Hi Mark,
try
/opt/IBMtape/tapelist -l
if you have multiple libraries, you can sort them out with
/usr/lpp/Atape/samples >mtlib -l /dev/smcX -qD -f /dev/rmtX
(substitute the X)
This will give you a martrix to keep track of the devices
have fun,
Markus
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Kurt
I think you can do that with one DSM.OPT so long as you add an exclude of
the form:
EXCLUDE "\...\master\...\diff*"
or more explicitly
EXCLUDE "\...\master\...\difffull"
Regards
Neil Schofield
Yorkshire Water Services Ltd.
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Thanks, Del.
Does this also explain why I am having trouble excluding non-default
instance databases, or do I need to add something to my exclude
statement for those?
-steve
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Hi all
TSM Mac X BA Client 5.1.5.16
I'm having a little problem. I need to include a sub-dir and its contents
with another management class so that just those files will be kept for
longer. I am using the following line in the TSM System Preferences file.
INCLUDE "Safe Volume:FM7_Backup:Backup:.
If you have an alternate Domino server or partition available, you should
use the alternate restore procedures described in Appendix A of the
User's Guide under "Advance restore procedures",
If you don't have an alternate server or partition to perform restores,
you should set the notes.ini variabl
Steve,
Can you be more specific on what you mean?
Something like:
EXCLUDE "\...\db1\...\*"
Should exclude the "db1" database for whatever instance you are backing
up.
If you want to specify a certain instance in an exclude statement,
you can do that too. I will refer you to the DP/SQL User's Gu
Hi Zoltan - it's true that adding ISC users can be tricky. To help with
this, our welcome page in the Administration Center describes the
procedure for adding an ISC user who can manage TSM. (Click Getting
Started in the list of work items on the left and then scroll down to the
bottom of the page.
This is an exploratory message just to reassure myself that I am thinking
correctly.
We have tsm server v5.2.4 running under solaris 8.
I would like to do a weekly reboot of the server, but during a time period of
no activity.
My logic is as follows:
Have an administrative schedule check for
About a year ago this topic was discussed on the list, but no one had an
answer.
So here it is again:
I have 3 IBM 3583 tape libraries with LTO1 & LTO2 drives. The oldest
has been working over 2 years.
They are set to autoclean, and the cleaning tapes were imported using
the front panel.
So the
Lee, Gary D. wrote:
> This is an exploratory message just to reassure myself that I am thinking
> correctly.
>
> We have tsm server v5.2.4 running under solaris 8.
>
> I would like to do a weekly reboot of the server, but during a time period of
> no activity.
>
one question, why?!?!? Your runni
Del,
Here is a snip of the dsm.opt and log, but after traveling through other
logs, I also seem some default instances with the same errors, so I am
assuming offline databases fall under the same category you referenced
earlier. The issue is that the schedule is showing up on the TOR as
being fail
Well, I have a 3584 that I have had nearly 4 years.
Originally had (8) LTO1 drives and added (6) LTO2
drives over a year ago.
I remember this discussion some time back and some people
had NEVER had a cleaning tape used and a few had problems
and had used a bunch. I was in the never group back th
Steve,
Yes.. these are the same thing. The requirement addresses
the fact that you know some databases will be offline or
in some other state and lets you tell DP/SQL to skip them.
If you don't tell us to skip them, we report them as an error
because it is something you should know about...
... i.
Wanda --
I'm now running about 2.4 TB of data daily through 10 LTO2 drives in a
3584. Been doing this for just over a year now. And the only use I see
on my cleaning tapes are from manually verifying drive accessability.
I've never seen an error on the drives, much less the error that means
"clea
Thanks David and Tom -
That makes me feel better.
Compared to you guys, my libraries have a long way to go before I need
the cleaning tape mounted!
Wanda Prather
"I/O, I/O, It's all about I/O" -(me)
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The "Backup stg" command depends on pointers that are suppose to
inidcate the last backed up data so that it spends less time scanning
what to backup. There have been apars where that process gets broken
and not all the primary storagepool data gets backed up to copypool.
The Select would spot suc
==> On Wed, 9 Nov 2005 16:38:47 -0500, "Prather, Wanda" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
said:
> I've talked with people from Tivoli and from Microsoft and from SHARE;
> there is NO instrumentation in Windows that will let you monitor what is
> going on over a non-disk I/O bus. You hook tape to a Windows hos
==> On Thu, 10 Nov 2005 12:59:43 +0100, Daniel Sparrman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
said:
> The use of LDAP authentication would be a very neat feature. Imagine you
> could handle backup/restore authentication and admin authentication from the
> same repository you handle all other security authenticati
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