Hi Richard!
My server also shows the ANRD dsutil.c(264): ThreadId0 Pool id x not
found. messages during startup. I do not see migrations starting for the
non-existing pools however.
In my case it started when I deleted disk storage pools, way back when we
were running ADSM 3.1.
I tested an
Dear all,
First of all, we install TSM server v5.2.3 with basic initialization setting. And then
we also install TSM client v5.2.3 on all clients, and TSM Storage Agent v5.2.3 on all
supported client (Client's with fiber connection to SAN Switch). We also use 3590 tape
library with 'Random 2
I will be out of the office starting 07/17/2004 and will not return
until 08/03/2004.
Please contact me upon my return.
Peter
Hi all,
We had a point in time restore from Novell client (GUI).
Runtime about 1.5 hours and restored 6.5MB.
The restore-process needed 2 3590E carts twice and 1 3590E for 3 times. Other 9 3590E
tapes for onetime.(11 Volumes for 200GB total?)
All the data are from one Novell volume
It depends what you want to do (BMR?) with your online images. I dont think
of TSM backup images is an alternative to ASR or application X or
whatever.
I´m not sure you can use TSM backup images with ASR in disaster recovery
senario. Can anyone shed some light here pls?
With ASR you either
mm well it goes like this:
1- You are cost conscious:
a- take on-line image backup of systems, even if you are talking
about DR.
b- it has the same sort of effect as with BMR but in different
perspective. Yes BMR applies the rest of the backups itself unlike in
Image backups.
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We had a point in time restore from Novell client (GUI).
Runtime about 1.5 hours and restored 6.5MB.
The restore-process needed 2 3590E carts twice and 1 3590E for
3 times. Other 9 3590E tapes
Yes, i do, i saw aprox. 120KB coming first and quick from the dimrc-discpool, no mount
yet at this point in the 3590pool.
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I'm about to create a new storage pool with lots of disk and
six drives. Does anyone have an opinion about either creating
one huge filesystem for the storage pool or creating the
filesystem as RAID 1?
Mike
We had a point in time restore from Novell client (GUI).
Runtime about 1.5 hours and restored 6.5MB.
The restore-process needed 2 3590E carts twice and 1 3590E for 3 times.
Other 9 3590E tapes for onetime.(11 Volumes for 200GB total?)
Is it normal the tapes are needed more then one time? Do
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I'm about to create a new storage pool with lots of disk and six
drives. Does anyone have an opinion about either creating one huge
filesystem for the storage pool or creating the filesystem as RAID 1?
What OS?
For
Mario,
What brand of HBA do you have in your W2K3 machines? I saw similar behavior
with QLogic HBAs. Check the MaximumSGList in the registry - it should be
set to x41, but the QLogic driver installs with x21. There is an APAR on
this on the IBM site. The registry key is at
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Behalf Of Mike Eggleston
I'm about to create a new storage pool with lots of disk and
six drives. Does anyone have an opinion about either creating
one huge filesystem for the storage pool or creating the
filesystem as RAID 1?
Why waste
Mark,
I'd say that depends on the level of security the organisation requires.
If the disks would crash before migration, it would mean you've just lost
all the backup data since yesterday night. Would you like to go to your
boss and inform him about that and explain to him that you saved 300$
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== In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Mike Eggleston [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm about to create a new storage pool with lots of disk and six
drives. Does anyone have an opinion about either creating one huge
filesystem for the storage pool or
Hi Mark
I agree with Daniel ...
I'm working in a hospital so my 300GB storage pool is a RAID 5 ...
I cannot lose any data if a disk crash before the migration to tape ...
Luc Beaudoin
TSM/SAN/ Network Administrator
Hopital General Juif S.M.B.D.
Tel: (514) 340-8222 ext:8254
Mark,
I'd
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I'd say that depends on the level of security the organisation
requires.
If the disks would crash before migration, it would mean
you've just lost
all the backup data since yesterday night. Would you like to
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Sorry about the raid1, I meant raid0 (striping). I'm on AIX 5.2.
I would *never* do just striping. There is no fault tolerance in that
case; loss of one disk means loss of all data on all disks.
--
Mark
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Subject: Re: storage pool raid 1?
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Behalf Of Daniel Sparrman
In my
Mark,
I've seen occasions when disks have failed on a TSM server, and a user
calls to have a single Word document retrieved. You want to be the one
explaining to the user that the disk on the backupserver has failed, and
that his/hers document cannot be restored? :=)
Fault tolerant disks are
Hi Mark!
Correct me if I'm wrong, but you are saying, well, if a backup is lost due
to a disk failure, it's not a real problem, because you just tell TSM the
volume is gone and the files will be backed up again during the next backup
window.
In that's so, you overlook the following cases:
1) What
Hi, I've been attempting an upgrade to TSM 5.1.7 from 4.1.2 recently. It's
been fine until this weekend when attempting to upgrade the majority of my
NT4 clients. Some of the upgrades worked but on other clients they
didn't! Very frustrating, all the clients have identical builds.
The message
Hi,
If you are using the silent install method, you are missing the message that the
Windows Installer has to be updated. If so, try the failing installs manually. First
thing that happens is the update of the Windows Installer.
Of course, above totally assumes silent install...
Regards,
have you tried to load down the file to the local c: drive, make the extract to the
default install folder tsm_images (or another local folder) and install then?
regards
joachim
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Hello All,
Anyone backing up Groupwise post office using TSM? From what I
have heard the backups aren't necessarily good as it does not handle
open GroupWise files?
Also, I understand There are several ways to do Snapshot Backup?
of a client is one way more effective than another?
TSM client
Another thing to remember -- If you don't have time to migrate down to 0 on
the disk pool every night:
when TSM migrates, it takes the LARGEST filespace first, not the OLDEST
data.
So you can have little bits of old stuff hanging around in the disk pool.
And if you don't have time to migrate all
Hello,
Sorry if there was not enough information
This is a Novell TSM client using 5.2.2 and We a planning on
doing a once a month Snapshot backup.
Thanks again!
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Hello All,
Anyone backing up Groupwise post office using TSM? From what I
have heard the backups aren't
We're backing up a handful of groupwise PO's using TSM with St. Bernard
OFM. That works fine for us. We've done 2 or 3 PO restores already to
retrieve user-mail, and they all went off without a hitch. I can't
really comment on snapshots though, as we've never really looked into
it. I would
One thing I forgot to warn you about regarding groupwise restores.
They're just about the worst possible scenario as far as slow restores
go. Tons of small files, with high change rates (our PO's average about
25-33% turnover a day). So once you've been backing up for a couple
months, your PO's
Hi guys and girls,
haven't been here for a while and it's nice to be back. I need help from
one of the Oracle-Gurus on this list. One of my customers moved some of his
Oracle datafiles to another filesystem. Unfortunately, he/she did so
without telling RMAN. So even though the Redbook says RMAN
I did a q node on a tsm test server this morning this is what I got.
Any ideas?
thanks!.
q node
ANR2017I Administrator SERVER_CONSOLE issued command: QUERY NODE
Node Name Platform Policy Domain Days Since
Days Since Locked?
The install was done manually, I downloaded the install image from an
install server to the default location on the c partition. When the setup
program ran it sometimes asked for a network path for a shared area which
has the install image on (but not used during the install process) but
I've
Pattie,
We have this problem every other month or so. We have to clear the
dominc.log file to resolve the problem. My guess is your uninstall and
reinstall left this file in tact. So try the following. I had to get to
Level 2 support for this resolution, and it was a known problem.
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This all sounds very interesting, but for those of us whose
knowledge of AD is
limited to that IBM TV commercial, and, more important, who run on
AIX or some
other non-MS platform, is it relevant? Are these features for
Windows servers
only?
These features are
Um, don't do that any more?
Dale Jolliff
Sungard Midrange Storage Administration
Office Telephone: (856) 566-5022
Justin Bleistein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Server version and operating system, please.
If you are running an older server, you might look at IC33096 (closest
thing a quick search found that matches your problem).
You might consider calling this one in (assuming you are running a
supported server version).
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
Guys especially Del Hoobler ;o),
New to Informix backups. One of our internal customers has an Informix
consultant in who has never used TSM before, and is looking to try out
some TDPI/ONBAR backups to our TSM servers. Looking at what (little)
documentation there is for TDPI on IBM.COM, I'm a
Reading the docs for the TDP closely helps. I had to :(
In any case, you need to have one client for the machine (system and flat
files), and another name for the TDP. I hope this helps. ... Jack
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== In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Daniel Sparrman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've seen occasions when disks have failed on a TSM server, and a user calls
to have a single Word document retrieved. You want to be the one explaining
to the user that the disk on the backupserver has failed, and
I know there have been a lot of messages floating around with comparisons of
TSM and Veritas, and maybe others, so I was wondering if anyone had a quick
reference sheet/spreadsheet which shows the differences and similarities
between the two products. A link or attachment via email would be much
Many shops have the storage pools built on storage where non-raid is not an
option.
It would be nice to see some storage pool volume sizing reccomendations
that don't assume everyone is on 9GB SSA JBOD.
Seeing TSM become SFS and SVC aware would be nice as well.
[RC]
As far as I know, the only requirement for diskpool is to be big
enough to hold 1 day worth of change-data. Obviously, more is better
(to a point). We've got a 900GB cache right now, which affords us about
8 days worth of data. We still migrate to tape everyday though.
Whether or not you need
TSM 5.1.6.5 on 2K server. Current library is Overland Neo 4100 LTO-2.
We need more capacity in our backups, and I'm looking at faster restore
altenatives. Has anyone here used the Overland Reo 400x series, or
anything similar? It's basically SATA drives enclosed and RAID'd. And you
can configure
Mark,
It's actually worse than that. For a striped volume with no
fault-tolerance, the overall reliability is the product of the individual
reliability factors. For example, if you have 10 disks and each has a 99%
reliability rating, the overall reliability of a RAID-0 volume spanned
across all
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