Good Morning,
We replaced a library and I went through and deleted the libr, paths and drives
then defined them all again. This went fine, but when I ran checkin libv it is
ending to fast and successful but didn't add anything. I even tried to audit
the library and still not seeing any tapes.
Check the path to your library device; it sounds like that's the wrong
device, or it's not working correctly.
When you look at the new library directly, are the tapes there and in
storage slots, not input slots?
HTH,
Nick
On Thursday, March 20, 2014, D'Antonio III, Vincent E (N-Aerotek) <
vincen
Hi,
I running TSM 6.1.4.5 and I'm looking to backup CIFS shares running from an EMC
VNXe. Can someone provide me with Step-by-step instructions for setting up
NDMP from scratch within TSM? I'm using a VTL and have one library defined.
What are the steps to setup NDMP within Tivoli and how d
Hi,
For TSM 6.1, the setting up NDMP instructions are available online at
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/tsminfo/v6/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.itsm.srv.doc%2Fr_ndmp.html
.
Angela
Angela Robertson
IBM Software Group
Durham
John,
In TSM 6.4 this behavior was changed so that we do not always reset the
CBT on full backups. This was done, in part, to allow out of band full
backups to be done to a different node / server without interrupting the
incremental chain of the primary backup.
Are you seeing this issue with 6.4
Hi guys!
I read in several IBM documents lines like "TSM also supports some
configurations with LAN-free to disk-based storage pools" and "...
If you are implementing one of TSM's supported LAN-free to disk solutions..."
but I cannot find any details about these "supported configurations".
I know
Eric, you can use GPFS.
Joerg
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From: "EJ van Loon (SPLXM) - KLM"
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Subject: [ADSM-L] LAN-free to disk
Hi guys!
I read in several IBM documents lines like "TSM also supports some
configurations with LA
I was told as long as I kept the mode as IFINCR it would not reset CBT info
before I started, but it did. This was on TSM for VE 6.4, VMWare 5.1, and a
6.3.3 server. Perhaps there is another way that would work without resetting
CBT. If so, please share.
I did onetime IFINCR backups to a new da
I've searched quite a bit and can't seem to find any guidelines on the
following:
1) VMWare VSwitch configuration to maximize throughput for VM
backups/restores
2) Expected throughput using 10Gb adapters
We are in a situation at the moment where mass backups work quite well and
are very fast: as
Hi Matthew
Can you tell us some more about your infrastructure? What kind of disk
storage network are you using? iSCSI? FC? block-data? NAS?
Are your stated rates for image backups, or file-level incremental?
What version of TSM are you using?
Best regards,
Mike, x7942
RMD IT Client Servi
Sure thing:
1) The VMWare environment is connected via 8Gb fibre to an EMC VNX 5700
and uses mostly tiered storage pools (SSD-SAS), The TSM server is
connected to a V7000 via fibre as well. The TSM database is on SSD and
the storage pools are on 84 NL-SAS disks in a RAID6 extent pool provided
by
Great
SORRY -- I forgot to ask - where is your proxy? physical or VM? is your
proxy/datamover reading VMs via FC or ethernet?
Is the TSM server a VM or physical?
Offhand I would say those rates aren't horrible, much depends on the
distribution of file sizes, and number of files you are backing
The datamover is virtual and uses hotadd or nbd for transport. All backup
traffic runs over the network as a result. Image backups to TSM run
anywhere from 150-200 MB/s. Our nightly backup traffic typically peaks at
350-400 MB/s.
Matthew McGeary
Technical Specialist
PotashCorp - Saskatoon
306.9
That's a nice setup. My preference would be to use a physical proxy, and
read them from the SAN, to lessen impact to your VMs and their shared
infrastructure. You might tinker with that.
Are you partitioning your VM traffic across those 10Gb connections, with
dedicated channels for VMotion, back
There is also this http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg27041348
Using Tivoli Storage Manager to Backup Network Attached Storage
This STE will: Provide an overview of the Network Storage (NAS) backup
environment. It will also cover configuration details for Network Data
Management P
There is an article in the TSM wiki re: using LAN-free with TSM VE:
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/wikis/home?lang=en#!/wiki/Tivoli%20Storage%20Manager/page/Recommendations%20for%20Using%20LAN-free%20with%20Tivoli%20Storage%20Manager%20for%20Virtual%20Environments
There's also info
Now that TSM V5 is gone from our shop and we're all TSM V6.2, it's time
to move some things around. Such as the TSM DB2 database. The manual
says to do a full database backup and restore. That could take days of
downtime with our 150-300GB databases, and a lot of angst, so that is
not really accept
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