On 28 apr 2009, at 11:26, admbackup wrote:
I am having a problem with two mount points in a tsm server.
The tsm server is connected to a tape library of 4 drivers. When I
input query mount there are always two moint points in RESERVED
status:
ANR8376I Mount point reserved in device class LTOD
I am having a problem with two mount points in a tsm server.
The tsm server is connected to a tape library of 4 drivers. When I input query
mount there are always two moint points in RESERVED status:
ANR8376I Mount point reserved in device class LTODEV, status: RESERVED.
ANR8376I Mount point r
I've installed the IBM Tape Device Driver v6.2.0.1 onto a Windows 2008 x64
Server. The install is always successful and installs on all medium
changers and tape drives.
On some devices, when I reboot the server the driver doesn't stay
associated to the tape or medium changer device. This appears
Hi,
Is Removable storage service disabled?
//Henrik
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Subject: [ADSM-L] IBM Tape Device Driver - Windows Server 2008
I've inst
So, I've got some DB2 database backups on my TSM server. For those of
you who aren't familiar with the way that app backs up, you have a
relatively small number of large files; we have one or two sessions
running, so we have one or two files when we're done. This means my
DB fulls are rattling ar
And, I've seen this happen when your mount limit is set to something
other than "DRIVES". Like when you have your device class set to 2 as a
mount limit, TSM will "reserve" the other 2 to prevent an admin process
from using them.
See Ya'
Howard
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Andy,
This is not TSM SAN Discovery problem. This is more of a IBM tape driver
issue. Did you have to re-install the IBM tape device driver for some of
the device each time after reboot? Did you have this problem before or
only with device driver 6.2.0.1?
Regards,
Jo Lay
Tivoli Storage P
You realy cannot find any reference in the actlog saying TSM needs Tape
drives???
Try stopping (not restarting) all the storage agents on the clients. Restart
the TSM server and look again.
When the problem still exist it is related to the TSM server.
When not, the problem is related to the sta
On Apr 28, 2009, at 8:54 AM, Allen S. Rout wrote:
The cleanest way to handle these huge files, if I'd anticipated this
corner case when I started, would be to arrange for the big files to
be in their own separate storage heirarchy. I'd never even reclaim
the copy stgpool volumes from there: It'
Please report this problem to IBM and we will open a PMR for this and
investigate further.
Regards,
Jo Lay
Tivoli Storage Products, IBM Software Group
jo...@us.ibm.com
What's available?
There used to be a client but I'm not having much luck finding anything
currently.
We're apparently looking at SAP's "Enterprise Search" product, and I'm not
getting any warm & fuzzies about it.
Supported OS: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (OK, been there, can do that)
Supporte
Tom
I believe you need the ADINT client as MAXDB was SAPDB was ADABAS. As I
understand it this is not generally available in the same way as other
clients but rather by special offer. Talk to your friendly IBM rep.
Regards
Steve
Steven Harris
TSM Admin, Sydney Australia
"Kauff
Hi Kurt,
good point.
I will try to get familiar with this and proceed as you recommended.
Best regards,
Rainer
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Hi,
I made a full image backup of drive f: in windows. In restore window of B/A
client, drive f: is appeared in both "File Level" and "Image" hierarchy. Is
it possible to restore selected files and directories from this image
backup?
Thanks so much,
Mehdi Salehi
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