Geoff,
I am running several Tru64 clients, without any problems.
CLI works ok ?
Have you tried to redirect the GUI client to another X server ?
Martin Trcka
> -Original Message-
> From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
> Behalf Of Gill, Geoffrey L.
> Sent: Tuesday, A
Hi guys
This is the TSM backup log I have set up for my customers.
This mail is sent every day to the administrator.
This is a script I created for AIX and W2K. If anyone of you like to have it
please contact me.
I am willing to give it away free.
some of the information here is in my native
On netware:
on node 1 res -fromnode=node2 -subdir=y sys2:users/* sys2:users
on node2 I've run 'set access b sys2users/*/* node1
I get errors stating invalid file specification sys2:users, or no files
backed up for sys2:users, yet they are there and visible from the web
interface (file space is
Has anyone used and had any experiences with NDMP backups? I'm curious
what kind of experiences you've had using the product. Pros/cons, etc..
I've been reading the admin guide section on it and it seems like a
whole other beast to what I'm used to with TSM. E.g. your NDMP file
server has to be a
Steve, I am not very familiar with the HACMP implementation. However, I
forwarded your questions to one of the developers who worked on HACMP, and
I have imbedded his answers below (between the "START" and "END" OF
ANSWERS:
START OF ANSWERS
>>
The CLUSTER
Just a stab, but do you have to specify the node name also?
ie. res -fromnode=node2 node2\sys2:users ...
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From: Jim Kirkman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2002 11:22 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: restore fromnode syntax
On netware:
on node
Not specifically TSM question but more of a question to better
understand how to discuss pro's/cons to other competing products.
Since my background is all TSM, I'm curious on how the other competitors
handle media. Is my assumption correct that they waste a lot of tape
space? As far as I underst
Let me preface this with, I am not sure how to completely ask these
questions since I don't have all of the details but hopefully someone can
give me some idea of how TSM can/will handle this, if at all possible.
Current configuration: TSM 4.1 on OS/390 using 3590B tape drives in a
3494 ATL
Req
> ACO0302E A failure occured on stripe number (0), rc = 1301
> ANS0328E (RC45) The specified objects failed the merge test.
> .
> Does anyone know what is causing these, whether they are serious (our
DBAs
> do not trust the backups that produce them,) and what I can do to prevent
> them?
Allan,
Hello,
I'm asked to evalute TDP for SAP R3 and didn't found clear statements in the
readme of the evaluation copy of the product, whether the software works with
Oracle 64bit versions on Solaris and HP-UX. It seems, that 64bit isn't
supported yet.
Are there more information or even own experien
Gerald,
I use to work with Veritas, and I may soon be back in that boat..(not by
chioice)
You are correct , we wasted a lot of tape..
And the quick recovery time was dependant on the Offsite vendor returning
our media..
We set up our clients in different classes(TSM's version of stgpools &
sch
Jim,
What have your network people said when they ran a packet analyzer on that
switch? Also, have you tried running a crossover cable from your TSM server
to one client to see if that works? It might be a way to prove that the
problem doesn't lie with your systems.
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I can't speak for Veritas/Legato/ArcServ but Backup Exec used to be Veritas
and I think is back to Seagate, I can answer for. The con's would be bad
tape usuage, but that can be a pro when you send it off site for DR. The
pro would be total restore without the hastle of versioning off anything.
Jim,
What is your server platform?
I have seen issues with the NIC card being on a slower bus in an AIX box
cause problems.Once we moved the NIC card to a 40 MB/sec bus we were fine.
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From: "Alex Paschal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday,
Hi Zlatko:
Where did you find the definitions for "Processors" and "Clients".
Thanks,
Tim Rushforth
City of Winnipeg
-Original Message-
From: Zlatko Krastev [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2002 5:17 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: New Tivoli licensing - what
Hi All,
I'm trying to cut down the amount of data in the HOME directories on my
Novell Netware Servers.
Can I put the same node - client in two different policy's ???
M&M Storage
PFPC Global Fund Services
(508) 871-9961
Hi list, I'want to know if some of you have some experiences installing TDP
for Oracle for AIX in an AIX 5.1 box, as you know it is not supported but,
is there a way? i mean, do i have to wait until tivoli releases 5.1 support?
(someday) please help, i have a big warehouse oracle and i have to bac
Thank You, I have asked the Critsit team working with me to view this
thread. IMHO I really don't think that it's asking too much.
Mark B.
-Original Message-
From: Mr. Lindsay Morris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2002 9:04 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Dai
For what it is worth, below is some 'plain english' verbiage our Tivoli rep
sent to us regarding the new pricing structure. Hope this helps clarify
things a small bit.
"IBM announced TSM V.5 last week and this announcement included new
pricing. TSM is now priced based upon the number of process
Hi, i want to generate a copy of the data of a node to be taken offsite, it
would be best if this copy doesn4t uses DB space, what i have in mind is
something like a "backup set - version level" is there a way to do this? the
requirement is for taking a copy of the monthly backup data of a node to
If I was setting this up..
I would use the remote mirroring of the disk (both MVS and Open
systems) using the available disk technologies (ie SRDF for EMC).
Base upon the fact that TSM does appear to recover 99% of the time even
if the server is not shutdown cleanly I also assume the remote
You may disable quiet mode and the open files error will be saved in the
dsmerror.log. you can then send the dsmerror.log.
'though the errors are not just the open files but at lest it is a little
bit clearer that using the dsmched.log.
From: John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 04/17/2002 05:58 PM
Daniel, I hate to disagree, but at the URL included below, there are some
drivers that support IP over the FC Arbitrated Loop or Fabric for the LP
HBAs. I was days away from trying it some time ago, but our networking
group finally installed Ethernet segments in addition to the main Token Rin
Hi TSM'ers
I am busy implementing a TSM/WIN2K environment and the customer asked me to do an
interim demo today. The scheduled backup of the local client ran ok but failed due to
open files.
He then asked me what I thought was a legitimate question: Where is the output report
so that we can
I got this error also before with this TSM ver 4.1.3.0 . I upgraded my
server to 4.1.4.1 it works fine now.
From: Allan Kelly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 04/15/2002 07:29 PM
Please respond to "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:
Subject: TDP for SQL me
It is possible, but take it from me because I am experiencing it currently
first hand on a 3583, when push come to shove and it will.. IBM only has two
"IBM approved" LTO label manufactures (you will have to contact IBM, or
contact me directly and I will give you the Critsit manager's name that th
Just wanted to pass on the info that Open File Manager (OFM) has earned
'Tivoli Ready Certification' for Tivoli Storage Manager. I guess this is
ok, but I'm still sore that IBM let Veritas steal The Kernel Group's Bare
Metal Restore (BMR).
Anyway, see the release at the URL below.
http://www.st
Anybody had encountered this kind of error in TDP for SQL:
2002-04-17 16:18:57.93 backupBACKUP failed to complete the command USE master
BACKUP DATABASE [pubs] TO VIRTUAL_DEVICE=N'TDPSQL-13C0-'
WITH BLOCKSIZE=512, MAXTRANSFERSIZE=1048576, NAME=N'full',
DESCRIPTION=N'TDPSQL-13C0
> 'TDPSQL-127C-'. Operating system error
> -2139684857(error not found).
> 2002-04-17 16:29:06.92 backupBACKUP failed to complete the command
USE master BACKUP DATABASE [model] > TO
VIRTUAL_DEVICE=N'TDPSQL-127C-'
> WITH BLOCKSIZE=512, MAXTRANSFERSIZE=1048576, NAME=N'full',
DESC
This is not what happens when you try to order Tivoli. It is based on
the number of processors in the server. The server code is not free. I
would get your Tivoli rep to check, because this is not what I was told
by Tivoli.
Now they have done some things with pricing to make it less expensive
for
Mark is absolutely correct. This is an issue we have as well. To solve the
problem we are running post processing of the output looking for a bogus
situation and setting return codes. We use an external scheduler, so we can
do this. With the TSM Scheduler you are just screwed if you are not
sa
Been here, seen this, fixed this. Actually we found the solution on the
Knowledge base but the answer in the knowledge base is wrong. Sorry, I do
not remember the KB solution number, but this is what you have to do.
The default in the Device\Parameters section for the Qlogic card defaults to
0x
The detailed report is on the client. Getting to where you want it is the
trick. No suggestions.
-Original Message-
From: John [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2002 5:59 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Backup Report
Hi TSM'ers
I am busy implementing a TSM/WIN2K
Make sure you are running the latest patch level on AIX and the latest
MagStar Drivers. For some reason, there have been problems with old driver
and patch levels.
-Original Message-
From: Bernie M [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2002 2:00 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
S
The problem was the Atape driver for the library. Once
I downloaded and installed the driver it went fine.
Bernie.
--- "Seay, Paul" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Make sure you are running the latest patch level on
> AIX and the latest
> MagStar Drivers. For some reason, there have been
> problems
Hi,
I can tell you about Arcserve...
With Arcserve you do a full / incrementals unless the server is small
then just full. So you see a lot of space waste.
There are about 11 month, 4 year and 7 week tapes so adds up to 22
tapes per server (there is no extra copy for when a tape goes bad).
With
Hi,
A backupset wastes a lot of space (one node, one tape).
DRM and Archiving is the easiest way to handle this, because then you
don't need to keep track of what is on which tape. But if you do not
have DRM, then I would recommend an EXPORT.
With an EXPORT you can export the active and/or inac
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