Hi When reaching volumes over >200GB for a server, you need to do find ways to minimize the amount of data that has to be restored in case of a disaster. If this is a fileserver, the most efficent way to speed up the restore time of the whole server, would be to implement HSM. Normally, 40-60% of d
Hi to All
I need the correct steps to create a local backupset for a client in case of
the server is down. I already generate a backupset client for the server on
a DLT.
Any ideas
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Regards Robert Ouzen
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Hi There is no difference between a local and a server based backupset. You can take the backupset tape from the server library and insert it into a locally attached DLT tapedrive on the client, and then restore the backupset from that tapedrive. Best Regards Daniel Sparrman
The 3494 works with TSM, Legato, and NetBackup. I think ArcServe works
also. B1A drives are not SAN Ready. I think you have to convert them to
E1A to get the FC upgrade feature, but I am not sure on that. The FC
upgrade feature is about 7K. You can look up the feature upgrade
preqrequsits on
1. You have to upgrade to 3590E1A.
2. The library does not have to be exclusive to TSM. You can share it
with other systems, as long as the other system does not want exclusive
use. For example lots of shops share their 3494 library between OS/390
and TSM running on W2K, AIX and other supported pl
Actually, I think the issue is you are taking the default for the MOVE
DRMEDIA command which is SOURCE=DBFULL. If you specify SOURCE=DBS, it will
get the DBSNAPSHOT tapes.
I use DBNONE and then issue a specific MOVE DRMEDIA command for each
DBSNAPSHOT volume that I want to eject. The reason is
On the ESS the write cache is not optional. You must use it. That is where
all the write performance comes from. It eliminates the RAID-5 Write
penalty and basically changes the writes to RAID-3, no reads before write,
when writing sequentially.
Not sure what you mean by 2 write cycles. RAID-
Hi Andy
I was under the impression(from an TSM rep) that TSM didn't pay any
attention to the archive bit, but tracked the dates/changes of files
itself.
Regards Cameron
Andy Carlson
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Suffered the same problem a month or two ago
This is an effect of the unicode processing within the TSM server code.
This problem is resolved in the latest release (4.2.1.8). The actual
filespace name is corrcetly stored within the TSM dbase & will be
displayedas expected when you upgrade.
Folks
I have a dilemma
Does anyone out there know where in Australia I can get bar code labels
for
LTO tapes for an IBM 3583 tape library.
Went through the exercise with 7337 library and DLT7000 and after 4
attempts
just manually label'd the tapes as none that were supplied were readable.
Not
I have found out that Dell supply them. If you contact the sales department I am sure
they can help you.
Clive
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I've seen problems on some Winders machines where if the value returned by
the %COMPUTERNAME% is in lower-case letters and you didn't specify NODENAME,
then different portions of TSM react differently. What I had was that the
Web client interface would change the encrypted stored password that wha
Hello all...
We're migrating our NetWare servers, currently backed up with ArcServe, to
W2K servers which will be backed up with TSM. These NetWare servers
contain programs, users' home directories, and shared directories.
The existing NetWare server backup is a full backup every day, all to on
This is from past experience:
(I'm sure this is left unsaid, but you never know). Initially you have
to have been backing up the OS filesystems.
Once you install the client, assigned the original IP address, highlight
the
filesystems you need to restore.
Once the restore begins, you will b
The real question is what is your business requirement? Forget what you
have done in the past for a moment and ask your customers what their
business recovery requirement is.
If they could recovery a file from forever ago and it changed once a
day there is a large cost to do that. Most
Hi,
We use a company called DISCOSOURCE, Australia Pty Ltd.
Richmond, VIC, Aust.
PH - (03) 9429 9355
www.discosource.com.au
The have LTO, Optical, DLT etc etc etc Tape and Barcode lables.
Martin.
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Folks
I have a dilemma
Does anyone out there
Hi everybody!
I'm sitting here looking at my customers environment and wonder
how TDP for Exchange
is so slow via SAN.
We have a complete Win2000 environment with all the newest
patches installed
(Server 4.2.1.12, StorageAgent 4.2.1.12, API 4.2.1.30, T
What else do you have on the SAN Data Gateway? Does the client connect to a
switch that the SAN Data Gateway does or what? There has been a lot of
discussion on this subject over the past weeks. It has always been the
configuration of the SAN Data Gateway.
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