Hi everybody,
All days i have a node with status of severed, in the actlog i have no help,
just that
2014-01-30 04:00ANR0482WSession 3738 for node NODE_NAME
(WinNT) terminated - idle for more than 15 minutes. (SESSION: 3738)
And always that message, Anyone have an idea
Try to increase communication timeout by:
SETOPT IDLETIMEOUT 60
or more than 60 minutes
Grigori Solonovitch, Senior Systems Architect, IT, Ahli United Bank Kuwait,
www.ahliunited.com.kw
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Edit:
dsmschedlog
30/01/2014 04:09:15 Fichier normal --> 15 087 043 072 \\node...[Envoyi]
30/01/2014 04:09:15 ANS1809W Une session avec le serveur TSM a iti diconnectie.
Le systhme va tenter de ritablir la connexion.
30/01/2014 04:09:35 ... a riussi
30/01/2014 04:12:33 Fichier normal -->
Hi Grigori Solonovitch and thanks for the reply,
I have question how i see my current idletimeout?
Regard, Mickael.
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q opt IDLETIMEOUT
or dsmserv.opt
Grigori Solonovitch, Senior Systems Architect, IT, Ahli United Bank Kuwait,
www.ahliunited.com.kw
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Thanks Grigori Solonovitch.
My current idletimeout was 15minutes.
Regard, Mickael
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We’re in a situation where we want to temporarily prevent our users from ever
writing directly to our tape drives. In the event that our primary random
access stgpools hit 100% utilization, we want client backups to fail rather
than failover over to the next, sequential access stgpool. As fa
Brian -
The most common way to achieve your goal is to do an UPDate STGpool, with
ACCess=READOnly.
Richard Sims
That sounds like it will prevent migrations of new data from the disk pool into
the subordinate tape pool. We still want to be able to migrate data from our
disk cache into the tape storage pools. We only want to prevent client session
from accessing the tape drives.
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Brian Kunst
Storage A
If the tape pool is in a separate device class from other storage pools, you
could set the mount limit on the device class to 0. That's our strategy when we
do library maintenance to allow operations to continue to/from our disk and
file pools.
On Thu, Jan 30, 2014 at 10:47:46AM -0800, Brian Ku
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