I can second to Kelly.
On my old file server I had slow restores because of many files to create
even though my directories were kept on TSM on disk storage pool.
The bottleneck was file creation rate on file server.
Monthly image backups helped great.
Best
Juraj
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Tom,
Having just gone through a similar scenario 2 weeks ago, here was my
very non-technical fix:
(me) "Hello, end-user? I'm not going to be able to get your 800GB of
data restored in 2 hours like you want. Care to narrow down the restore
to what you really need?"
(end-user) "Oh. Well, we rea
On Aug 27, 2007, at 12:22 PM, Gill, Geoffrey L. wrote:
About a month ago I changed the db backup to use a new device class/
tape
type and those are expiring as they should but the db backups that
were
done on a different device class before the change are still there
(looks like 5 of them). Not
Dirk
I also tried Data Domain and was not impressed. I now use Diligent's
Protectier and its far more impressive. Its scalable, reasonably priced,
achieves throughput of 200mb per second and better and factoring ratio's
of
Over 10 to 1
Regards
Jon
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GREAT bird-view of approaching a problem!
I *do* know that prior to solving a problem the problem per se has to be
checked, but I oten forget to do that. You did not. Juraj
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Steve
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I have now verified with two other de-dupe vendors (Falconstor &
SEPATON) that Oracle multiplexing is not an issue for them. (I also
have a question in to Diligent to verify that this accurately reflects
the way their product works. They said they would get back to me
today.)
Having said that, I
This is mostly aimed at Del, the IBM TDP guru, but all help is
appreciated.
We are having fits trying to install the 5.4 release of the TDP for Oracle
on Linux, due to it coming in a ".bin", Java-based installer rather than a
standard rpm.
The boxes we are trying to install this on do not have Ja
> The switch seems to have created dbb series orphans.
> Try adding DEVclass=__ to the delete.
Yea, I tried this yesterday but am getting "Invalid device class"
message. The weird thing is I can mount those tapes and move the data to
the new tape device so I'm a bit confused as to the mess
Hi,
Jon Evans wrote:
Dirk
I also tried Data Domain and was not impressed. I now use Diligent's
Protectier and its far more impressive. Its scalable, reasonably priced,
achieves throughput of 200mb per second and better and factoring ratio's
of
Over 10 to 1
We mainly backup normal files and on
Oh the bottleneck is definitely file create --
The top three directories (drive letters):
Z -- userhome -- 764,184 files, 60,281 directories
Y -- 'data' -- 636,514 files, 47,144 directories
W -- 'engineering' -- 745,976 files, 134,863 files
The TSM server is spending all it's time in SENDW, excep
I also had this problem, and as I remember I renamed the .bin file to .jar
and then used some archiver to look into the file. Somewhere deep in
strange named directory I found... two known TDPO RPMs.
Regards,
Tomasz Hubicki
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Temat: [ADSM-L] Packaging issues
FWIW, I had a problem the other year where the TSM server was in SENDW
for 30-40 seconds for every minute during a restore and it had to do with the
filesystem attempting to check quotas for the 125k users in the filesystem.
Disabling quota checks helped that one go much faster.
-Jonat
We have just started on a conversion of Novell Groupwise to Microsoft
Exchange 2007 (don't ask why 2007) and are trying to figure out how to
implement a backup solution using DP for Mail and TSM.
The Exchange system will be running on Netapp and the consultant has
proposed using Snapmanager for Ex
Tom,
It wasn't a study, but a series of observations based on some testing
that I did. I've maintained that one can create somewhere between 50K
and 100K files/hour on windows. Looking at your restore time of 60
hours, I'm thinking you're in the 50K range. I think that Windows 2003
R2 latest ve
That sounds about right. Data Domain's a good product with a lot of
happy customers, but TSM customers who are only backing up files and
only keeping 3 versions aren't going to be among them. ;) You've got to
backup database/app/email type data that does recurring full backups
and/or keep a whole
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