An Intel Xeon with AMD64 architecture?
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
Len Boyle
Sent: 25 June 2007 20:22
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] Lost in TSM licensing
Yes the number of processors does include the ht processor c
OK, it's not beautiful but I would do the following:
M$ offers a tool named MSINFO32 that returns a lot of information about a
server.
You can gather information from a remote server - provided you have enough
rights on
the remote machine.
I got the following - localized - information from one
>
> Yes the number of processors does include the ht processor count. This a
> dual 3.60GHz Intel Xeon (Hyper- Threaded) machine.
>
And what about pSeries with p5 CPUs where you can switch the SMT-feature
on and off (which is the equivalent to ht in Intel-CPus). Does my
licensing change if I chang
Or even better you could use the software tool "ARI"
(AdvancedRemoteInfo).
It has a batch mode to scan a list of servers and export the results as
CSV.
You can scan a list of servers imported from a text file or scan by
IP-range.
The tool can be found at: http://www.snapfiles.com/get/aremoteinfo.h
I'm signed up for "my support", and the last TSM notice I received
included this:
Customers can now provide feedback to Tivoli Development by completing an
assessment survey. Your input can help shape future Tivoli products.
http://www.ibm.com/survey/oid/wsb.dll/studies/consumabilitywebform.htm
I **think** what might be happening if that since the 2nd node was already
collocated and has data on tape, the backup stg pool is trying to fill the
existing tape with that node's data.
David
>>> Richard Mochnaczewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 6/22/2007 11:16 AM >>>
Hi *,
I am trying to setup collo
Does anyone know how IBM is targeting who gets audited for licenses?
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Thomas Rupp
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Or even
I think it's anyone who asks about it on this list, Debbie.
Bill
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Haberstroh, Debbie (IT)
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Give that man a kewpie doll! Great wit Bill! That was the best laugh
since hitting the license lottery.
Larry
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Bill Smoldt
Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2007 9:19 AM
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Is this still the latest schema about which cores/CPUs cost how many
licenses?
IBM's licensing policy is summarized below:
Number of
licenses
We are in the process of doing proof of concept of LAN free under Gresham
environment. I like to know for whoever uses this type of structure how
many LAN free client do you have? Also, I like to find out are you using
TSM domain or management class to control the client?
How many domain do you hav
Hi All,
I'm performing a restore of some users data from their production
environment into their test environment with the aim of testing their
restore processes and also refreshing their test environment with some
current data.
However, I'm coming up against a puzzling issue resulting in 'Ran
Hi All,
I'm performing a restore of some users data from their production
environment into their test environment with the aim of testing their
restore processes and also refreshing their test environment with some
current data.
However, I'm coming up against a puzzling issue resulting in 'Ran
Yikes, when you run a 2.5GB filesystem within 7MB of full, you really
like to live on the edge.
With only 7 MB of wiggle room, I'm thinking that you might be running
into perhaps some differences on the block size of the VX volumes or
filesystems. If they were not created with exactly the same at
Hi Ben,
Personally, I agree - it's a big old shop here, and I don't have any say
on how them there sysadmins and DBA's choose to run their stuff
though... I guess their words will be 'it works in production'.
As for block sizes, I see 'bsize 8192' for both source and target. The
fstyp output doe
Just poking around on the web, it looks like the "ninode" is the number
of inodes that it pre-allocates for the filesystem. That perhaps is
taking up a little more "invisible" space on the filesystem. Since you
don't really many any for an oracle DB, you might try to re-create the
filesystem with
David -
You're operating with .dbf files, which amount to sparse files, with
all the attendant issues. See "Oracle database factoids" in ADSM
QuickFacts. And, of course, the fundamental problem is a poorly
administered site.
Richard Sims
This issue impacts the 5.4.0.0 and 5.4.0.2 versions of the client as well...
And our users do find the message confusing, given that we insist on
10.4.7, based on the documentation provided by IBM...
Heinz Flemming wrote:
According to Gretchen L. Thiele:
Checking to see if anyone else has thi
>> On Tue, 26 Jun 2007 07:18:08 -0500, Wanda Prather <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> http://www.ibm.com/survey/oid/wsb.dll/studies/consumabilitywebform.htm
> Please use the invitation code: WeListen
> It's kind of a long survey and has some stupid questions. But TSM is one
> of the products you ca
What would cause a copy storage pool volume mount request for
a copy storage pool relcamation process. I thought the copy storage
pool reclamation process used just the primary storage pool tapes.
Tim Brown
Systems Specialist - Project Leader
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
284 South Ave
Poughkeepsi
This would happen if the copy storage pool volume was in a read-only or
read-write state (as opposed to offsite or unavailable)
-Shawn
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Hey gurus,
Do you apply server based cloptsets to your clients, based on OS, to
filter files you know are going to be a problem to backup and/or don't
need to be restored? Can someone share theirs (or point me to an
archive/resource of them? I looked but didn't see anything.) I know
it's typica
Hi ALL,
I have a server that has two interfaces configured (Two IP addresses as well).
Without using EtherChannel or any redunancy like that, is there a way to tell
the client to use the 2nd interface incase the first one fails.
thanks,
Daad
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AFAIK yes ... just point your TCPSERVERADDRESS to working IP address,
it should work /me thinks ...
On 6/26/07, Daad Ali <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi ALL,
I have a server that has two interfaces configured (Two IP addresses as well).
Without using EtherChannel or any redunancy like that,
You didn't specify which OS platform. However, most OSes allow you
to associate an IP address with a NIC via command. We do this in our
TSM server startup script. If one NIC fails, you can just
un-associate it from the dead NIC and re-associate with the other
NIC. No impact to users or DNS tha
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