This would give you list of file ordered by expiration date. So you can see
which file "wants" to go away. Of course this returns huge output and for
real work some groupping has to be done (for example on
node_name,description). However be aware that when files are going to
different mgmtclasses
This means that TSM didn't handle correct error result -1 from socket()
kernel subroutine call (4294967295 unsigned long is -1 long). Use "man 3
socket" and find:
"If the socket subroutine is unsuccessful, the subroutine handler performs
the following functions:
Returns a value of -1 to th
I cannot see the colon symbol in the directories you're backing up.
"\\imgsqlac\f$\" != "f:\".
Thus your exclude statement does not apply to the things you are reporting.
Is this a network mapped drive from a station or the server itself?
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
Karen Mikacenic <[EMAIL
This means that such combinations are not tested nor supported. But except
very rare cases they should work fine. Just the features would be what the
client and the server do have in common. You cannot expect v4.2
functionality in v2 client, don't you.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
Bill Mansf
Look carefully to socket number 4294967295 unsigned long means -1 long,
i.e. error creating socket. So for some reason you are unable to establish
TCP connection between client and server. Same problem was reported by
"PINNI, BALANAND (SBCSI)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> in thread "One of the clients
gave
Thida,
look at "queryschedperiod" option in dsm.sys (or dsm.opt where dsm.sys is
not used). By default it is 12 hours but you can make it 1 hour. When this
time expires the client contacts the server and looks for new schedules.
This is for polling mode.
In prompted mode the client is always read
Check the file:
$ file /usr/tivoli/tsm/client/ba/bin/plugins/libPiIMG.a
/usr/tivoli/tsm/client/ba/bin/plugins/libPiIMG.a: archive (big
format)
It might be broken. If so reinstall image backup client
(tivoli.tsm.client.image.aix43.32bit or appropriate)
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
Th
TSM does not care for NDS authentication.
Look carefully the description of "GRant AUTHority CLasses=Node ..."
command. This may reveal some reason for the problem.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
Oliver Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 18.10.2001 07:25:25
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Is this you ONLY dbb entry in the volhistory file? TSM intentionally
refuses to delete the last full DB backup and corresponding incrementals
even if you try with DEL VOLH TOD=TODAY TOT=NOW.
If this is not the case look for a tool for "AUDIT VOLH". I can recommend
vi/emacs ;-)
Zlatko Krastev
I
I does work fine on my server.
open web server interface, select "Show command line" from options combo
box and write "q cont " at the command line. This is just http
transport to well-known command line interface. Using native point-n-click
you are unable to look at volume contents.
Zlatko Krast
Does anybody know will there be Certification exam/update for v4.2?
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
"Berning, Tom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 16.10.2001 22:19:11
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This was already discussed in the list. Look for the thread "Windows client
behavior change at 4.2.1.0" and answer of Andrew Raibeck from 9.10.2001.
But it is possible that Andy and this Bob are just having different
PERSONAL opinions. We still do not have answer from any Tivoli official, do
we?
Help me to understand and please correct if I am wrong:
1. As far as I know from v4.1 and what I read in v4.2 docs, the storage
agent allows LAN-free (-->) DATA (<--) movement. Meta-data goes through LAN
from client to server and sits in the DB. The server mounts the tape
volume, (I do not know w
I was able to install it on Debian 2.2 (kernel 2.2.19, libc6 2.1.3-18). The
only problem I had was obsolete libstdc++2.9 but creation of adequately
named link to libstdc++2.10 gave result. And I was forced to use --nodeps
option of rpm just because rpm cannot look at dpkg database.
What can be re
You can exclude in two ways:
exclude /abc/def/test/.../*
exclude.dir /abc/def/test/
You can omit the beginning slash (better don't) but do not put too many
dots in front - you can exclude
/home/bigboss/abc/def/test/very_important_file.report
Note also that former statement increases "Total number
May I try to modify the Joel's idea:
Instead of putting new include/exclude option to put a number for include
options:
include [ 0-9 ] [ mgmtclass]
If the number is ommited it defaults to 1. Pattern should not begin with
number (is anybody using relative include paths with top dir beginning wi
On our test server we do have TSM server, TSM B/A client, TDP for Informix,
TDP for Domino. They do work fine as expected. Only thing you have to care
about is resources. Each product wants processor, memory and storage. And
they are shared but cannot overcome the machine limits. On the test serve
You still can define a SCSI library over 9840 drives and manual library
over DLT drives. You then will be able to perform current backups on new
drives and slowly to migrate data from old cartridges. The drawback is that
you (or the operators) will be the tape robot ;-)
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consulta
Such behavior is more than expected. Where 4.2.1 is maintenance release to
version 4.2 you are currently at v4.1. If you are not eligible for 4.2,
i.e. have not purchased it you lack the CD-media with licenses.
The correct path should be 4.1.2 -> 4.2 -> 4.2.1.
If you have valid maintenance contrac
Does this mean to go and purchase a product 3 versions back for single
installation and testing?!?
"Bazuin R. (Ronald)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 19.10.2001 16:45:11
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Stephen,
there is no any need to vary off the logical volumes. Moreover you cannot
vary off the LVs but only the whole VG. And you have no access to logical
volumes in varied off VG, only to the physical disks.
TSM itself does not care is you LV mirrored or not. The B/A client accesses
files on t
If you have read the recommended books (mainly Concepts and Technical
Guide) and installed at least a single server and client (reading sometimes
Administration Guide) it is not so hard to take the exam. It took me about
40-50 min with registration so you have twice more time than needed.
Zlat
ial answer?
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
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This was already discussed in the list. Look for t
Kai,
You have set that includes/excludes would be specified in another file in
dsm.sys but the path points to the directory. Look what is written in the
"Using Backup-Archive Clients" manual about "inclexcl" option:
"The inclexcl option specifies the path and file name of your
include-exclude
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Help me to understand and please correct if I am wrong:
1. As far as I know
What does mean ALL system resources - memory, GUI, swap space, ... ?
Give more details about the configuration of your server - processor(s),
memory size, # of disks, # of tape drives ...
Have you checked the versions of firmware, drivers (especially if you use
SAN), service pack?
Zlatko Krastev
g underneath it?
If we cannot, then we will just have to wear the downtime.
Thanks for that,
Steve Greatbanks
ps - You are of course right about varyon/varyoff working at the VG, rather
than the LV level.
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Joshua,
according to Tivoli license terms during support you are eligible for the
latest version of the product or the previous one. You or your customer can
request this version from Tivoli as I already did for Tivoli Framework
3.6.5. And upon request media will be shipped. But if your customer
This is known limitation of DEFAULT settings of AIX LVM. But you're messing
little bit with the terms. Partition can be only power of 2 in range 1-1024
MB.
In AIX each physical volume consists of physical partitions (closest
equivalent in PC world are cylinders) which can be no more than 1016 on
s
Andrew Raibeck is a person from TSM Development at Tivoli. So his
statements
> are in fact Tivoli statements, unless otherwise specified, that is.
> Kindest regards,
> Eric van Loon
> KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Zlatko Krastev/A
We got similar behavior. For testing we used a small server and
installation went as you pointed - install v4.1.0.0, define everything and
play with it, later installed v4.1.4.0 maintenance and v4.1.4.1 patch. On
the production machine we've installed maintenance and patch before to
start the serv
And you cannot use TSM points as DRM points, don't you?
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
"Prather, Wanda" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 22.10.2001 22:47:48
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What is the version reported by "lslpp -L tivoli.tsm.client.hsm\* " ? Did
you restarted the server after install?
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
Jason Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 22.10.2001 19:01:43
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I do have a 5.25" FDD but another issue is also do you have the cable for
it - the connectors for 5.25" FDDs and 3.5" FDDs are different and does
your software (BIOS, drivers, etc.) support it.
1. Physical connectivity - It took me 5 months (not all the time :-) to
find SCSI interposer allowing me
Migration from AIX to AIX :-) nice typo
Douglas Currell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 23.10.2001 11:25:19
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Anybody have any tips regarding the migration of TSM
As far as I know all TSM points are same. For example points for 3 servers
(Tier 1) and 100 managed systems for LAN can be used for a server (Tier 2),
a managed library and 20 managed systems for SAN. This can happen after a
large server consolidation where both TSM server and application servers
There is TDP for IBM ESS for R/3 product already on sale. But it is
available only for AIX. Will it be available for Windows is different
question.
500 GB is just little over 400 GB (lowest available for ordering capacity
of ESS). So in ESS terms is not so large. If the DB will grow further you
ca
Do you intend to have two different nodes defined for each partition?
If not you must ensure that domdsmc invoked from both partitions uses same
dsm.sys/dsm.opt files and password file is writable by both users (but no
one else), i.e. mode 660 (as Del already pointed).
If yes just the oposite - tw
van - SPLXM wrote:
> Hi Zlatko!
> Andrew Raibeck is a person from TSM Development at Tivoli. So his
statements
> are in fact Tivoli statements, unless otherwise specified, that is.
> Kindest regards,
> Eric van Loon
> KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
>
>
> -Ori
I do not think it's too complicated. It is just different than other
companies do. But if we look at Oracle pricing for 8i it was somewhat
similar - price for eight single processor servers was same as for 8-way
same processor SMP system. The difference is that for Oracle after server
consolidatio
3 Differenences redbook. Steve Greatbanks - you
should note that sysback is not required.
Steve Harris
AIX and TSM Admin
Queensland Health, Brisbane Australia
>>> Zlatko Krastev/ACIT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 23/10/2001 18:40:33 >>>
The only way to "break the mirror"
As is written in the subject - NT
Pétur Eyþórsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 24.10.2001 11:36:29
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What platform are you running on you´re server. Is ther
If creation of backupset takes only 3 hours and you think that tape is the
main limiting factor are you interested in another experiment:
Create a backupset and perform LAN-free restore. I might be faster (or may
not). If you get 3 hours (backupset creation) + 1/2 hour (tape checkout and
transport
How the library is both manual and having slots? Do you mean it is defined
as manual in TSM?
When a scratch library volume is defined to a pool is becomes private. So
if you have all nine LIBVolumes stated as scratch the wrong thing is
somewhere there. Maybe you have first defined the volumes to p
The incremental backups destination pool is defined in the copygroup. In
the management class you specify where HSM files will go. If you want to
change destionation of backups you should modify backup copygroup (archive
copygroup does not change automatically on backup copygroup change). HSM
ANR8403E CHECKIN LIBVOLUME: Operation not allowed for MANUAL libraries.
If it is a manual library (i.e. one or more dirves without robot) you only
have to label the volumes. You cannot check them in or out. Think about
this as they are always checked in and the whole known universe is the
library
Check carefully what else this consultant have done. Descreasing the number
of DB volumes will affect the speed for sure but should not change the hit
ratio.
What means "rebiult the database"? Was this backup/restore DB, dump/load or
DEFine DBVolume/DELete DBVolume?
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
On our test installation (TSM 4.1.4.1, AIX 4.3.3ML6) we've seen a strange
behavior:
1. Client backups to disk pool
2. Migration starts after HIGHMIG limit is passed
3. Client fills the pool faster than migration frees it
4. Reaching disk pool 100% full client pauses indicating "waiting for mount
o
of the status of the tsm database or if we'll be able to come back
fully
operational.
Zlatko Krastev/ACIT wrote:
> What is the version reported by "lslpp -L tivoli.tsm.client.hsm\* " ? Did
> you restarted the server after install?
>
> Zlatko Krastev
> IT Consultant
TDP products as TDP for MS Exchange rely on TSM API client for
client-server iteraction. So if the API client for your platform (i.e.
NT/2000) can access the storage agent the TDP is LAN-free capable. Windows
NT/2000 are the first platform to implement LAN-free storage agents so the
answer is "yes
I do the same but without nohup:
$ ksh
$ [] [>/dev/null] &
$ ^D
subshell does not issue SIGHUP on exit because the tty is still there. If
the program is started without output redirection the output goes to the
terminal even when you have left the subshell. On subshell exit the started
process b
is is
not always possible, unless you have a very large one. I have run into this
situation numerous times, which can result in very nasty problems (Oracle
databases stop working, because the archive logfiles are not backed up).
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
-Origi
No,
the thread is all about v4.2M1 (look the subject).
v4.1 is at M4 for servers and M3 for major clients.
"Lambelet,Rene,VEVEY,GL-IS/CIS" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 30.10.2001
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3583 (and other LTO libs) is a "Speedy Gonsales" library in the Wintel
world. Only Magstar 3590-E1A drives are faster.
I would bet that your network is not so fast and direct-to-tape backup
writes in small portions with pauses in between. So start/stop of tape
consumes the main part of the time.
D
As far as I know (sorry I never had mainframe on hand to play with =-(
there is TSM client only for Linux/390 and OS/390 UNIX.
And if we read the "Using the UNIX Backup-Archive Clients" book:
"Image backup is supported on AIX, Solaris, and HP-UX. " !!
So the answer for me is NO. Even when you are
Vint,
the drive you point is supported but not directly. The the device you point
is actually re-writable CD recorder which can be thought similar to WORM
device (but is not the same). This kind of media IS supported in TSM
through REMOVABLE FILE device class :
"When you use CD-ROM media for the
_ ZG010602 IBM TotalStorage FAStT500 Fibre Channel Storage Server, AIX
Operating System Support and Ordering Enhancements (49.0KB)
http://isource.ibm.com/cgi-bin/goto?it=eme_announ&on=ZG010602
Supported operating systems include: Microsoft Windows NT and 2000, IBM
AIX, SU
crontab entry:
1 2 3 4 5 /usr/tivoli/tsm/client/ba/bin/dsmc archive -des="TSM files
`date +\%Y\%m\%d` $ENV_VAR" /home/johndoe/balh-blah.txt
five numbers in the begining of the line are as you have already set the
cron schedule. The rest is normal shell scripting - back quotes give you
the o
And predecessor of IBM 981?
"Remeta, Mark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 01.11.2001 23:25:07
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Silly boy, it's the next model right after the IBM 979
-Original M
Find the forms you are asking for in Appendix A of SG24-5416-01
"Getting Started with Tivoli Storage Manager: Implementation Guide"
IMHO this book is invaluable.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
Jon Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 02.11.2001 00:46:17
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Password expiration setting on the server is DEFAULT setting only and takes
place when no other setting is defined. For administrators and nodes there
is a setting for password expiration and it takes precedence over the
default server setting. For example on our server password expiration is 90
d
"1580 does not need" is very softly said. It should never ever be enabled.
You can administer your TSM server from internal network and definitely I
cannot see any need to administer it from DMZ. And HTTP port gives you only
administration access.
And I would highly appreciate any option or settin
2001 05:58:06
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Hey, we are the ignorant ones here. Give the poor schmuck a break.
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Why??
IMHO we have this since v4.1. But there the only available storage agent is
for NT. Anyway this is what he/she (sorry I cannot guess from the name) is
looking for.
Look what I have in my v4.1 Managed System for SAN Storage Agent User's
Guide, Overview, Prerequisites:
"The TSM server must be
Have you tried to use exclude.fs option in you inclexcl list:
exclude.fs /fsdbexp
And then "DELete FIlespace PACRS170 /fsdbexp".
This should allow you not to change domain from all-local preventing future
created filesystems missing from backup!
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
PAC Brion Ar
And this can be easily avoided:
1. double-click
2. the .exe extracts the installation files
3. setup.exe is auto-fired
4a. setup.exe finds MDAC is not correct version and fails with message box
about the fact
4b. setup.exe is satisfied by MDAC version and ODBC is installed
5. extracted files are d
Wanda and Jeff are right - you have to look at all those things and
especially to %tm_act problem.
But I will bet also on what Paul pointed - single FE card is simply not
enough. If you are unable to put Gigabit Ethernet get at least one or three
more FE cards and make an EtherChannel or subdivide
If I had to do it I would follow those steps:
1. halt the server
2. make a tar of /usr/tivoli/tsm, /usr/bin/dsm* and /usr/lpp/adsm
3. remove ADSM filesets
4. force-install all 4.1.0.0 filesets
5. force-install 4.1.4.0 filesets - better all
devices,webadmin,server.com,server.rte
6. force-install 4.
TSM v4.1 for AIX, Administrator's Guide, Table 27 (Table 22 in Windows
guide, Table 26 for Solaris)
"NOLIMIT/NOLIMIT60 days/180 days
Retain Extra Versions controls expiration of the versions. The server does
not expire inactive versions based on the maximum number of backup copies.
The ina
YES! It will
TSM distinguishes the file from NODE_NAME,FILESPACE_NAME,HL_NAME,LL_NAME.
For example for the file /var/mail/kkwiatek on host mybox the file
attributes will be NODE_NAME='MYBOX', FILESPACE_NAME='/var',
HL_NAME='/mail/' and LL_NAME='kkwiatek'.
I use same node name on my PC using both O
This issue was discussed many times on this list. The main trick is to
update all volumes for low density tapes ACC=READOnly. The reason is that
3590E drives can only read low density tapes but cannot write to them at
low density. After either reclamation or MOVE DATA (i.e. manually forced
reclama
SANergy moves well-known file sharing from LAN to SAN. If you forget for a
moment about SAN all the features are as of LAN file sharing.
So many clients can mount the filesystem but only one can write to
particular file at the moment. Even a hundred hosts can write
simultaneously but to hundred se
Nice and funny.
It works for both client v3.7.2 on OS/2 (client developers) and
administrative client (returning server developers) against AIX server
v4.1.4.1.
It also nearly worked for AIX v4.1.3 client :
"tsm> show developers
*** Kudos to the Client Developers *** IOT/Abort trap(coredump)"
S
Hello,
A cluster of two servers running MS SQL has to be backed up.
The question is how many licenses the customer has to purchase.
On my opinion two "Managed System for LAN" licenses for the nodes and a
"Managed System for SAN" for the cluster virtual node. The nodes do not
have much data to bac
More parameters you have to put more choices are available and more
flexible the product is.
Some people want to be able to make more than one stgpool backup in more
than one copy pools. You suggestion would limit them.
Why not to create few simple scripts called BACKUP_BLOTZMO, BACKUP_WAKKO
and B
Look at Redbook SG24-5416-01 "Getting Started with Tivoli Storage Manager:
Implementation Guide"
p.153 (p.173 in the pdf)
7.3.1 Considerations
"The options defined in a client option set are a subset of the available
client options. Options such as communications are still stored on the
client mac
p' to ensure ((verexist >=
verdeleted) and (retextra <= retonly)). And do not forget to put this into
docs/readme.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
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Geof,
When a file matches and exclude statement it expires in the same manner as
for deletion of the file. After this normal policy according to copygroup
settings applies.
Yes, you are right - during the work days your backups done at the weekend
will expire and be treated as deleted. If retonly
Look more carefully the description of the command.
"TODAY" is the date/day of the current moment. But if you omit
"begintime=hh:mm" it defaults to "now-01:00".
So "q actlog msgno=" with or without "begindate=today" will return only
if you had this message in the last hour. And if you start th
Stop the scheduler on the node in question for the period and that is! The
node will miss its backup schedule. After you offsite backup scripts finish
the scheduler will have to be restarted. And if the scripts fail for some
reason the scheduler might not be restarted so be careful. Either restart
IMHO something close to collocation groupping can be done right now:
1. Using COPY DOMAIN create several "group" domains with same policies
2. Define several pool over same library/devclass
3. Update each "group" domain to refer its corresponding "group" pool
4. Update nodes to become part of grou
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=> On Fri, 16 Nov 2001 14:34:52 +0200, Zlatko
Krastev/ACIT<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> More parameters you have to put more choices are available and more
flex
Storage hierarchy works only on primary pools, i.e. you can "flush from
disk file to tape" only if both pools are primary.
When you create file volumes it is equivalent to losing you storage pool
backup. And TSM server recreates the files on next backup.
The only way (in current versions) is to ba
This might not be the case but also may be - you wrote AIX 4.3.2.
According to http://www.tivoli.com/support/storage_mgr/ad6serv.htm
you have to be at AIX 4.3.3 or later for TSM 4.2.x. I would even go to
4.3.3ML6 or ML8 for bos.?p and bos.rte.* !
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
Tom Tann{s <[EMA
time ago our AIX-expert told me not to worry; the level is 4.3.2.
Thanks for your input!
Tom.
On Sun, 18 Nov 2001, Zlatko Krastev/ACIT wrote:
> This might not be the case but also may be - you wrote AIX 4.3.2.
> According to http://www.tivoli.com/support/storage_
Estimated capacity is "estimated". You can define it is 1 MB or 2000 GB. It
is just a prediction. When data is actually written and tape end reached
TSM changes this value to actual capacity.
So do not look to volumes in "Filling" state, look on to "Full" ones.
Or you can check (and change but be
Farren,
1. Collocation is made to speed up the restores. So it is a really good
idea.
2. You can define two primary pools, lets name them COLLPOOL and NOCOLLPOOL
over the same device class. Then clients you want to collocate send their
data to the former and the others to the latter. Later you ca
Yes, TDP for Apps products do not need too much B/A client. But they
desperately need the API client which comes only with B/A client. I do not
know will those clients be separated someday or not. And for now I think
about them as a one whole client (with TDP as a plug-in).
I presume that Query LI
You need to install Atape driver. It will suport the library and define
file in /dev for you. Afterwards TSM will take care for it.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
P.S. And please write some subject on your posts
Zlatko
Lei L Wang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 19.11.2001 10:40:06
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The benefit is the same as for primary pool reclamation - more effective
tape usage.
And if you look at the description copy pool reclamation works copying data
from primary pool which ought to be on-site.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
Marc Levitan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 19.11.2001 21:14:09
P
What benefit can bring to you the copy pool collocation :
- Faster restore of primary pool volume on media failure
- Faster restore of a node from copy pool when primary pool volume is
(again) faulty
First scenario can happen more often (I think) but involves only the TSM
team and is not time cons
It should also work with force-install ("OVERWRITE same or newer versions"
in smit or -F option of installp).
I am too lazy to waste time on uninstall. When I was young my mother was
saying "Ask a lazy man to do some work and you will get several good ideas"
`-)
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
I cannot help with your exact configuration because we are using TDP for
Informix. However it cannot be different.
XBSA lib is just and interface between Informix backup tools (i.e. onbar)
and the storage manager (TSM in our case).
Both backups and restores go the same way. And with "onbar -r" you
This was discussed on the list only once since I am subscribed but much
more in the past. You can dig into www.adsm.org archives and find it.
It might be interesting to read an answer Andrew Raibeck was posted more
than year ago (http://msgs.adsm.org/cgi-bin/get/adsm0009/619.html).
Yes, I know thi
nslookup techsupport.services.ibm.com
Name:service.boulder.ibm.com
Address: 207.25.253.26
Aliases: techsupport.services.ibm.com
Site has changed its address about a year ago. I still remember its
previous address (198.17.57.66). And on address change many new aliases
have been added (like f
You can also backup a Linux/390 partition filesystems.
According to IBM there are people buying zSeries only (or mainly) to run
Linux on them and they can benefit from TSM.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
"Joshua S. Bassi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 19.11.2001 21:24:36
Please respond to "ADSM: Dist
Joe,
You can generate backupsets they really do not re-transmit any data from
the node. Data ought to be on the server and is taken from the primary
pool.
If you generate backupsets on regular basis they can give you features
similar to archives but not the same.
Yes, backupset can produces new s
May I try to contribute to this discussion.
- Raw logical volumes ought to be faster than a single large file because
there is no JFS overhead. What if the disk keeping the jfslog volume is
very busy. And there were many threads on this list regarding TSM log
pinnouts, overflows, etc. Have in mind
Do you have a line "smux 1.3.6.1.4.1.2.3.1.2.2.1.1.2" in your snmpd.conf?
And look for output of 'lssrc -s dpid2'?
Without such line and the dpid2 subdaemon running SNMP daemon refuses any
registration attempts from a SMUX subagent. And you can have messages like
yours.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consulta
Lurking through my SUMMARY table using "select
activity,schedule_name,count(*) from summary group by
activity,schedule_name" and subsequent selects revealed some facts as
follows:
- server events/housekeeping which cannot be scheduled do not have
SCHEDULE_NAME filled - migration, reclamation,
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