Hi,
I am pretty new to TSM and have the task of installing a new setup, I read
a lot about the TSM server installation and did some tests in a VMware
setup.
The question I have is this, I have a HP server with 10 internal SAS disks
on a raidcontroller that does raid1/raid5/raid10 that will become
Hi Rick,
We hade a wild discussion about this last Tivoli User Group Meeting in Sweden.
And I think most people got the best performance by using
RAID 1+0 on DB on as fast disk as possible. (Fusion I/O, SSD or 15K SAS)
RAID 1 for Active/Archive Log
Mutliple RAID 5 for Diskpool
Best Regards
Christ
Thanks Christian, so that would result in;
1 - raid 1 - OS+active log / archive log (2d)
2 - raid 10 - db (4d)
3 - raid 5 - diskpool (4d)
Keeping the active / archive logs on the same raid-1 set won't be an issue
I guess as longs as I use two seperate partitions but isn't the backup
speed with t
Hi Guys
Does anyone know what the TSM Server requirements are to perform backups for
Exchange 2010. Is TSM Server V5.5.3 supported?
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Hi Brent,
The statement on the requirement page says:
"Any Tivoli Storage Manager Server (TSM) currently in support"
Source:
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21567514
Thanks,
Del
"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" wrote on
Slight correction on the referenced tech note. I should have
pointed to this source:
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21567577
And the full statement reads:
"Any Tivoli Storage Manager Server (TSM) currently in support
which is supported by the version of the TS
Ironically, I have been planning for Exchange 2010, and have a seen a
possible conflict with the doco...
I too read the information that Del provided, but yesterday when I read
the DP for Exchange doco, more specifically version 6.1.2 Chapter 2
"software and hardware requirements" (page 39)I ran a
I wish to encrypt all files in c:\crypt and all its subdirectories.
If I read the client manual correctly, this will take two include.encrypt
statements as follows:
Include.encrypt "c:\crypt\*.*"
Include.encrypt "c:\crypt\"
Is this correct, if not where have I gone wrong?
Thanks for the help.
... is a wildcard for subdirectories
Do not use the notation *.*, as that pattern will only match files with a . in
the name. (There is a lot of old incorrect doc out there with that notation
left over from pre-long file name windows, but don't use it.)
What you want is:
Include.encrypt "c:\cryp
Thanks to Wanda for the solution. I forgot about ...
So finally, "*" matches everything, as always in unix linux, etc.
Gary Lee
Senior System Programmer
Ball State University
phone: 765-285-1310
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU] On Beh
PMR only since this a permanent fix -- See PMR #53387,379,000 and PMR
#54435,379,000
IBM has said the following --
IBM has tested TSM with AIX 7.1 and it also was shower for the DB backup
performance. The TSM ATS Performance team has had other customers report
this same problem and they resolve
Rick,
The User's Guide is wrong. The web page is correct.
Thanks,
Del
"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" wrote on 03/22/2012
10:49:57 AM:
> From: Rick Adamson
> To: ADSM-L@vm.marist.edu
> Date: 03/22/2012 11:18 AM
> Subject: Re: Exchange 2010 back
We have applied a similar fix, and it not only speeds up the database backups,
but inventory expiration as well.
- Margaret
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Charles P.
Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 7:58 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.
Rick/Brent
This is what we have and it's working.
AIX v6 ML3
TSM Server: v5.5.3.0
WinOS 2008 SP1
Exchange 2010
TSM BA: v6.2.3.0
TDP:v6.1.3.2
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Good for you..I am glad IBM gave you a fix to help on performance issues.
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Margaret
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2012 10:29 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] Slow TSM DB Back
Greetings!
I'm looking at building a very small TSM environment to support a remote site.
Since there are only a couple of terabytes of data and the change rate should
be only a few hundred gig per day, what I'm thinking of is a TSM server with
about 5TB of internal storage for onsite deduped f
Yep in filenames, not in directory names.
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Gary
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2012 11:07 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] Encryption include clarification
Thanks to Wanda for the
Ok. Think I have encryption working.
Tried the following experiment.
1. Added these lines to dsm.opt
encryptiontype aes128
encryptkey generate
include.encrypt "c:\Documents and Settings\glee.BSU\My Documents\crypt\...\*"
2. did an incremental backup to pick up the crypt folder just created and
They restored because the client had an encryption key, delete that, or
possibly the encryptiontype line and you will be prompted for it.
As for testing to see if they ARE encrypted, i think the client may say
with a q backup (but not sure). The test I used was to try a restore after
I had remove
Not really answering your question (sorry), but have you thought about
client side de-dupe and backing up to a TSM instance in your main DC?
For something that small, I'd look to a local TSM server as a last resort.
Steven
On 22 March 2012 16:29, Bob Levad wrote:
> Greetings!
>
> I'm looking a
Steve,
We are considering that as well, but the remote office is fairly autonomous and
several states away.
With limited bandwidth, replication of DR info to us is probably reasonable,
but recovery would involve transporting data back to the remote office.
They already do backups to disks that
I have a problem too for mailbox restore, but the msg error is:
Restore Failed ACN0208E: There is not enough disk space for the
operation attempted.
Client TDP Version: V6.1.3
Server TSM Version: V6.2.3
Exchange 2007 Server
Disk usage on Exchange, 30Gb Free on 200Gb Lun size
When i restore from T
With the ENCRYPTKEY GENERATE specified the client creates the key at the
beginning of the backup and that key is kept with the data stream stored on
the TSM server. When you restore this the key in the data stream is used. I
believe they also refer to this as transparent encryption.
The include.en
Hi Anderson,
From the User's Guide:
* Temporary space is needed to accommodate the mailbox
database during mailbox restore operations. Specify the
location of this temporary space by setting these two optional
parameters on the MMC GUI, or in the Data Protection for Exchange
configu
Well, there you go. you're spot on there Bill!
I'm struggling to see what use generate is, What't the point of encrypting
the data when the key is handed out whenever a restore is performed?
That must be why I've only ever used "encryptkey save" in the past.
On 22 March 2012 19:57, Bill Boyer
According to the TSM 6.3 VE install guide, It supports Instant restores of
volumes only. Not the Full VM's.
Using the TSM recovery agent, you mount the desired disk snapshot and it's
instantly available.
I just ran into this Field Guide, which shows how to perform an instant
restore of a full VM.
>>I'm struggling to see what use generate is, What't the point of encrypting
>>the data when the key is handed out whenever a restore is performed?
Well, it prevents anybody who doesn't have access to the console of that
machine from restoring the data, esp. to a different machine.
If you don't
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