Hi Rainer,
It really depends on a number of factors such as whether or not you are
backing up customer installed third party applications, whether or not
e-mail is kept on the server or the local system, and how standardized your
environment is, to name just a few.
If you have a pret
Hi Kurt,
In my experience, the errors that you are seeing are primarily caused by
one of three problems:
1) The tape drive is dirty and needs to be cleaned
2) The tape cartridge is bad and needs to be destroyed
3) The Tape drive has a physical problem that needs to be fixed via
replacement
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Hi Kurt,
In my experience, the errors that you are seeing are primarily caused by
one of three problems:
1) The tape drive is
Hi Jim,
It sounds as if there was a problem somewhere in the process. Were
there any errors reported during the restore vol process or did it complete
successfully?
Were there any problems on the client side? Is the restore just for
some files that were accidentally deleted, did the cli
Hi Pranav!
There are two excellent resources available to help you with this. IBM
has two redbooks that cover the process pretty well. Go to the IBM website
and in the redbooks section do a search for the following:
SG24-6844-01
SG24-6761-00
The first "SG" number is for
Hi Pranav!
If you really need to back up a client(s) that often with Tivoli, the way
to do it is to create three separate schedules that run every hour and run
20 minutes apart. Then assign the client to all three schedules. For
example:
Start time Runs
Schedul
Hi Dave,
Actually, I can only see advantages to checking the tapes in as they
arrive:
1) The tapes are less likely to be lost or suffer environmental damage
2) At the rate you are using tapes, you won't have to check in any new
tapes for quite a while.
3) You won't have to worry about the
Hi Richard!
Other than having to redefine the tape paths on each instance, as long
as the databases are up to date for each instance, there shouldn't be any
problems. I'm sure that you already know to make backups of all the
recovery files just prior to doing the upgrade just in case. : )
Hi Joni,
Just thought I would add my 2 cents into the mix as well. Have you
checked to find out if you have any scratch tapes available in the library?
I know this is a basic question and that you have probably already done it,
but I have seen that type of message when migration starts to go
Hi Michiel,
I'm pretty sure that you have already thought of this, but have you
tried entering the "Accept Date" command to synchronize the TSM server
date/time with the OS Date/Time?
Jim Neal
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