hello,
is tsm server supported under vmware ESXi, no drives or libraries will be
attached, only a lot of disk.
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On Wednesday 21 January 2009, TSM wrote:
> hello,
>
> is tsm server supported under vmware ESXi, no drives or libraries will be
> attached, only a lot of disk.
No support for server or client.
I tried to install the client, but I was getting errors in reading file system
information so I gave up.
Hi to all
I have a new issue now baking the systemstate with the error ANS5280E
enumeration from a file set or file listed failed ?
My TSM client is 5.5.1.10 on a Windows 2003 SP2 system.
I search the web for the error ANS5280E and found a paper with instructions as:
HOW TO REP
On Jan 21, 2009, at 7:26 AM, Robert Ouzen Ouzen wrote:
Can anybody suggest what I can do to fix this error ANS5280E
The Messages manual explanation advises that this is basically a
herald message for a problem, whose details are to be found in the
dsmerror.log. I definitely would not mess wit
Robert,
This is a known problem who has a simple solution : regedit.
Just point to the key
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\BackupRestore\FilesNotToBackup,
then double click on "DRM" to open the key, and immediately close it (no
modification needed) !
Your problem is now solved ...
Cheers.
Hello,
I solved the problem by putting a carriage return at the end of the
string. If you come "DRM" to other keys in FilesNotToBackup you'll see
they all terminate with a carriage return. I suspect all these
solutions accomplish the same task ...
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Graham Stewart
Network and Storage Services
I haven't used the following two features in combination yet, so a
question:
If I were backing up using subfile and collocation, would this alleviate
the problem of the subfile backups being spread over many volumes?
Kevin
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I haven't used the following two features in combination yet, so a
question:
If I were backing up using subfile and collocation, would this alleviate
the problem of the subfile backups being spread over many
We've used subfiles successfully for large files, but only because we
were able to put large amount of fileclass disk behind our primary
diskpools. If you do that, collocation and how many subfiles pieces
there are becomes a moot point.
Don't go there if you're using tape as the back end.
Steve S
There are other non-optional parameters in the DELETE VOLHIST command -
those still need to be there.
DELete VOLHistory TODate=TODAY Type=REMOTE VOLUME= FORCE=YES
Robben Leaf
Enterprise Storage Backup and Retention
651-962-2698
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I agree with Robben,this command worked for me when library manager was
owning a lot of tapes for client nodes thinking that they still conatin DB
backup of client while actually they were not.
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 8:55 PM, Robben Leaf wrote:
> There are other non-optional parameters in th
I am trying to do a DR test prior to the official DR test. Our
configuration is as follows:
IBM 3584 library, 3592 E05 tape drives
2 Logical libraries (Production and Test)
The Test TSM server was created by using the TSM server recovery process
generated from the Production TSM server (ip addres
Steve,
what size files do you backup using subfiles? we have disk only storage.
Thanks,
john
>>> On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 10:14 AM, in message
>>> <24321581.1232550860564.javamail.r...@postx1.bcbst.com>, "Schaub, Steve"
>>> wrote:
We've used subfiles successfully for large files, but only
How can i see the files stored on a filespace on a node
Hi
Short and sweet question.
3584 Library with 6 LTO2 and 6 LTO3 drives.
Server V 5.4.4.0
Clients from 5.3.2.0 to 5.5.1.6
Can encryption of backups be performed any other way than at client source
(dsm.opt)?
I'm unsure if I can utilise Application Managed Encryption (AME)
Any pointers wel
Hi,
It shows nicer when sqldisplaymode is set to wide BUT it could be a huge
query for your TSM server depending on the number of objects stored !
The select to run wil look like this one :
select filespace_name,hl_name,ll_name from backups -
where node_name='' and filespace_name=''
I personnal
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Young
3584 Library with 6 LTO2 and 6 LTO3 drives.
Server V 5.4.4.0
Clients from 5.3.2.0 to 5.5.1.6
Can encryption of backups be performed any other way than at client source
(dsm.opt)?
Without adding hardware, TSM cl
AME is an option for LTO4 drives. It's not available for LTO2 and
LTO3. TSM also now provides SSL encryption for transmission. I have no
experience with this yet. We are using AME on our LTO4 drives, and it is
very easy to setup.
..Paul
At 11:05 AM 1/21/2009, Jim Young wrote:
Hi
Short and s
Just a few notes about SSL which is available since TSM 5.5, for a
reduce set of platforms (Windows and AIX only).
Also, SSL does not encrypt the data, it encrypts the communication
between the cleint and the servez, but the data remains unencrypted
while stored.
You may find usefull to read (some
We have since eliminated them, but we were using subfile on .pst files,
some of which got up to 4gb. We also use it on access databases, which
are in the same size category.
-steve
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John Underdown
S
I didn't see any mention of this, but last time I checked, subfile was
limited to files up to 2GB, not larger. We are also trying to figure out
how to efficiently backup large .pst files (larger than 2GB). Ideas welcomed!
..Paul
At 11:41 AM 1/21/2009, Schaub, Steve wrote:
We have since elimi
I am in the process of setting up a test library manager/client where both tsm
servers run on the same aix box. After completing my setup, I try to do a
"backup db type=full devc=vtl1" on the client. I get the following error
message:
ANR4571E Database backup/restore terminated - insufficient
I've issued SQL queries on the server similar to the one you suggested,
and I've noticed that they are much slower than if I issue the
equivalent queries using the ba client. Does the ba client issue a
different query to get its information, or is there some reason why the
ba client queries ar
Greetings,
You don't give us the steps you went through to set it up, so it
is tough to know what you missed, but make sure that the Devclasses are
set up identically. Make sure the client's devclass has
Mountlimit set to the number of drives it really has paths for. Make
sure it is poi
I'm getting pressured (gently now, much stronger
in the future) to come up with a way to back up
our desktops without leaving them on overnight.
I don't think 'wake up on lan' is appropriate
since the TSM servers are on their own separate
segment on the network. I've looked into prompted,
but we d
Continuous Data Protection for TSM should be examined. Backup bandwidth can be
adjusted so as not to adversely affect pipes during the production day, and
particular types of files can be specified (*.doc, *.xls, etc.).
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Mark Stapleton
System engineer, CDW
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Hi Gretchen,
At 01:32 PM 1/21/2009, Gretchen L. Thiele wrote:
I think this list has touched on this before, but I'm checking again to
see if anyone else is getting a nudge to do this or if there is something
I'm not considering.
We've been looking at this for some time. I've been pursuing two
I should think that a backup that is initiated during a Windows
shutdown would be the best approach for conventional backups: backup
runs to completion, at which time the computer shuts down. There are
some comparable utilities on the Web, such as WinSave, as an example
of the general technique.
To enable hardware encryption (AME or library-managed), you need the
encryption feature on your 3584 library, LTO4 drives, and LTO4 media. LTO2
and LTO3 drives cannot encrypt. You can write an LTO3 cart with an LTO4
drive, but it can't be encrypted.
Or you can use TS1120/TS1130 (son of 3592) dr
On Jan 21, 2009, at 12:54 PM, Todd D. Taft wrote:
I've issued SQL queries on the server similar to the one you
suggested, and I've noticed that they are much slower than if I
issue the equivalent queries using the ba client. Does the ba
client issue a different query to get its information, or
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 12:54 PM, Todd D. Taft wrote:
> I've issued SQL queries on the server similar to the one you suggested, and
> I've noticed that they are much slower than if I issue the equivalent
> queries using the ba client. Does the ba client issue a different query to
> get its infor
> To enable hardware encryption (AME or library-managed), you need the
> encryption feature on your 3584 library, LTO4 drives, and LTO4 media. LTO2
> and LTO3 drives cannot encrypt. You can write an LTO3 cart with an LTO4
> drive, but it can't be encrypted.
>
> Or you can use TS1120/TS1130 (son
Hi,
Would the Princeton HR people consider someone from overseas?
I'm israeli with fluent english. Linux/UNIX/Storage/TSM person.
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Warm regards,
Michael Green
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 8:32 PM, Gretchen L. Thiele
wrote:
> I'm getting pressured (gently now, much stronger
> in the future) to com
oops, wrong address :)
--
Warm regards,
Michael Green
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 9:50 PM, Michael Green wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Would the Princeton HR people consider someone from overseas?
> I'm israeli with fluent english. Linux/UNIX/Storage/TSM person.
> --
> Warm regards,
> Michael Green
>
>
>
> On W
I assume this is a one-time type test you are doing with your test TSM, you
have the offsite tapes available to you, and you've configured your test TSM
tape drives to the point that you know you can mount a tape from the test
TSM. You're already done with the hard parts!
Do these actions on the
Somewhat, but not entirely, if you are using real tape. (If you are using
virtual tape, it just doesn't matter.)
Day 1: When you use subfile backup, you get a base copy of the entire file
the first backup.
Day 3: The next backup of that file just backs up the changed blocks/bytes.
Day 4-26: No
Hi Gretchen,
We run backup of about 30 laptops on our site, most of them belonging to
top management/key people ; it occurrs between 12:30 am and 1:30pm, while
people go for lunch ; but that's France, where people take time for lunch.
So far, no one complaigns : it's a management requirement anyway
Wanda,
I do have a follow up question.
The Test and Production TSM servers are using the same physical tape
library, it contains 2 logical libraries (Test and Production). Some of
the tape drives are shared by both libraries while others are dedicated to
each library.
Both servers have the same
We've got two machines which are identical in every way, same hardware, same
AIX, same TSM level, same options set, same storage pools, domains, everything
except one has the DB and Log on local disk. On this box things run very
slowly: expiration may take a week, filespace deletion creeps, and
What kind of hardware? Do you have caching turned on at the filespace
level if its JFS2? (needs to be off I found out). Are they all on a
single disk (db volumes and log volumes) or do you have them spread out,
and are they mirrored on different disks? How much RAM and How many
Procs?
I have my
Thanks Howard,
The hardware guy's gone for the day, so I'll get his details tomorrow. The DB
is about 150 Gb with about 450m files. Log is 12 Gb. We have few problems
handling 1-1.5 Tb a night. My worry is the lag in the DB backups.
Fred Johanson
TSM Administrator
University of Chicago
773-
Are the spindle speeds equivalent? 15Krpm vs 10Krpm can make a big
difference. Also does the non-local disk have writeback cache in the
controller? This can speed up writes, and expiration and filespace
deletion do a lot of writes.
At 04:35 PM 1/21/2009, Fred Johanson wrote:
We've got two mac
1) why would your production system be trying to access offsite tapes?
2) each system can only access the tapes checked in to its library; but the
command I gave you changes only the tapes that were marked OFFSITE to
ReADONLY. Therefore your production server wouldn't be trying to access
them.
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Johanson
We've got two machines which are identical in every way, same hardware, same
AIX, same TSM level, same options set, same storage pools, domains, everything
except one has the DB and Log on local disk. On this
Gretchen,
How about using the Tivoli Continuous Data Protection product? It's
inexpensive and it backs up the system as they are updated. It can use various
back-end storage servers including TSM.
http://www-01.ibm.com/software/tivoli/resource-center/storage/cdp.jsp
We use it and it work
Hello there
I am about to commission at least two new TSM Library Client servers
into my TSM storage server farm.
I would like to offload some nodes from an existing server onto these
new servers.
Is it possible to move, or migrate a bunch of nodes, and their
associated data, from one TSM se
Take a look at the EXPORT NODE, in particular the server-to-server parameters.
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Mark Stapleton
System engineer, CDW
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Cheung, Richard
Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2009 6:43 PM
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Hello..
Is it possible to run a command that can show me, for a specific node,
what data has been backed up within that node, and against what
management class this data is binded against?
Conversely, is it possible to do a command that lists how much data is
binded against all managementclasses
Hello,
How could DIRMC option on server side improve the restore time.Any idea?
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Ashish Sharma
ST Microelectronics Ltd.
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