We used to do the same thing, before moving the AS400 backups to BRMS/TSM.
Just make sure you use different private and scratch catagories.
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Hi,
I have 5 TB of disk stgspool available. I would like to create volumes
on it - what's the recommended size/vol. ? does TSM have a limit
regarding the number of volume it can handle ?
Thanks.
Read the recent thread "D2D on AIX"
H. Milton Johnson
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Hi,
I have 5 TB of disk stgspool availab
Hello all,
The file system backup agent for NetWare 6.5 is TSAFS.NLM.
Seems many Novell customers have seen memory fragmentation
issues with this and have reverted to TSA600 (from NetWare 6.0).
Has anyone had any problems or an opininon on whether one
or the other is preferable, or whether they w
Yes it does show them as empty. ... ... I'll try the audit vol. Thanks...
Jack
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Hi Timothy,
We are using the TSAFS.NLM and were having all sorts of memory
issues. However, ever since we upgrade to the TSA5UP15 patch from
Novell, we havn't had any problems.
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Hello all,
The file system backup agent for NetWare 6.5 is TSAFS.NLM.
See
Our Novell guy forwaded this to us..
Today's focus: A problem with NLMs not cleaning up after
themselves
By Dave Kearns
Ever since Windows NT was first released (strangely enough as
Version 3.5 - Microsoft never did get the hang of proper
numbering), NetWare aficionados have swapped stories
Rick,
That's another good idea, but not the answer for me. All 3 tapes
look fine and move when I turn the spindle.
All is well now. I ended up halting the server and restarting. I suspect
that the library was confused and that the Init Element from turning it
off straightened it out, but t
Funny that you should bring this up ... I had two
tapes this week that had this problem.
Pct relcaim was at 99.9%, however a q content showed
that there was nothing on the tape. A move data said
there was nothing on the tape, but when I tried to
delete the volume, it told me there WAS something
Hi every one
I get the folowing errors when attempting to restart my TSM server
09/24/04 15:46:11 Starting Tivoli Storage Manager Server
ANR7838S Server operation terminated.
ANR7837S Internal error LOGSEG871 detected.
0x100976EC LogAllocSegment
0x100945D0 ForceLogPages
0x10094FDC LogWriterT
Nancy,
I just stopped and started my 3494 tape library and received the same
results. I was thinking that the PC that controls the DB on the 3494 was
not "synced" up with the AIX SP TSM server. I'd be interested if anybody
else has any ideas.
Thank You,
Bill Rosette
Data Center/IS/Papa Johns In
Hi Youssef !
Your recovery log is full. You need to extend it.
dsmfmt -m -log size
dsmserv extend log size
Best Regards, Steve
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Something came up the other day talking about one of our large intel
fileservers (windows 2003) on how long it might take to restore its
shared drive should the entire drive be lost. Today I used the client
TSM gui and requested an estimate of file sizes and times to restore
this intel drive. The g
100Mb/s=10MB/s=36000MB/hr=36GB/hr theoretical maximum.
If you get 20-25GB/hr you are lucky. But this is only network speed for 100Mb/s
ethernet full duplex. It is very important that you have full duplex.
So you can get 20-25GB/hr if you don't have any other bottleneck with hardware.
And don't
I have had to restore ~52GB of data several times now, and it generally
takes around 6 hours over Gigabit ethernet. It's around 800,000 files,
most of them very small. Besides the small files, it also has the
problem of being a high-turnover group of files. So the restore is
spread out over a lo
Hi, Mike - The Estimate function is supposed to be a reliable metric,
based upon what the client has experienced in performing
backups, using information accumulated in the Windows dsm.ini file.
The numbers you're seeing make me wonder about the speed of backups,
which might warrant a lo
In the absence of major problems, which would be reflected in the TSM
server Activity Log, and perhaps AIX Error Log, the 3494 Library Manager
database should always be in sync with the TSM server. The combination
is
just that reliable. I would presume that in your elective library
stoppage
that yo
I agree with the audit library. I've never had to stop our 4
3494 tape libraries to get the tape inventory back to "sane". I ~have~
had to restart a TSM server a few times to get the 'audit library' to
run successfully. (The 'audit library' would show up as a process but
would never do anyt
I have many clients that are getting caught in my 'cancel ses all' that we
run at 6:55AM.
09/24/2004 06:55:30 Total number of objects inspected: 36,281
09/24/2004 06:55:30 Total number of objects backed up:3,028
09/24/2004 06:55:30 Total number of objects updated: 1
09/24/2004 06:55
hi,
besides other helpfull answers,
you may want to check how quickly your client can create small files.
Write a script which creates 974008 files in a directory tree in temp
directory and watch.
This can be a bottleneck as well.
If neither this nor network is bottleneck,
then tape seeks will pr
I am looking forward to an answer since I too have been experiencing this
problem, recently.
My environment is different: z/OS TSM 5.1.8 with the client at 5.2.0.1
(which we plan to upgrade to 5.2.3.2, some time soon) on 2K3.
This node used to work just fine and suddenly (about a month now) th
We recently had a situation where the libv became out of sync and an audit
libv could not be run without errors. The situation that caused this was
after IBM came out to insert another i/o port for J1 drives. What we ended
up doing was deleteing all drives paths and the library. We then redefined
t
On Sep 24, 2004, at 3:09 PM, Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU wrote:
I am looking forward to an answer since I too have been experiencing
this
problem, recently.
My environment is different: z/OS TSM 5.1.8 with the client at
5.2.0.1
(which we plan to upgrade to 5.2.3.2, some time soon) on 2K3.
This node use
In my situation, there is a known problem. I found the IBM doc yesterday
but I wasn't sure it is the cause of the never-ending sessions.
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21177534
Spurious entries for ntfrs are in dsmerror.log for successful
backup/restore
Problem
The following en
Using the information below does anyone have any ideas on what we might change to get
more peformance?
We recently started testing a 2.4 TB MS SQL database for backup and recovery. We were
able to get 436 GB/hr for the backup and 299 GB/hr for the restore. This was a
LANFree backup with 10 str
We have TSM 5.1.6.5 on win2k server. library is overland neo 4100 (60
tape capacity) with 2 X HP LTO-2 drives. We need another 12TB of backup
capacity. We are considering getting something other that another tape
library.
Couldn't we buy a couple of 6.4TB SCSI-SATA RAID DAS devices, and attach
that
Yep, you can do it.
Overland also sells a virtual tape library, but I don't know about their
prices, and so do other vendors. It is basically a bunch of disk, but looks
like tapes.
Why is virtual tape so expensive? Well, IMHO ;) if folks will buy it at
that price, then they will sell it!!! TSM
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