Thanks for the response Stef.
I was also told that somewhere down the road, the 2 products will work
together. They couldn't say when that would be though.
Del was kind enough to point me in the right direction with a knowledgeable
contact for FastBack... so hope to know much more next week.
El
I agree with you Stef. I don't understand why this said product as part of
TSM but they don't really integrate with the current TSM we use. Anyone can
answer this? Hopefully for future development IBM can make this much
better.
BR,
Martin Panggabean
On Thu, 9 Oct 2008 08:41:44 +0200, Stef Coene
The "why" is pretty simple.
The product was originally called FilesX, developed by a different company.
Purchased by IBM, renamed to TSM FastBack.
So it isn't integrated into TSM YET, but that doesn't mean it won't be
eventually. To what extent remains to be seen.
Originally designed as a disk-t
>
>
> why of this file "/home/mgmtclasstest.test" only have two backup version ?
>
> "dsmc i" is incremental backup; file is only backed up if it has changed
since last backup.
If you want to run backup 5 times and get 5 versions, use "dsmc sel". That
says "backup whether changed or not".
W
Hello All,
I am trying to do a restore and so far I am having no luck with this
command after several tries.
Can anyone help?
Thanks
tsm> restore -pitdate=5/30/2007 -pittime=07:00:00
/var/opt/SUNWdsee/instances -
eplace=all
Restore function invoked.
ANS1302E No objects on server match que
I just used the query backup command and only came up with a date of
08/17/07. Is there a way include all active/inactive versions of this or
might this be the only one I can restore?
tsm> query backup /var/opt/SUNWdsee/instances*
SizeBackup DateMgmt Class
A/I Fi
Try using these options
-ina
-subdir=yes
-pick
Michael DeGasperis
EDS - Centralized Backup and Restore
MS 3-o
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Is there a "realistic" maximum number of files a Windows client can handle
before having this kind of problem?
This system has 30-40 MILLION objects/files.
Not sure if this error is caused by the large number of files or a client
problem. They are currently running the 5.5.0.6 client. Recommende
That first error about DRM can be easily resolved by opening that entry
using 'regedit' and closing it without making any changes. Regedit will correct
it by itself. I have to do that simple trick about every time I upgrade/install
the TSM client lately. Search through the archives to ge
Hi Zoltan,
I've seen the problem on clients with as few as 10m files.
When you do a typical incremental backup, the first thing that happens is
that the server pushes down to the client a list of the "active" backup
set.
The problem is with the client handling that list.
I'm surprised you aren't
What does one think will happen if one needs to restore all of these files?
Are you coupling traditional TSM backup with backup image? I'm thinking a
restore of 10M files will take something like 50-100 hours to complete, if it
completes...
Kelly Lipp
CTO
STORServer, Inc.
485-B Elkton Drive
C
Correction:
When I said "active backup set, that was a bad thing to call it.
What I meant was a list of the active versions stored on the server for that
client.
The client compares against that list to determine if a file has changed or
been deleted since the last backup.
On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at
I guess this is a directory?
dsmc q back /var/opt/SUNWdsee/ -ina -subdir=y could help you verify
dsmc rest -pitdate=5/30/2007 /var/opt.SUNWdsee/instances/ -repl=all -
subdir=y
or something
or, if all else fails, get a gui and point&click (dsm).
On 9 okt 2008, at 16:57, Timothy Hughes wrote:
I had previously had some trouble with the journaling. May have been fixed in a
subsequent release. We just use the memoryeff with diskcachemem.
>>> Ben Bullock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/9/2008 11:35 AM >>>
That first error about DRM can be easily resolved by opening that entry using
'regedit' and
Are there any hidden controls on where it puts the "diskcache"? The book
doesn't seem to indicate anything for MEMORYEFFICIENT other than
YES/NO/DISKCACHEMETHOD?
The node hasn't been backing up. That is how this issue saw
daylightwhen I contacted the client about their backups
failingthe
You get to pick the location:
MEMORYEFFICIENTBACKUP DISKCACHEMETHOD
DISKCACHELOCATION \path
On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 11:48 AM, Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Are there any hidden controls on where it puts the "diskcache"? The book
> doesn't seem to indicate anything for
I did hear that some of the technology has already made its way into either the
Mail or DB TDP, I don't remember which.
IBM is still vague on integration plans. We had a Tivoli product manager in a
couple of weeks ago. They will get there: the technology is valuable and
interesting so it shou
Restore? Whoever thinks about that ;--)))
I would predict a lot longer than that.
When we had a major SAN failure on our old email server (25M objects), it
took 15-days to completely restore. The OS overhead involved in
registering all those new files was immense. Daily backups used to tak
Thanks for the info.
Wanda Prather <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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You get to pick the location:
MEMO
Micheal, Remco Thanks for your reponses!
Remco, Unfortunatley I can't use the Gui to do these restore's because
there on another network and we have to connect to them through a
windows box with putty on it. Otherwise the GUI is my first option.
I did the following query commands and the earli
instances is a directory. To restore the contents of that directory (files
in that dir, child subdirectories and their files), you need to append the
'/' to the end of the directory name:
restore /var/opt/SUNWdsee/instances/ -subdir=yes -pitdate=... -pittime=...
(I'll let you fill in the pitdate
Thanks Andy!
I had used another command similar to that and faired a little better,
But I will use yours if mine wasn't sufficient.
Regards!
tsm> restore -pitdate=08/17/2007 /var/opt/SUNWdsee/instances/*
-replace=yes -ina
Restore function invoked.
ANS1247I Waiting for files from the server...
In addition to the comments in the previous reply from Wanda Prather, I
noticed this:
余冬冬 wrote:
> tsm: TSM>q mgmt
>
> Policy Policy Mgmt Default Description
> Domain Set Name Class Mgmt
> Name Name Class ?
> - - - -
> NEWDOMAIN ACTIVE NEWM
Restoring is not the biggest problem, properly setting expectations is the real
problem. If you can get the data back you are doing your job, if the user
understands the consequences of having a file system that has too many objects
then you have done a good job.
If you believably add 50% to the
Update: The sysadmin removed and re-applied SP2, and the problem went
away. We have attempted to duplicate the problem on a spare system, but
have been unable to do so.
While troubleshooting some client problems, we installed hotfixes 934016
and 940349 on Windows 2003 SP2 x86, as described in the
We're working on changing some backups from command schedules to
incrementals with pre/post commands.
Between now and when we complete the work, is there any way to enable
verbose time/date stamps per line in the interactive backup output?
(As a temporay fix, I've written a perl script that reads
Hi, Robert.
If you use the AUDIT traceflag with timestamp, it might get you close to
what you're looking for. Other than that, I have done the same kind of
Perl thing you did.
On a related note, does anyone know how to get the TSM server's stdio to
have timestamps? On AIX I can pipe the output
Wanda Prather 写道:
why of this file "/home/mgmtclasstest.test" only have two backup version ?
"dsmc i" is incremental backup; file is only backed up if it has changed
since last backup.
If you want to run backup 5 times and get 5 versions, use "dsmc sel". That
says "backup whether change
Todd D. Taft 写道:
> In addition to the comments in the previous reply from Wanda Prather, I
> noticed this:
>
> 余冬冬 wrote:
>
>> tsm: TSM>q mgmt
>>
>> Policy Policy Mgmt Default Description
>> Domain Set Name Class Mgmt
>> Name Name Class ?
>> - - - - --
Hi TSM gurus,
Environment: TSM 5.5.x client on Windows 2003, TSM 5.5.x server on
Windows 2003
Are there any known problems with the TSM 5.5.x client skipping whole
directories when
a single file in this directory changes/is locked during backup?
SERialization = SHRSTatic
Kind regards
Thomas Rupp
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