Hello Gary, hopefully you have had your questions answered by now, but if
not then let me chime in.
Before I begin, let me warn you that my experience with TSM 6.2 is on Aix,
so some things may not apply to RedHat Enterprise Linux.
For myself, the "correct" directory layout is a mixture of pers
On Feb 15, 2011, at 5:06 PM, Robert Clark wrote:
> 16:01:18.507558 IP 192.168.1.116.1505 > 10.1.1.235.2735: F 2235:2235(0)
> ack 38543 win 61320
Robert -
One thing I'd check into is port definitions for the TSM server and what the
client is configured to think it should be accessing at the serv
Greetings All:
When a backup TSM agent is loaded on a backup client, we can see the results of
an incremental backup in a log file that is stored on the client (i.e.
dsmsched.log).
When we run a VCB incremental from the proxy server, there doesn't appear to be
any log on the client of the file
Hi Richard,
In the past we had multiple TSM server instances per box. This lead to
TCPPORT numbers starting at 1500, and going up by 5.
Locally, TCPADMINPORT is left to the default (which is to use the value of
TCPPORT). It is hard to argue that the default isn't good practice.
Thanks,
[RC]
Hi Andy,
Yes, we did get a pcap file for one of the failed LiteSpeed
backups. This backup was sent to a different TSM server than the text
pasted earlier in this email thread. (TCPPORT on this server is 1500.) The
details of the TSM server are the same as the profile (we have several new
L
Danny, are you running the backups on a client-side schedule or a TSM server
prompted schedule? If you are using a client side script, simply redirect the
output from dsmc to a text file by using ">> full_path_and_file_name" at the
end of the dsmc command line in the client side script.
Ray
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Hi,
I would like to know how I can save Microsoft DFS-R with TSM, any ideas? , can
I use HSM for Windows ?
Regards,
Fran
Fran,
HSM is different than a backup, and serves a different purpose than
convenience restores or Disaster Recovery. As I understand it, its chief
purpose is to economize on high cost data storage.
I had not heard of DFS before you asked about it. It seems that it
replicates f
The folks are our shop who handle the big network shares use DFSR to
replicate data to DR servers. Our TSM backups take place on the DR
server with a standard BA client. Restores requires.
From: "Huebschman, George J."
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Date: 02/16/2011 03:17 PM
Subject:
On 16 feb 2011, at 18:49, Robert Clark wrote:
> It is hard to argue that the default isn't good practice.
>
setting tcpadminport to something different from the tcppport, and setting
adminonclientport to no allows you to prevent unauthorized access to tsm admin
interface via a firewall. Since
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