Hi all,
for those of you who missed it - TSM on the end is available on Linux. I
am waiting to put my hands on it.
http://www.tivoli.com/news/press/pressreleases/en/2002/0813-linux-tsm.html
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
Very well written !!!
May I slightly improve it:
1. Mark diskpool volumes read-only. Migrate disk pools and mark all
primary volumes read-only (or only ones which do not have copypool
backups). Check out all read-only tapes.
2. Like your step 1 but take only one db backup. The rest as described in
IBM SAN Data Gateway supports IBM 3575. You can attach both 3575s to same
SDG.
For 3583 there is SDG module with 4 LVD ports which is field installable
in the library (as an upgrade). It is cheaper than standalone product and
does not occupy additional space.
Both standalone and module versions ar
This is why I am asking for a two new reclaimation requirements. Reclaim
based on number of days since the tape was written and reclaimation if the
tape is mounted more than n times.
Paul D. Seay, Jr.
Technical Specialist
Naptheon Inc.
757-688-8180
-Original Message-
From: Prather, Wan
In fairness to the WebAdmin, it is useful for accessing my three systems from
my Brother-in-law's house, or my son's dorm room, or a laptop anywhere. I
usually use the CLI, but, damn, I miss the flexibility of the GUI.
Quoting "Prather, Wanda" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Look at all the responses o
You will need multiple control paths to the library only if you want to
partition it. Each TSM server will see its partition as standalone library
with number of drives and slots as assigned to that partition. Detailed
description is available in 3584 Planning and Operator Guide, Chapter 4
"Advanc
Until you get to 4.2 or higher AND the apar is fixed, you could use the
NTBACKUP command to save the system state (as Microsoft calls it) to a flat
file. Run this as a preschedulecmd. We had success with recoveries of
systems that were pre 4.2 at one site. Then your recovery becomes, Load 2K,
Rest
Mark,
I fully agree with your opinion. TSM *can* work with single drive but it
would be ugly. Same waste of resources as assignment to 5k project a
project manager with 300k salary (and you can always send 1 kg parcel with
a truck).
I said it is possible but will never say I recommend it.
Zlatko
Paul,
try on HP site. This is OEM-ed HP autoloader 1/9. Or use adsmscsi driver.
BTW: write own subjects because your question nearly slipped undetected as
answer to previous thread.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
Please respond to "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent by:
Tom,
try to emulate virtualmountpoint through separate node names:
- for each huge directory (acting as "virtualmountpoint") define a
node. In dsm.opt file define
-- exclude X:\...\*
-- include X:\\...\*
-- exclude.dir X:\
-- exclude.dir X
Workable copy pools is *possible*, provided all primary storage pool is on
disk; that is, all backups go to disk pool, which is sufficiently large to
hold all the versions for retention... and never does migration!
I've had to do this (and more) for a capital equipment-constrained customer;
12 l
Outstanding suggestion, Bill; that's exactly what we did for a customer
with all Win2K servers at 12 locations around the world. We even did
validated both (a) domain controller (with Active Directory), and (b)
Exchange 5.5 server recovery using the NTbackup "trick" for System State
backups -- I
Gentille,
No big deal, on 4.1 or later; you set up one TSM server as the library
manager, so all tape mounts go thru that server. Then, the shared drives
are connected to both servers, so when a drive is allocated to a given
server, the other one won't access... see the Admin. Guide (and 3584 d
Look at management classes. There is an option MIGREQUIRESBkup which
defaults to Yes. Thus before migration normal backup takes place and there
ought to be no problem to create backupset.
If you want only migrated data then EXPort Node FILEData=SPacemanaged is
an answer as already pointed.
Zlatko
Interesting approach, Zlatko; I agree, this should work -- if one is very
serious about restore SLA (and simulating Unix filespace-level
collocation -- using node-level collocation with your suggestion); a simpler
approach could accomplish the same effects: cap drive-letter size at 100 or
250 GB
Another technology to consider is STK 9940B, GA in the September timeframe,
extremely high capacity with enterprise class reliability and performance
characteristics.
200GB native capacity
30MB/sec native transfer rate
2GB FC and fabric capable
Enterprise class duty cycle characteristics
Signific
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
Gill, Geoffrey L.
> I just went through this with a Solaris box. Some of the guys here sent me
> info to help me out. Now it works great. You can't believe the greif I got
> for 2 months. Call IBM and ask them what's wrong, do t
> From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
> Seay, Paul
>
> See my responses inline.
>
>
> From: William Rosette [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 10:01 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: TSM backing up in a DMZ zone.
>
>
> HI TSMr's,
>
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