ea as I
have unstalled it yet!
Rgds,
David McClelland
Global Management Systems, Reuters Ltd, London
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What´s up everyone!
A
o - any ideas about the best way to monitor (preferably using Tivoli
e.g. ITM, logfile adapters etc) jbb backups?
Quite a lot there - sorry!
Rgds,
David McClelland
Global Management Systems
Reuters
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London EC4P 4AJ
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XE suggested it
had been there since last week, even though no session on the TSM
server). So I think this had most to do with an apparently
non-functional journaling daemon.
That's almost all for now, I think this is resolved now... Has anyone
else who is using TSM Journaling devised an a
the policy that
you wish for your Mac files.
Rgds,
David McClelland
Global Management Systems, Reuters Ltd., London
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Subject: different backup policy on single node
ether a select query and check that the CLASS_NAME is
correct - for example, if you've just implemented this, the simplest
test would be:
select * from backups where class_name=''
Very crude - you might want to modify this to satisfy yourself that it's
working properly.
R
7;d really like to know how
many objects have been inspected or 'affected' during the session too.
Is there a way of finding this out from the TSM server *during* the
session?
Rgds,
David McClelland
Reuters
85 Fleet Street
London EC4P 4AJ
E-mail [EMAI
r the amount of data backed up in the session. I have kicked off a manual
backup from a friendly node and can't see any correlation between the 'show session'
and the backup output.
Sign, *if only* there were documentation for the 'show' commands were documented...
;o)
plenty of
AIX and DB2 backer-uppers (sp?!) on the list who given this info might
be able to help narrow down your problem - it certainly sounds like it
could be an interesting thread...
Rgds,
David McClelland
Global Management Systems, Reuters Ltd., London
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shhh, don't tell anyone!), one of which is published by MS
but requires a kernel debugger to be attached to the system via a null modem cable!
You can tell that they don't really want anyone to be able to turn this feature off!
Rgds,
David McClelland
Global Management Systems, Reu
ed to work for me in the past:
# nohup dsmc sched /dev/null 2>&1 &
Or, manually open a new shell:
# ksh
# nohup dsmc sched > /dev/null 2>&1 &
# exit
And just check with a `ps -ef` to ensure the dsmc sched is still
present...
Hope this helps,
Rgds,
David McClellan
to back this up... I haven't
noticed any other problems on the server, however.
Anyone else seen these?
Rgds,
David McClelland
Management Systems Integrator
Global Management Systems
Reuters
85 Fleet Street
London EC4P 4AJ
hing up to 20 hours finish in 30 minutes.
O - We've upped to TSM 5.1.6.7 client level for journaling nodes.
Hope this helps.
David McClelland
Management Systems Integrator
Global Management Systems
Reuters
85 Fleet Street
London EC4P 4AJ
-Origi
D around p410,412 for
more details on getting JBB's to work with MSCS.
David McClelland
Management Systems Integrator
Global Management Systems
Reuters
85 Fleet Street
London EC4P 4AJ
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From: Barth, Terry (MBS) [mailto:[EMAIL
e the administrative client, or you can navigate to
dsmadmc.exe from your own command line or explorer.
Have fun!
p.s. - Just switched to Powergen at home for our gas and electricity - great service,
and a free £20 gift voucher - fantastic!
David McClelland
Management Systems Integra
Anyone else having problems with searching on ADSM.ORG? Every search,
even open ended ones, is returning 'No Documents Found' and the moment.
Anyone else experiencing this, or have I an over-eager proxy close to
here?
David
precious servers did (or didn't...) backup up
overnight. This product is *so* much better than TDS for SMA, which was,
for me, a nightmare in so many senses.
David McClelland
Tivoli Certified Consultant
Global Management Systems
Reuters
85 Fleet Street
London
' for 'COPY' if you want to see the copystgpool
(offsite in our env) tapes.
Rgds,
David McClelland
Reuters Ltd., London
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Subject: Re: Querying What tapes yo
interdependencies and all manner of clever
stuff.
Here's a link >>>
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/tivoli/products/scheduler/
I don't know about cost, and it might be quite heavy to use *just* for
TSM backups scheduling, but certainly worth a look I'd suggest?
Rgds,
David McCle
or now - can anyone shed
any light on this, or think of some ideas, checks etc.
Your help is much appreciated - I promise I'll be there for you one day!
Rgds,
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oving on from here, an hour to restore a single user's
directory structure (of less than a handful of MB or so) isn't what the
business are expecting, so I'll take a look at how to speed up this
directory scanning procedure for the future.
We live and learn - thanks for the help.
Rg
this server.
There hasn't been any work on this server *that I know of*.
Any ideas guys?
Thanks and Regards,
David McClelland
Management Systems Capabilities
Global Management Systems
Reuters
85 Fleet Street
London EC4P 4AJ
your tape device streams at a fixed rate - LTO gen 1 drives did this,
but were much improved by the LTO gen 2 drives which step their speed
according to how fast the data is streaming in to it, thus in theory
reducing the dreaded back-hitch.
Rgds,
David McClelland
Tivoli Storage Manager
know which version of TDP for Informix they might be
using, but I presume a latest version.
Rgds,
David McClelland
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TDP.
Yeah, the same as we have for other DB and cluster backups - we tend to
put them into a different policy domain too.
Rgds,
David McClelland
Reuters Ltd, London
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as well as
bringing out new stuff. I'm sure there are quite a few shops out there
still with 3590B1A's kicking around...
Rgds,
David McClelland
Reuters Ltd, London
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Matt,
Exactly what command are you using to perform this restore - and is it a
subdirectory in a filesystem with lots of other directories? Are you
witnessing any substantial 'thinking time' before the server sends any
data to the client?
Rgds,
David McClelland
Reuters L
t available in the server code
page, or if the server has a problem accessing system conversion
routines."
Rgds,
David McClelland
Reuters Ltd., London
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Sent: 11 August 2004 05:02
To: [
rnate
Server Restore Procedure". It gives you a few knowledge base references,
and points you to the following:
http://www.ibm.com/Search?v=11&lang=en&cc=us&q=alternate+sql+restore
Good luck,
David McClelland
Tivoli Storage Manager Certified Consultant
Management Sy
xact link to hand, but take a trip
to the IBM Redbooks site and do a sensible search to find it there.
Rgds,
David McClelland
Reuters Ltd., London
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Sent: 24 August 2004 16:00
T
Sandra,
http://publib-b.boulder.ibm.com/abstracts/sg246247.html?Open
Pretty easy - all in the Redbook.
Rgds,
David McClelland
Tivoli Storage Manager Certified Consultant
Operations Backup and Recovery Projects
Shared Infrastructure Development
Reuters
85 Fleet Street
thousands of smaller files. Also, I've found the TSM API client to be
much less tolerant of packet drops too (perhaps because we're normally
using it to back up large files again via a TDP).
Hope that gives you somewhere to start looking.
Rgds,
David McClelland
Reuters Ltd., London
e us their
*recovery* requirements, as opposed to what they believe their *backup*
should be...
Rgds,
David McClelland
Reuters Ltd., London
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simple Google search, (there's talk in some fora about various Linux
problems as well with certain kernel levels). I personally haven't
benchmarked it, so can't comment on any performance particulars.
Rgds,
David McClelland
Tivoli Storage Manager Certified Consultant
ups in TSM which don't at the moment support
encryption.
Hope that helps,
David McClelland
Tivoli Storage Manager Certified Consultant
Operations Backup and Recovery Projects
Shared Infrastructure Development
Reuters
85 Fleet Street
London EC4P 4AJ
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everything is bound to the default management class, then
your retention is as per your default management classes retentions etc (for
backups anyhow - I don't know if you have archives present for this client as
well).
HTH,
David McClelland
London, UK
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t string "". ' have yielded
either nothing or nothing that I can understand!
Any clues or further (probably Java) logfiles I should be looking for?
Many Thanks,
David McClelland
London, UK
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ings such as 'cdLocalToUcs' and ''exception:
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either nothing or nothing that I can understand!
Any clues or further (probably Java) logfiles I should be looking for?
Many Thanks,
David McClell
are.ibm.com site, although I prefer to liken it to my Acorn BBC
Micro Model B (I don't think they ever made it over to the US) reading
at 1200 baud from cassette tape :o)
HTH,
David McClelland
London, UK
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I'm not quite sure I'm understanding *why* you'd want to delete the data
on the volume in the first place - if you simply wanted to return the
physical volume to the scratch pool, wouldn't a 'move data' of its
contents to another volume achieve that without getting the sledgehammer
out?
DMc
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I'm not quite sure I'm understanding *why* you'd wan
backups.
Does anyone have any further insight into this?
Rgds,
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London, UK
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I'll feed back to this list.
Rgds,
David McClelland
London, UK
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From: David McClelland
Sent: 29 March 2007 11:27
To: 'ADSM: Dist Stor Manager'
Subject: Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Database Mirroring and TDP for SQL
Hi Guys,
I've a cu
. regenerate offsite
copies from new drives) rather than being faced with I/O errors when
trying to recover some user's data at 3am one morning...
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int of view at the moment - as far I know
there should be no overhead when TSM BA Client performs a retrieve
operation - there is no compression or encryption here from a TSM point
of view either.
Does anyone have any ideas where I should be looking next?
Many thanks,
David McClelland
Lond
int of view at the moment - as far I know
there should be no overhead when TSM BA Client performs a retrieve
operation - there is no compression or encryption here from a TSM point
of view either.
Does anyone have any ideas where I should be looking next?
Many thanks,
David McClelland
he block size of the VX volumes or
filesystems. If they were not created with exactly the same attributes,
you may bump into a little less efficient layout on the disks. Even if
they are exact, 7MB is pretty tight.
My guess.
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mmand will recreate files instead of symlinks.
Cordialement,
Christophe Copin
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[ADSM-L] Retrieve issue in
deas?
Hi David,
Keep in mind, that archive will follow (if ARCHSYMLinkasfile is not specified)
symbolic links. So, retrieve command will recreate files instead of symlinks.
Cordialement,
Christophe Copin
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es, usually an
additional TSM node registration.
Hope that helps.
David McClelland
London, UK
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Tim Brown
Sent: 28 June 2007 19:37
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Subject: [ADSM-L] tdp for oracle
Does TDP for Ora
y it's not a 'tidier' result
this time.
Rgds,
David McClelland
London, UK
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To: 'ADSM: Dist Stor Manager'
Subject: RE: [ADSM-L] Retrieve issue in nearly full filesystem - any ideas?
As promised,
nce to try it out yet
though.
Rgds,
David McClelland
London, UK
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Subject: [ADSM-L] SQL 2005 Database mirroring
Hi *SM-ers!
One o
ny thoughts on these? Does anyone else have any other
queries or benchmarks which they run from time to time for
'tip-of-the-iceberg' performance troubleshooting.
Rgds,
David McClelland
London, UK
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you
may in addition need to look elsewhere, for example disk array/nearline
backups.
HTH,
David McClelland
London, UK
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Subject: R
Hi Team,
Ive a question about mixing LTO drives and media in the same library LTOn
and LTOn+2.
Windows TSM 5.4.3.2 (soon to be migrated to a 5.5.1.1 server running on
AIX)
IBM 3584 single frame library, presently with 4 x IBM LTO2 drives
Currently no library clients or storage agents.
M
potential for
problems, use one of three special configurations. For details, see
"Defining and Updating 3592 Device Classes" on page 237.
If you plan to encrypt volumes in a library, do not mix media
generations in
the library.
+++
On Thu, Ma
www-01.ibm
.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg1IC59691
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From: David McClelland
Reply-To:
Date: Fri, 20 Mar 2009 05:39:28 -0600
To:
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] Fwd: [ADSM-L] Mixing LTO2 and LTO4 drives and med
Hi Mario,
>From the TSM Server? On the TSM Admin CLI this would be achieved by (logged
in as an administrator with appropriate privs):
UPDATE NODE
You'd need to re-authenticate with this new password at the client side if
using PASSWORDACCESS GENERATE in your options file there. This process m
Bill,
A successful incremental backup is all that's required to re-engage the
journal engine - although given the nature of systems which tend to use the
Journal Based Backup feature in the first place, this isn't always as quick
or straightforward as one would like.
/David Mc
London, UK
-Or
I found the same thing once too Steve - couldn't figure out if I'd enabled
encryption successfully on a TDP client. The only way I could think of at
the time to be certain I'd set it up properly was to enable and look at a
trace on the client. There may be a simpler way (surely there must be).
/Da
Duane,
Duane,
What Christian said. Some of the best guidance on the subject comes from the
Redbook "Implementing IBM Tape in Unix Systems" >>>
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg246502.html?Open - check out chapter
Chapter 5 where the TSM Library Manager and TSM Library Client stuff is set
u
What's the purpose of this? To have a portable copy of the data that someone
else can read? If so, are you going to be sending a copy of the TSM database
with it? Without this, accessing the data on the tape without any metadata
(i.e. that contained in the TSM DB associated with it) could be pretty
We still don't know what the actual requirement is and what parameters there
are here. Are you unnecessarily limiting yourself by specifying 'tape' here?
Does TSM need to have anything to do with this? Is it viable simply to get
these files (how many? what size in total?) and copy them to a safe Wi
case I hear of anything
else on this.
David Mc
London, UK
From: David McClelland [mailto:david.mcclell...@networkc.co.uk]
Sent: 23 March 2009 18:06
To: 'Bill Smoldt'; 'ADSM: Dist Stor Manager'
Subject: RE: [ADSM-L] Fwd: [ADSM-L] Mixing LTO2 and LTO4 drives and media in
the
Hi Team,
I’ve performed an EXPORT NODE operation from a source TSM server (Windows
5.4.3.2) to a target server (AIX 5.5.1.1) over TCP/IP with the TOSERVER
option. All appears to have completed successfully, the processes on both
TSM Servers report SUCCESS with no errors. However, being of a cautio
Thanks Richard, I suspected as much - even within the same server looking at
the same data in different storage pools (i.e. fully synchronised primary
and copy stgpools) I see the same number of objects but a different logical
space value reported.
/DMc
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From: ADSM: Dist
Hi Team,
Has anyone seen this one before? From dsmerror.log.
04/29/2009 11:43:20 ANS1996W The volume mount points enumeration on 'D:\'
volume failed. Windows system error code: 5; reason: 'Access is denied.'.
04/29/2009 11:43:32 ANS1996W The volume mount points enumeration on 'E:\'
volume
I'm sure in the past I remember seeing a documentation CD available for
download from Passport Advantage with the rest of the TSM downloads. That'll
provide the same Eclipse engine as does the IBM Information Center (and you
can even run it on desktop/laptop and make it work from there with a bit o
Obvious question: is the password you're configuring on the client the same
as that you've defined for that node on the TSM Server? Did you try an
`UPDATE NODE ` just to make sure?
/DMc
London, UK
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You might want to take a look at the TSM Admin Guide first to make sure you
understand the concepts here: http://tinyurl.com/opoeqn
LANfree backups are still host-driven, whereby a client sends data directly
to a tape drive over the SAN rather than to the TSM Server via the LAN.
You'll need one in
>From a technical point of view I personally wouldn't think so in this case -
the TSM SAN Storage Agent is a significant piece of code in its own right
(pretty much a cut-down TSM Server I understand) to be sparingly used (in my
opinion) for very specific applications and scenarios to meet particul
Take a look at this link to a presentation given by one of the TSM
Developers at the Oxford Symposium a couple of years back which will answer
one or two of your questions and give some IBM recommendations for best
performance on different disk subsystems and layouts >>>
http://tinyurl.com/qv35v8
But, as Wander points out, with any EXPORT NODE operation you'll need as a
minimum a TSM Server, a TSM Client and an IMPORT NODE operation to read any
of that node's data back again. For me, that doesn't qualify as 'have it be
readable outside of TSM' as stated in Eric's original requirement.
How
According to the UK's judiciary system, these days the meaning of 'life' is
about 4 years (with good behaviour).
Sorry, no technical value to add to this discussion whatsoever, only a
sideswipe at the UK lawlords.
/David Mc
London, UK
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Any chance the data has been consolidated onto fewer volumes between
the archive and the retrieve taking place? Migration, reclamation etc?
/David Mc
London, UK
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On 21 May 2009, at 19:00, rwoods wrote:
I archived 1000 files from a single file system using multiple
sessions
Okay, just checking the obvious stuff: the archive went directly to tape
(four tape drives), not via a disk storage pool? And I presume that a search
in the TSM activity log during the retrieval shows (at least) four separate
tapes being mounted to service the retrieve request?
/David Mc
London, U
Hi Matt,
Does the TSM Server activity log reveal anything - any of the associated
nodes attempting to log in by being denied?
Also, do you have any 'special characters' in the password? I understand
this has caused problems in the past.
And, of course - has this TDP client ever worked? Or has so
Try 'BACKUPS', rather than 'BACKUP' as your table name and that should see
you right.
/David Mc
London, UK
http://www.linkedin.com/in/dmcclelland
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Arthur Poon
Sent: 29 May 2009 16:43
To: ADSM-L@VM
Hi Yudi,
You should be able to grab it from here:
ftp://service.boulder.ibm.com/storage/tivoli-storage-management/tools/unix/R
EADME_TSM52Admin.html
Cheers,
David McClelland
London, UK
http://www.linkedin.com/in/dmcclelland
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Yup, it's a sticky alright, had a look earlier.
/David Mc
London, UK
Sent from my iPhone
On 3 Jun 2009, at 17:00, "Allen S. Rout" wrote:
On Wed, 3 Jun 2009 12:42:05 +0100, Steven Langdale said:
Did I misread the OP? It looks like he is requesting that HIS users
quote previous correspon
I can see it, I think.
Your /optfile: doesn't have a terminating " after the path to the options
file.
/David Mc
London, UK
http://www.linkedin.com/in/dmcclelland
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Matthew Large
Sent: 11 June 2009
Not according to my mail client you didn't Kelly, Richard just pipped you!
;-)
David McClelland
London, UK
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Kelly Lipp
Sent: 11 June 2009 19:41
To: A
What is the nature of the data that you're backing up here? Large
files/objects or lots of smaller files/objects? The classic
recommendation for SAN backups direct to tape is that it's best used
only for larger objects (eg database backups, TDPs or disk image etc)
to ensure optimal streamin
Hi Lori,
Okay, back to basics here:
>>> I have the backuppool set to 5 migration processes. Although 5 are
running, only one tape drive is being used
Are you sure 5 migrations processes are running? The one useful output I
don't see here is a that from 'Q PROC' - what else is contending for the
Good spot, that'll want to be the first thing you fix!
/DMc
London, UK
Sent from my iPhone
On 3 Aug 2009, at 17:18, Michael Green wrote:
Lori out of 5 drives, 2 drives (4 and 5) are unavail, and Paths to
drives 1-3 are offline. So you have only 1 drive accessible (Drive 0).
That's why you c
Questions flood into my head along the lines of 'what's the difference
between a backup and an archive' (obviously not in a TSM sense) and if/
how should they be treated differently practically with TSM (e.g. a
seperate TSM Server instance for archival purposes, as some places do
etc).
/David Mc
Hi Sandeep, yes this is perfectly possible.
/David Mc
London, UK
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On 11 Aug 2009, at 10:55, Sandeep jain wrote:
Hello friends
Is it possible to export node from windows TSM Server to AIX TSM
server.
I have got one situation where we have to merge one TSM server on
Windows
ntial media and then importing from 2nd TSM
server or exporting node dirextly to 2nd server.
Thanks
Sandeep
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Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] Export NODE from Windows TSm Server to AIX TSM Server
>
AUDITOCC ' to get some information on
volume of data managed from before, then run an 'AUDIT LIC' and then run the
'Q AUDITOCC ' once again to give you the delta.
HTH,
/David McClelland
London, UK
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Hi Keith,
I've worked with ALMS on customer sites in the past where a 3584 needed to
be shared between multiple TSM Servers and having a single TSM Server
instance (i.e. the TSM library manager) as a single point of failure wasn't
deemed acceptable. Also, partitioning of physical library into logi
Take a look at this pearl of wisdom from Andy which shows how to tell
with some QUERY BACKUP magic:
http://adsm.org/lists/html/ADSM-L/2009-03/msg00425.html
/David Mc
London, UK
Sent from my iPhone
On 19 Aug 2009, at 16:37, Kelly Lipp wrote:
On a more serious note, perhaps something in the s
What are your device class settings for the 'LTO4CLASS' device class? `q
devcl LTO4CLASS f=d` might show that your device class configuration isn't
enabling compression at the moment.
It also depends completely upon the nature of the data being stored on tape
- already compressed data (e.g. media
At first glance, the errors below look to me like more of an issue regarding
the TSM Journaling Engine on this client, rather than any HSM component.
When you say 'client is failing', can you give a little more description of
the symptoms which suggest this failure, perhaps some output from your
ds
ies. This error is
what lead me to belive there is an issue on the node itself.
On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 10:43 AM, David McClelland wrote:
> At first glance, the errors below look to me like more of an issue
> regarding
> the TSM Journaling Engine on this client, rather than any HSM co
Anyone else having problem connecting to IBM Passport Advantage to download
TSM software:
http://www-01.ibm.com/software/howtobuy/passportadvantage/index.html
It's been unavailable all morning here with a 504 Gateway Timeout error - is
there another way in?
/David Mc
London, UK
And what do you know - after being offline all morning, it's *magically*
started working again within 10 minutes of me sending this email.
Perhaps it's like the online Apple Store and there'll be some new goodies on
there for me now to take a look at :O)
/David Mc
London, UK
Guys,
I'm scratching around trying to find out if TSM/ZFS play ball when it comes
to raw volumes for DB and Log volumes. The published IBM recommendation for
Solaris DB, Log and Stgpool volumes is still to use raw partitions for 5.5,
but I'm not seeing anything specific in the way of support for
Hi Team,
A kind-of follow up to my post from earlier this week
(http://adsm.org/lists/html/ADSM-L/2009-09/msg00115.html) around the use of
TSM Server with ZFS volumes on Solaris 10.
I'm curious as to whether anyone else out there is using ZFS for DB, log or
stgpool volumes (either raw or volu
Joni,
Various ways to skin this cat. Is there a naming convention that links
together your tape storage pools? Getting stuff from the OCCUPANCY table
might be pretty accurate - this query splits up PRIMARY and COPY tape usage,
based upon a convention of *TAPE and *COPY naming convention.
select d
Immediate quick thought is that whilst much of the client backup activity
for a TSM Server may well be overnight, most TSM Servers perform their
not-insignificant essential housekeeping during the day which, depending
upon the load of your TSM Server, may be a considerable drain on the
system's I/O
Just to be uber-picky, FILE volumes now do allow multiple sessions/processes
to read/write concurrently to a single FILE volume from TSM 5.5 onwards
(http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/tivihelp/v1r1/topic/com.ibm.itsmms
munn.doc/anrsgd5515.htm#wq28).
The big picture as I've read it is that I
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