Morning all,
I'm not that clued up on Exchange so I'm not sure if this is a TSM or Exchange
issue.
Basically, we have 20 Storage Groups and up until recently backups have been
running fine (have been for years). But just recently I was alerted to the fact
that four of the storage groups (coinc
Hi,
This is the copyg related to the Exchange TSM Client.
PolicyPolicyMgmt Copy Versions Versions
Retain Retain
DomainSet Name Class Group Data Data
ExtraOnly
Name
Hi Farren
DP/Exchange does not actually truncate the logs,
the Exchange Server does the actual truncation.
When a DP/Exchange backup completes successfully,
it will tell the Exchange Server that it has stored the
backup and that it can truncate the logs.
At that point, the Exchange Server decides
Many thanks Del,
I'll pass this on to our Exchange admin and get them to have a look at their
end first ( rather than point the finger at TSM right away! ).
Regards
Farren
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L@vm.marist.edu] On Behalf Of Del
Hoobler
Sent:
Hi all,
can any one knows how to extract the occupancy report along with
domain name and node together
regards
Yuvaraj
Not exactly sure what you are looking for, but here is a report I run
daily on all our tsm servers. It gives a single line occupancy per node
along with the domain. It might be a starting place for you to work with.
select -
occupancy.node_name, -
nodes.domain_name, -
Try next query:
select b.domain_name, a.node_name as Node_Name, count(*) as File_Spaces,
sum(a.physical_mb) as Physical_MB, sum(a.logical_mb) as Logical_MB,
sum(a.num_files) as Files -
from occupancy a, nodes b -
where a.stgpool_name = -
and a.node_name = b.node_name -
group by b.domain_name,
Hi...
IBM has a fix for slow TSM DB Backups. It is called loopback TCP address
problem referenced to PMR #54435,379,000. TSM DB backups will run as fast as
before you performed the AIX V6.1.7.x/V7.1.x.x O/S upgrade.
