David
Not 100% sure on the HP Bladecenters, but I do have experience with the
IBM ones - probably all of a muchness.
The IBM ones can either use passthru modules (which present every port of
the dual port card on each blade) or switches. From what you are saying,
I'd have thought you have swi
Steve
I like that idea :)
Is it a supported config do you know?
Steven
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Hi Andy
I checked it and the file vnetinst.dll did not exist on the server , I have
another server with the same configuration (Windows 2008 and Tsm client
6.1.0.2) the systemstate backup is running correctly and there too the file
vnetinst.dll did not exist !!!
On the server with the error I
Tsm 5.5.1.0
Tdp 5.5.1.0
Exchange 2007
Trying to restore an SG to an RSG on an alternate exchange2007 server using
legacy restore.
According to the doc,
“When performing a Legacy restore of mailbox databases, if a Recovery Storage
Group exists, mailbox databases will be restored to the Recovery
Hi Steven,
Thanks for your thoughts - disk resilience between the two ports on the
blade is an unmoveable for the customer, so sharing disk and tape traffic
over the same ports is really the only option, if the SAN Storage Agent is
to be used. After opening a query with IBM about this config, thei
Hi Robert,
When TSM performs system state backup, it asks the operating system (via
VSS) for the list of files that are part of system state. TSM then attempts
to back these files up. If the file cannot be found, then the system state
backup will stop (as you have seen). Therefore it would seem th
Preach it Wanda!
Steve Schaub
Systems Engineer, Windows
BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee
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Steve,
If you are restoring legacy backup into an RSG... you do NOT need to use
the "Restore Into" dialog box. The "Restore Into" dialog box (right-click)
is only used for VSS backups.
For Legacy restores into the RSG, you only need to have the RSG defined
with the proper databases added and the
Steve.
While performing restore into the Recovery Storage Group, you want to ensure
that you add the database for the SG and MS that you are trying to restore to
your RSG. You do those steps with the Exchange management console; after
creating the RSG, right-click on it and select Add database
David,
I used to think that sharing disk and tape on the same HBA was only FUD
spread to make you buy the bigger server. I used mixed disk and tape on
windows servers from HP, Dell and IBM for years without a hitch.
However, within the last 12 months I had a customer with 4 IBM Xseries
boxe
Hi Buddy,
I'm afraid I have to disagree somewhat. You've only described the
"fullvm" backup option, and that's not what most people use, at least on
Windows.
The TSM default behaviour is actually to back up individual files from
each guest (windows) to each node set up for that guest. Doing
Every time we snapshot a VM, we have the option of doing the entire farm
or just a single vm. When we do a single VM, we are getting the entire
machine, not just what changed. We use the B/A client to get the
individual file level changes. If we dump the entire farm, we get
snapshots for every m
Tsm client 6.1, server 5.4.4.
Client os windows 2003 64 bit.
Just brought these machines on line. Upon first scheduled backup, got the
following.
Searched tivoli support with no results.
Looked in tsm messages manual, no joy there either.
Errors follow.
09/30/2009 00:00:26 ANS5250E An unexpect
Actually the response from me below was to someone that didn't want to use
the B/A client to get the individual file level changes. We back up VMs
both ways. We had our first DR test using VMs last Feb in Boulder, CO at
IBM and everything went without a problem.
We use the VM snapshots for bare
Hi Gary,
Go to the link in my sig and do a search on MOMLOG. I think you will find
some "joy" there (or at least a reasonable facsimile). :-)
Best regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Product Development
Level 3 Team Lead
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I ordered media for TSM for Databases 5.5. The CDs I received are labeled Data
Protection for Oracle 5.4.1. Is there a 5.5 TDP for Oracle or is 5.4.1 the
current version?
David
I recently downloaded a 5.5.1 TDP for Oracle for Solaris package
(C1CQ0ML.tar.gz) from IBM Passport Advantage, and there's a 5.5.1.1 patch
also available on the IBM FTP site
(ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/storage/tivoli-storage-management/patches/tivoli
-data-protection/oracle/solaris/SPARC64/v5511/).
On Sep 30, 2009, at 1:26 PM, David E Ehresman wrote:
I ordered media for TSM for Databases 5.5. The CDs I received are
labeled Data Protection for Oracle 5.4.1. Is there a 5.5 TDP for
Oracle or is 5.4.1 the current version?
See the online 5.5 manuals at
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocen
Folks:
We are working on rolling out the TSM client for Windows v6 to our campus,
anticipating the eventual Windows 7 landslide that is going to hit.
A major concern: as IBM is now delivering its own JRE as part of the
client, how is IBM planning to maintain the JRE, in light of the all-too
fr
I have a zombied EXPORT session that refuses to die, even after bouncing
the server.
I was running an export from a 5.5.3 server to my 6.1.2 server. Of
course, the 6.1.2 server crashed (any reasonable activity seems to kill
6.1.x - very fragile), thus hanging the export.
The "Q EXPORT" shows:
3
Wanda,
Running your proxy on a tsm server would allow you to use sharedmemory instead
of network transfer, which theoretically should help. The question is whether
the 2 apps will play nice together, good luck getting either side to formally
approve the setup, although it sounds like a good id
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