Currently, our backup environment employs a 90-day / 7 revision backup
policy. My customer has come to me to find out how much our backup data
would grow or shrink if we went to a 21-day / 21-revision backup policy.
Have any of you out there experience requests like this before, and if
so, how wer
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 11:33 PM, Kelly Lipp wrote:
Where are the people that use the data going to be? How will
customers interact with them?
This is very valid point! Luckily I'm not the one who needs to think
about it ;-)
>
> If you worry DR application by application and think about all
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 11:18 PM, Conway, Timothy
wrote:
> Is this to avoid having two copypools? That's a reasonable goal. I
> have only one copypool, which is my DR offsite pool. Just make your
> onsite copypool an offsite pool, and you can give them 25 times better
> than they're asking for
Hello all,
After client node system disk failure the system administrator change
the failure disk, install the OS and makes a manual backup of the client
(same node name and IP as before).
Now, I search for old data (before disk failure), and no data were
found.
An expire inventory w
When posting, provide basic information such as platform type.
If this was Windows, perhaps the disk letter changed.
Is your client options file exactly the same as before?
Perform 'dsmc query filespace' as your starting point toward checking
what's in TSM server storage.
Richard Sims
I have my copypools set up to deliver most data to FILE device storage
pools. I used to use DISK, but FILE seems to replace DISK in many ways, so
I'm using that for a new server.
Alas, during backups, my consoles get over run with ANR8340I, 0511I, and
0514I messages
03/18/2009 09:50:37 ANR0514I S
Hello,
Regarding to client platform, it runs IRIX 6.5 and TSM Server is an AIX 5.2.2
running TSM 5.2.35.
Additional information regarding to client:
Node Name: #
Platform: IRIX
Client OS Level: 6.5
Client
Your filespace queries show that you definitely have filespaces in
TSM server storage. If you now perform 'dsmc query backup -
subdir=yes -inactive /usr3/' AS ROOT, that will report all the files
out that exist in TSM server storage for that file system. (I would
advise not using the GUI for ass
Hi All,
we normally recommend 'not using TSM Compression' becaus the
fantastic 3592-drives are doing the compression very well and fast.
If users want to encrypt their data with the tsm-client I tend to
recommend also using compression because data would be first get compressed
and then get encr
Hi Larry,
I thing that my TSM Server do not have this DB record (version 5.2) , but I
will try to help you or give you some ideas.
Try sommething similarlike this:
select volume_name from volumeusage where stgpool_name='STORAGEPOOL' group by
volume_name
try to find where COLLOCG record are (m
Hi list,
The admin password (for CLI administration access) was lost. How can I change
it without knowing the current password?
Mario
Q noded col=name-of-collocpool stg=name-of-stgpool
Fred Johanson
TSM Administrator
University of Chicago
773-702-8464
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Botelho, Tiago (External)
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To: ADSM-
On 18/03, Mario Behring wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> The admin password (for CLI administration access) was lost. How can I change
> it without knowing the current password?
>
> Mario
Start dsmserv in console mode. Shut TSM down and start it with
'dsmserv' from the shell or a command prompt. You now hav
Thanks Fred. That was mentioned previously, but it does not show if other
servers not in the colloc group are stored on those volumes.
Larry Clark
(518) 712-5138 Home Office
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Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2009 12:34 PM
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L]
NOTES:
These may run for a while. Watch for wrapped lines to fix.
In the first query, watch for Number of Groups greater than 1 when the
storage pool is supposed to be collocated by group.
In the second query, you will see a line item for each group on each tape.
All of our nodes belong to a
Is it still true that the client side compression requires paging in the
whole object before it can be compressed?
Tying up 10GB of RAM and/or paging/swap space (or more in the case of
larger objects) used to be a big enough concern to recommend against the
practice.
Especially on Windows where
I looked into everything I could, and didn't find anything useful.
Dsmcad is no longer managing the scheduler, and that seems to make the
problem go away.
This one goes on my list of known issues that I hope to resolve and
document in the future.
Thanks, [RC]
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From: A
Hello all,
I have received a new assignment for setting backup infra in one of our
sites.The details provided by site local admin to are:
Below are two symmetrical platforms.
Each platform is made of:
- 4 HP-UX servers (BL870c & BL860c). One Campus cluster (HP-OVO), two metro
cluster (Oracle DB
Dennis,
FWIW, I don't like a N days/N versions strategy. It can have unexpected
side effects.
N Days/unlimited versions has more predictable behaviour and also is more
efficient at expiry time.
Regards
Steve.
Steven Harris
TSM Admin, Sydney Australia
"Dennis, Melburn
Hello all,
We have a customer with a NetApp Filer they want to back up to our TSM system.
For various reasons, we can't support using NDMP in our environment. Does
anyone out there currently do backups of a Filer without using NDMP? If so,
what method did you employ?
Thank you,
--
Brian Ku
Michael,
I have two ideas about your problem.
Idea 1. Create another domain for your high priority servers, with the 7
day retention period. Move the nodes into this domain. Create new nodes
for these machines in the old domain with different names. For machines
performing an "normal" incremen
Depending on your "Various Reasons" , you might still want to go with
NDMP. If you don't want to use it because of a lack of SAN/Tape drives,
you can still backup over IP to the normal storage pool hierarchy.
In Chapter 7 of the Administrator's Guide, look at the section:
"Performing NDMP Filer to
First, you aren't really doing what you think you're doing: providing the
ability to restore data back to any point in the previous 90 days. You get
seven days for a file that changes every day.
Steve is right: should probably do something like verexists=unlimited and
retextra=21. That way if
Greetings,
Our Storage Team is migrating all filesystems from one Celerra NAS
to another. Today we backup the old one via NDMP, and are beginning to
backup filesystems on the new one via NDMP as they come online.
The Storage Team would like to use the NDMP backups as a way to
migrate the l
I have a question about aggregate data transfer rate. Why it is always a
lot slower than the network data transfer rate?
For example:
ANE4961I (Session: 18137, Node: MFDCITRIX) Total number
of bytes transferred: 13.61 GB (SESSION: 18137)
03/18/09 15:37:37 ANE4963I (Ses
Hi,
I had a TSM Environment like this:
TSM Server V5.4.3.0 on Windows 2003 SP2
TSM Client V5.4.3.0 on Windows 2003 SP2
TSM Client V5.4.0.0 on Linux RH
TS3200 LTO3 Tape Drive.
The Problem is that the tape cartridge (LTO3), can only fill with capacity
400GB.
Volume Name Storage
You are probably writing data that is already compressed or
data that just doesn't compress much.
One other thing, "query devclass ltoclass f=d"
and see if "format" is ULTRIUM3C. If no "C" on the end
then is not compressing on drive is problem.
David Longo
>>> Yudi Darmadi 3/18/2009 11:03 PM >
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