Don't quite understand, what you want. Is your disk pool big enough to
keep all data. Then you don't need migration to tape. Check the
definition of your storage pool.
Your request was to put data from tape to disk. The only way i know to
move data between storage pools is "move data". Unfortunaly
Hi,
several people asked me for the PMR identifcation of the problem. It is PMR
number 23454, branch 070, Country 724. I would be glad if you could open a
pmr yourself and refer to my pmr. This may make an early solution more
likely.
The problem first occured for us with ADSM 3.1.2.90.
Best regard
Hi *SMer's,
is there a way to synchronize the password for one node on two server's?
I have 2 TSM-Servers (3.7.*), one at OS390, one at AIX.
I registered 1 Node (AIX) at both servers. The registration at the OS390 exist for a
longer time.
I add the AIX-Server to dsm.sys with option passwordacces
I dont't really understand your problem, because i don't know, what you
are comparing. So what is current and avg, and how do you compute the
value for Q vol Size and Q occup Size?
"Dias, Bill (GTIWHQ)" schrieb:
>
> Our current level of ADSM 3.1.2.50.I know, tell the bean
> cou
I think you want to have multiple SEVERNAME in your options file.
e.g.
SERVERNAME myOS390
commmethod TCPIP
tcpport 1500
TCPserveraddress mframe.company.com
passwordaccess generate
... (all the options you want)
SERVERNAME myAIX
com
Hi Suad,
I alway have done this. But it doesn't work. I try to logon to server with 'dsmc
-servername=tsm'. Then I tried the 'q sess' command. I've got the following message:
ANS1503E Valid password not available for server 'TSM'. The administrator for your
system must run TSM and enter the pa
Just a thought: In some lines you have a blank before the backslash at
the end of a line, in other lines not. Perhaps this makes any
differences. Perhaps its better to make the blank in each line. I hope
that helps.
Paul Fielding schrieb:
>
> I did some snooping and couldn't see anyone mention t
We ran a Sun Ultra2 for 4 years (just moving across to a AIX box). Considering
we completely saturated it with nodes/hardware etc. it actually worked well.
(Database peaked at 55GB)
You just have to make sure you have very fast hard drives for the database
and plenty of memory.
The most obvious
How to backup open files??
We are trying to backup a database file (not one that has an agent). The
database remains "open" at all times, but is not opened exclusive. We back
it up SHAREDSTATIC. We have noticed that we very rarely back this database
up and would probably not have a recent version
(assuming you are using different labels for the SERVERNAME option)
Remove both password entries (usually in /etc/adsm/) and start again.
Check you are running the latest client patch (I had the same problem with
a client and got them to upgrade (+remove password files)
Cheers, Suad
--
On Fri, M
A write error has been detected on a Ctape. Therefor I am moving the data from
one 3590 to another to be sure the data can be read and that the data is now on
a good media. Doing the following command:
Move data 202118 STG=BUMIGPOOL2
the system mounts first the tape 202028 and 202034. afterwards
We are merging with a company that uses IBM AS400 for their Notes
server. It's looking like the combined company may standardize on
the AS400 for this function. Neither company uses Domino transaction
logging, which means we're both doing full backups every night. The
Notes merger team is looki
>Why does the TSM servers wants first the 20028 tape...
Probably to deal with a file that spanned volumes.
This is reflected in the Contents table where the Segment
number is not 1/1.
Richard Sims, BU
Michel,
Chances are there's a file that starts on 202028 and continues on 202118.
You can verify this with these two commands:
query content 202028 count=-1
query content 202118 count=1
You should see the same file name as output for both.
Nick Cassimatis
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Richard,
You could use transaction logging in "circular" mode.
You won't be able to use transaction logging in
"archival mode" unless you have a product that will
back up the filled log files. TDP for Domino does
this now for Windows, AIX, Solaris, and S/390 USS.
We have heard the request for TD
--- Received from SIG.HAMILTL LYNN HAMILTON 03/23/01 908a
Our ADSM server is running on an MVS OS/390 mainframe. Our ADSM clients
are Novell file servers (Netware OS v.4.11 and 4.2). We are upgrading our
ADSM server from ADSM v.3.1.2.50 to TSM v.4.1.2.0 and we are upgrading ou
>I do not understand quite well what you try to accomplish. But anyhow,
>cached data on disk only remains until a new backup needs the
>space. In the
>tape you will have all the data from the different versions
>you are keeping.
>So it is normal that you have much more data on tape than on disk.
>
Lynn,
Did you activate the policy set after you made the changes?
Denny P.
-Original Message-
From: LYNN HAMILTON [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 23, 2001 9:08 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Expiration Problem - Upgrade to TSM v.4.1.2.0
--- Received from SIG.HAMILTL LY
Richard is correct in once a "cart" is ejected from the 3494, the vol info
is deleted from the 3494 database. However, both our operators and I have
re-inserted 'used up, ejected' cleaner carts and the 3494 happily uses them
again. So the question then becomes "Are these cleaner carts doing
anyt
A client is reporting the error below trying to backup a file. The ANS1301E error is
vaguely worded "server detected system error". I can find no errors in my TSM 3.7.3
server log or my OS/390 system log during the time of this backup attempt. Since it
is an "ANS" message, is this error real
Hi,
maybe the first file on the tape spans/continues from another volume.
-Original Message-
From: Michel Engels
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 3/23/01 2:24 PM
Subject: MOVE DAAT from 3590 to 3590
A write error has been detected on a Ctape. Therefor I am moving the
data from
one 3590 to a
Do you have available tape drives at that time (it appears that your
are going straight to tape). IF you are not going straight to tape, the DISK
area that you are trying to backup to can't hold your 5+GB file.
Mind you, that if the DISK pool is shared...it could be some percent f
All-
I believe that Gisbert is saying that he's got data from node-a in a
storage pool 'x' where it should be in pool 'y'. TSM provide no direct
function to move the data for a specific node. His best shot at
accomplishing the task, as I understood it, was if pool 'x' has colocation
on.
There
All,
Here's a heads up for any of you using TDP for Oracle on Solaris.. (I'm not sure
about AIX)..
There is a Tivoli PMR 77023 out for TDP and Oracle 8.1.7. (Oracle bug 1529085).
TDP with MTS worked for us at Oracle 8.1.6.3 (initial deployment) , but stopped
working at 8.1.7.
Another cust
Title: RE: backing up nt "open, shared" files
If it is just one or two files you could create another schedule or a postsched command that does a selective on your database.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 23, 2001 4:15 AM
To:
I have 2 3590 tape drives on a 3494 Tape library connected to my AIX
platform via an ESCON channel adapter. The ESCON link attaches to a
s390-A50 on the 3494 side. I am not sharing the library--I have the 2
drives varied offline to the 3494.
I have the tapes configured to the AIX platform and ca
Hey TSM'ers. I recall a while ago seeing a salary survey for people
working with TSM. If any of you guys know of such a survey could you please
point me to it. Thanks in advance,
Cody Cauchi, Systems Programmer, ITS
University of Windsor
401 Sunset Avenue
Windsor, Ontario
Phone - 253-3000 x
Thanks for your suggestions.
Yes, I had available drives. The only other process using a drive was a DB backup.
Yes, the disk pool is shared and was full enough that the 5G would not fit, so that
explains the tape mount attempt. But I can still find no reason for the job to fail.
We do have
Try http://adsmsalarysurvey.8m.com , saw it but don't know accurate it is
-Original Message-
From: Cody Cauchi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 23, 2001 8:37 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Salary Information - TSM/Storage administration
Hey TSM'ers. I recall a whil
Yes, do a q node f=d...for the node in question...max mount points
allowed...
tsm: ADSM>q node us504s0a f=d
Node Name: US504S0A
Platform: WinNT
Client OS Level: 4.00
Client
-Ron-
Here's one... it has the ranges!
http://www.storcast.com/RCSR_JobTipsStorage.asp
Thanks,
Demetrius
-Original Message-
From: Ron Pavan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 23, 2001 10:58 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Salary Information - TSM/Storage administratio
Do you remember the "continuous" cloth toweling that once was dispensed
"one area per pull" for wiping hands, etc. in the public toilet & lavatory
facilities of American bus, train, and gas stations? (Yeah, I'm over 50...)
Who knows? Suppose the janitor doesn't have a clean roll, so he recycles
Geoff,
This is an issue that has been around since they implemented the DIRMC
option. When I was working for an IBM business partner & I could attend
the internal seminars (in San Jose) I was told that the DIRMC option was
invented specifically for Novell clients since the programmer who wrote
t
Thanks, I had looked at these and reset the Novell nodes, just yesterday, I didn't get
around to the Unix ones then or might have avoided this problem today. I did reset
the MAXNUMMP for this node (and my other old nodes), but as I said, I had already
migrated the pool. So, I will have to do
I wonder if anyone has specifically tested this or knows how it is "supposed
to work". Here is the scenario. I have a folder within a folder, within a
folder, lets call it D:\users\profiles\dumbuser. The folder "dumbuser" gets
deleted and nobody knows how long it may have been deleted. The domain
This is a follow-up to the post on deleted folders I just posted. Some of
this is not specifically related to TSM but with all the NT folks we have I
wanted to post it here. My original post is related to a Terminal Server.
Someone seems to have deleted the Default User folder in the
C:\wtsrv\Prof
Kudos to you, Richard! That is exactly what the problem was! By indicating
binary prior to executing the get statement of the ftp, the files came down to
the LAN in a format NT could handle.
Thanks,
Cheri Howard
Lead Software Systems Analyst
920-730-4700, ext. 4166
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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