TDP for Exchange version 6.1 should be able to restore only selected
items from a full mailstore backup into your RSG. But, I wouldn't be
surprised if it had to retrieve all data from the TSM server in order
to be able to leave out the undesired data. It's not the TSM server
that does the filterin
Hi All,
Does IBM has documentation on administering TSM using Integrated Solution
Console ? Never thought before until I can't find how to add Storage Agent.
Usually I'm using previous TSM Web Administration.
BR,
Martin
On 4 jun 2009, at 09:10, Sabar Martin Hasiholan Panggabean wrote:
Hi All,
Does IBM has documentation on administering TSM using Integrated
Solution Console ? Never thought before until I can't find how to
add Storage Agent. Usually I'm using previous TSM Web Administration.
Wasn't the only u
Well .. I'm definetly fine with command line. Just wondering if this ISC is as
just powerful as previous TSM Web Admin.
BR,
Martin
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>> Just wondering if this ISC is as just powerful as previous TSM Web
Admin.
Surely not, just a waste of time, disk space and energy. I'm still
wondering who uses that ... thing.
Cheers.
Arnaud
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I agreed completely with "that .". I have tried to use ISC a few times
with no success.
I was using TSM WEB Interface 5.2, which was announced by IBM as a temporary
solution for TSM 5.3, with TSM 5.4 and TSM 5.5 successfully. I addition, I am
using command line interface dsmadmc.
I wonder,
Hello everybody,
I'm trying to set up HSM (TSM 5.5.2) for our Windows fileserver. For
testing purposes I've created a folder c:\temp\hsmtest and put a file into
that folder. I set up a hsm job for that folder and ran it whicht worked as
expected: The file has been moved into the tsm archive and h
Did you ran expire inventory?
Regards,
Karel
Hello everybody,
I'm trying to set up HSM (TSM 5.5.2) for our Windows fileserver. For
testing purposes I've created a folder c:\temp\hsmtest and put a file
into that folder. I set up a hsm job for that folder and ran it whicht
worked as
expect
IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Mail supports automated
Individual Mailbox Restore starting with
Data Protection for Exchange version 6.1.
For example, the command to restore a
mailbox could look like this:
TDPEXCC RESTOREMAILBOX hoobler
The technique that Data Protection for Exchange uses to
p
Thanks for the pioneer work with 6.1! Myself and other free riders are
in deep gratitude to those contributing to making version 6 stable and
useful. When the dust settles in a year or so I too may choose to
upgrade knowing that others have taken the risk of losing their data and
personal sanity in
Well, I didn't. NOW I did and 1 file has been deleted from the archive. But
I was still able to search and restore the deleted file from the HSM client
GUI!?! How the hack can that happen? Any Ideas? I'm totally confused... :-/
kind regards,
Stephan
2009/6/4 Bos, Karel
> Did you ran expire inve
On Jun 4, 2009, at 7:21 AM, Hans Christian Riksheim wrote:
...
Frankly, I am a bit worried. I look at the bloat at Passport
Advantage(4GB download for reporting? Seriuos?) and it seems that
every
piece of s**t software that IBM has produced now is forced upon us.
Already TSM in itself has a stee
Grigori,
If deduplication is your driving force, you really need to evaluate
if a VTL or NAS appliance may be a better solution for your environment.
There are several out there and some have evolved to provide primary
storage dedup.
I agree that the massive increase in resources is troublin
I understand that rman CAN automatically delete old backups. As a TSM Admin, I
am being asked to verify that rman IS deleting old backups. Is there any way
to verify such from the TSM side?
David
>>> Grigori Solonovitch 6/4/2009 1:42 AM >>>
I am using RMAN 9i/10g with TSM 5.5 successfully.
R
Hi David,
>From the TSM Side you can run 'tdposync' utility that is included with the
DP Oracle installation. This will run a comparison between the RMAN
catalog and TSM Server showing orphaned backups left on the TSM Server.
This utility also provides the ability to delete these orphaned backups.
Do you have to use the RMAN catalog, or can I use 'tdposync' against the
control files?
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David,
I suggest you to use the hidden "show version" command on your server, that
will allow to list the contents of backed up data on the server.
Just issue : "show version nametype=fsid" with =node_name and
=filespace_FSID
This is my favorite method !
Cheers.
Arnaud
Hi Grigori and Arnaud,
For someone that has been using TSM from version 5.2 or familiar with TSM we
can say "that ...". How about to convince new customers that the "old thing"
better that the "new one". They prefer use things new (up-to-date) and get
satisfied with what they have bought.
BR,
Hi everybody.
Try this select
select NODE_NAME, DATE(BACKUP_DATE)as fecha, FILESPACE_NAME, HL_NAME, LL_NAME,
CLASS_NAME from backups where NODE_NAME='XXX' and FILESPACE_NAME=''
order by fecha asc
It will display the filespace backup date.
Kind Regards
JOrge
> Date: T
Hminteresting. I found out, that this behaviour only occurrs when the
delete file is still in the trashbin. Well that's great but I didn't expect
that! Does that mean you can move migrated files without restoring them?
Does that even work across different drives?
Kind regards,
Stephan
On Thu,
Hello everybody,
durig my HSM tests I ran into the problem, that every time I try to open the
properties dialog of migrated *.exe files, the explorer hangs. I even
disabled the McAfee 8.5i services but the problem remains. Other filetypes
I've tried (e.g. *.ISO) don't cause this issue.
I can't e
The ISC experts say that it's a lot better as of 6.1: better workflow,
smaller footprint. So if you've gotten a bad impression in the past,
try to keep an open mind.
Or are your complaints about the version bundled with 6.1?
Lindsay Morris
Principal
TSMworks, Inc.
1-919-403
On 4 jun 2009, at 19:31, Lindsay Morris wrote:
The ISC experts say that it's a lot better as of 6.1: better workflow,
smaller footprint. So if you've gotten a bad impression in the past,
try to keep an open mind.
I must agree with Lindsay on this. The most recent ISC, as it comes
with TSM 6.1
Right, GUI doesn't thrill us command-line bigots, does it?
Servergraph has web-based management of TSM where you can see what
commands it's issuing behind the scenes. Best of both worlds IMHO.
(Don't flame me, I no longer work for Servergraph. Thanks.)
Lindsay Morris
Princi
Hi, Steve.
Don't hang up the TSM hat yet. I'll bet one dbbackup to tape and two to
disk would resolve that issue. Or heck, do all three to disk and xfer
one offsite via network (ftp, rsync, something) and you can save that
last dbbackup tape as well.
Alex Pascha
Hey you kids, get off my yard!
It seems that many of us have a parental relationship with the product.
In any other case, we would likely have severed the connection some time
ago.
Clearly the product is facing a challenge with its peers and up and
comers, and needs to show ongoing improvement
Hi,
I'm not sure this is what you want, but go to Policy Domains,select the
sever containing the node you want do do a lan free backup for, select the
domain that node is assigned to, open the client node twistie, select the
node, and the table action Enable LAN-Free data Movement - this wizard
>> and get satisfied with what they have bought
Martin,
This is exactly the point ! Are you satisfied with the ISC /AC combination so
far ? If yes, I'm very happy for you, but
from my readings of this list, lots of users are not, and so am I.
I really would like to hear why IBM decided to drop a
Arnaud,
This is exactly the point ! Are you satisfied with the ISC /AC
combination so far ? If yes, I'm very happy for you, but
from my readings of this list, lots of users are not, and so am I.
I really would like to hear why IBM decided to drop a CPU and
storage inexpensive / ergonomic /fast /
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