through the client or through the admin, will I have to
recreate the TSM Scheduler Service using the new password? I
Latest TSAs do indeed work wonders for NW5.1. Cured a case of almost
constant abends. Haven't tried NDS backup yet though.
Seth Forgosh
-Original Message-
From: Westacott Rob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 7:20 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Latest TSA's
Kind of quiet today!
I hope this is a simple one. I have some volumes that were removed from a
3590 library and then went "unavailable" The volumes are now back in but are
all empty. A "q con" for each volume shows there is no data. My problem is
how do I make these volumes scratch again? I c
Hello,
Mark the volumes as readwrite then you can delete them.
Mark
Palmadesso Jack wrote:
>
> Kind of quiet today!
>
> I hope this is a simple one. I have some volumes that were removed from a
> 3590 library and then went "unavailable" The volumes are now back in but are
> all empty. A "q
Jack,
Have you tried "update vol" ?
/reado
update vol Volume_name acc=| unav
\readw
Usually, I update all the volumes that are removed from the library to
readonly.
Good Luck
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I am running TSM 3.7.3 on OS/390 2.8. I have a set of nodes defined that have already
run some backups, but now I would like to place them in a separate domain. After
looking at the documentation, the only way I can see to do this is to EXPORT and then
IMPORT them back into the new domain. A
Hello,
Has anyone in TSM land actually implemented and are currently using a
strategy of Backupsets/Instant Archive for weekly or monthly archiving? If so,
what are your processes and procedures? Do you reuse the same tapes every
week/month?
Thanks for the help,
Sean
Sean McNamara
Se
At 03:09 PM 1/3/2001 -0500, Louis Wiesemann wrote:
>I am running TSM 3.7.3 on OS/390 2.8. I have a set of nodes defined that
>have already run some backups, but now I would like to place them in a
>separate domain. After looking at the documentation, the only way I can
>see to do this is to EXPO
Don't worry - it's easier than that.
update node NODENAME domain=DOMAINNAME
Nick Cassimatis
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"I'm one cookie away from happy." - Snoopy (Charles Schulz)
UPD node do=newdomain
will logically add the node to the new domain and rebind, after the first
access, the files to the new management classes. Existing backups and
archives will not be physically moved to the storagepools defined for the
new management classes.
At 03:09 PM 1/3/2001 -0500, yo
Thanks for the quick responses referencing the UPDATE NODE command. I have
successfully migrated my nodes.
Louis J. Wiesemann 502-852-
Actually what I think I did was insert and check in the tapes to the library
before I updated them to available. The volumes in question are in
readwrite status right now. The volume STATE is mountablenotinlib. How do
I change the STATE of the volumes.
Jack
-Original Message-
From: Al
You have to use the MOVE MEDIA command with the WHERESTATE option. Review this
command to see how it moves tapes. (I think if you use wherestate=mountablenotinlib
it automatically moves to mountableinlib - but review command to make sure).
David B. Longo
Systems Administrator
Health First, In
Now I am not positive on this, but I beleve TSM client prohibits the
system state files from being restored to a new node name. Probably just
want to rename the node name of the destination server to be the same as
the original node name and then do the restore normaly.
Keith Davey
On Tue, 2 J
What is the percise error message you get when you try to delete volume
discard=yes ?
Keith Davey
On Wed, 3 Jan 2001, Palmadesso Jack wrote:
> Kind of quiet today!
>
> I hope this is a simple one. I have some volumes that were removed from a
> 3590 library and then went "unavailable" The vol
Dave,
This is correct. In TSM 4.1.2 client, we are using the hivelist from
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\hivelist to get the list of registry
keys that are needed to process during backup; the names in the staging
directories are constructed from the data names + values located in this
k
Regarding point 2. below.
Will the staging directory also be excluded from archives? If so this will
prevent archiving the system objects that are stored there (registry, event
logs ...).
Of course, if system objects were supported under archive ... (had to throw
that in!)
Tim Rushforth
City o
Brenda,
The current client (v4.1.2) does not support the restore of system objects
to an alternate destination. This is a restriction documented in the
readme.
Regards,
Mike Dile
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
My SQL Server v6.5 (running on an NT v4.0 server) backups were running well
for months, then one day I started getting ACO4210E -- Failed to connect to
SQL server messages. All my research failed to find the answer.
The problem was not ADSM, it was SQL Server / Windows NT. After a reboot of
the
Seth,
Which TSA versions are you using ? The ones from the SP or a later version ?
Mike
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> From: Forgosh, Seth [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: ã éðåàø 03 2001 15:10
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Latest TSA's for Netware 5.1
>
> Latest TSAs do indeed
Hi Louis,
It's as simple as changing the Domain in the Node Properties just be aware
of the changes in the Management Classes of the Backups you already have.
Ramon Colet
Aigües de Barcelona
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