Is it possible to start the TSM Client dsmc in Open Edition MVS (UNIX) and in OMVS
dsmc to backup an MVS dataset?
Thanks for any help,
regards
Werner Nussbaumer
I keep getting the session is lost errors with a certain box.
I already changed the maxsessions, maxschedule, idletimeout, but no
changes. The errors keep coming.
Only specials about this box is the fact that it has large files (oracle
database) and that it is behind a firewall. I assume
the big
Geert,
Sounds like you might want to get your network guys to double check the
network config settings between the client and the server - are your
local machine and switch/router ports all hard coded to the same media
settings (e.g. 100Mb/Full Duplex) and not reliant upon auto detect?
Depending
hi all,
how to backup directories with default management class ? (or should i say
with mc into which are all
the files below that dirs are going)
it seems that default is that dirs are backuped with mc which has the
longest retain only version ..
am i right ?
thanks in advance
Hi,
I want to extend my primary diskstorage pool on SSA-disks.
Environment:
AIX 5.2
TSM 5.1.8
primary storage on SSA-disks
secondary storage on tape (3494 library)
copy storage pool on tape (3583 library)
Now I must extend the primary disk storage pool. In older TSM versions (TSM
Version 4) I
Hello All!
I am getting a very bizarre message and I was just wondering if anyone has
ever seen this before? The TSM server is on AIX 5.2 and is at level
5.2.2.5. We have ACSLS 7.1 and EDT 6.4.6. Just yesterday I had been able
to mount tapes, but this morning I tried to do a DB backup and it
Joni,
I think DEMO_EXPIRED is prett
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Hello All!
I am getting a very bizarre message and
Joni,
I think DEMO_EXPIRED is pretty conclusive
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Hello All!
I am getting a very
Joni
Definitely due to your temporary EDT license expiring.
Check the key in ELM.CNF and compare with details on
http://license.greshamstorage.com/license/ to confirm.
Regards
Neil
Take a tour of a virtual waste water treatment works at http://www.wastewatertour.com
The information in this
goc wrote:
it seems that default is that dirs are backuped with mc which has the
longest retain only version ..
Absolutely right. Use the 'dirmc' option to override the default behaviour.
There's info on it in the docs.
Regards
Neil Schofield
Yorkshire Water Services Ltd
Take a tour of a
Gerald,
When you say Full.. do you mean backing up all
databases using DOMDSMC SELECTIVE?
And when you say INCREMENTAL, do you mean using the
DOMDSMC INCREMENTAL command?
... or when you say incremental are you referring to
running DOMDSMC ARCHIVELOG to get the logs backed up?
Remember...
Nick,
Was this a restore across different Domino servers?
What was the version of the Domino server that you took
the backup on and what was the version that you are
performing the restore on?
Was this a restore across different OS platforms?
Was this a logged database? Did you apply logs to the
thanks, i just wasnt sure ...
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goc wrote:
it seems that default is that dirs are backuped with mc which has the
longest retain only version ..
Hi,
any information about the syntax? Please :-)
Best regards,
Frank
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Frank,
The procedure to define disk based volumes has not changed, so you're
right !
You could eventually get a rid of the dsmfmt blah . step while
using : define volume stgpool_name path formatsize=xxxxxx
being the size in MB you want for your volume.
Hope this helped ...
Cheers.
Talk to the person who manages the firewall.
It is common for firewall software to have its own idletimeout value.
If a session goes quiet for a time, the firewall terminates the session.
And it is not uncommon for TSM backups to exceed the firewall timeout
value - can happen easily if TSM
We have a mixed tapes in our 3494 library we have 3590 20Gb tape (shorts)
and we have 3590 extended tapes
and I need to make a count of the 3590 20Gb tapes, my question is there a
select cmd to an mtlib cmd that would
return the count of the 3590 20Gb tape even if they are in use or scratch
tapes
We have a mixed tapes in our 3494 library we have 3590 20Gb tape (shorts)
and we have 3590 extended tapes
and I need to make a count of the 3590 20Gb tapes, my question is there a
select cmd to an mtlib cmd that would
return the count of the 3590 20Gb tape even if they are in use or scratch
tapes
...It is common for firewall software to have its own idletimeout value.
...
As always, excellent experience-based info from Wanda.
You might also look into the possibility of tuning the TCP keepalive
value for the client operating system. For example, AIX has a network
tuning option called
Geert - Some further info on your firewall problem...
Your posting did not specify your software levels, but look
into IBM site Technote 1109798
(How to make use of keepalive network option with TSM clients)
which is new as of August.
Richard Sims
Hi Frank,
simply: yes.
There is the possibility to use raw-volumes (logical volumes without filesystems),
see the docs.
Some enhancements to your (my) procedure:
- use jfs2 (gives you some additional space)
- after defining the volume in TSM, the TSM server uses direct IO (dio).
- dsmfmt
Has anybody has experience with backing up over slow N/W's (min. 256k)?
Unfortunately the clients are NOT Windows boxes so I can not use adaptive
backup or journaling features. Currently I am not aware of the daily
change rate of data on each system. My initial thoughts are to perform a
staggered
Wanda, Richard, David,
Thanks for the help. I was in the opinion that the firewall was set to a
session timeout of 1 hour, which would
have excluded these error occuring 12 minutes apart, but I checked and it
was set to 10 minutes.
I've changed the session timeout to 1 hour for the tsm ports
Hi Everybody,
I'm currently testing our my Informix TDP and Tivoli setup and I get the
following issue.
I initiate the onbar command and the backup begins but looking at the onbar
log I see the following :
2004-10-26 11:23:20 1437942 3235868 Begin level 0 backup rootdbs.
2004-10-26 11:23:20
Hi all
I need to create reports for space utilization
I need to know how many space use all my sql databases .. do I need to add
all of them one by one.. node by node ???
I need to know how many space use all my windows nodes ,, Domino nodes ...
Sql nodes ... is there a easier way than add them
Our management class is setup that the maximum number of versions
permitted is 3, I have a customer requesting that wants to know if can
keep let's say...6 active versions of only one particular file on a
server. Is that even possible?
Background: TSM Server Version 5.2.3.4
AIX Operating
Hi Zoltan,
I agree with you in regards to making a backup of file systems that
contain System files like /, /usr, /var, etc. However, I don't think it
is the backing them up that is a problem. It is how do you restore
them? If you need to restore an image of /, /usr or other System
related file
Dear Mark,
I am confused again.
See, I need to take backup (image or incremental) of entire system. IMAGETYPE is
one things, and running fsck later on after restore is another.
Now question is, BMR is actually something, that will backup and then restore the
entire system in one go. Image is the
I cannot get rid of the directory Path not found error. I am running a
simple archive backup under windows 5.1.6.7 TSM client. The backup seems
to run ,but we use other software to schedule the backup and it is seeing it
as a 12 error. Has anyone else had this problem.
Our management class is setup that the maximum number of versions
permitted is 3, I have a customer requesting that wants to know if can
keep let's say...6 active versions of only one particular file on a
server. Is that even possible?
Yes - by backing up that file again, with a new Include
Hi Justin,
Select mediatype,count(*) from libvolumes group by mediatype
Then.. you will need to know which mediatype is which.
Matt.
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Dear All,
Please give me the knowledge of a query that can give me the names of tapes,
that in my scratch pool.
I know there are 3 tapes that are scratch, but i don't know the volume labels.
What command would give me the volume labels for those tapes?
Kind Regards,
Sandra
select volume_name, status from libvolumes where status='Scratch'
or, if you have multiple libraries attached:
select library_name, volume_name, status from libvolumes where
status='Scratch'
Sandra wrote:
Dear All,
Please give me the knowledge of a query that can give me the names of tapes,
that
Dear List,
I have taken backup of oracle database using TDP for oracle. The filespace for
this when expanded displays PCT util as 0MB, whereas there are backedup files in
the tape as seen from query content of storage pool volume from web
administration.
Also how do i se when files were put on
select volume_name from libvolumes where status='Scratch'
Debra I. Wagy
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Hello,
TSM-server 5.1.7.3 on AIX 5.2.
W2K-client 5.1.5.x and 5.2.x
Last week we did a restore of 15 MB and 4000 small html-files. The
performance was bad, it took 57 minutes to restore the 4000 html-files and
15 MB.
The back-up is very fast. FTP between client and server is also fast. A
restore of
Additionally,
the rest of the filespaces are displaying the right amount of space utilization.
sandra
Sandra wrote:
Dear List,
I have taken backup of oracle database using TDP for oracle. The filespace for
this when expanded displays PCT util as 0MB, whereas there are backedup files in
the
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Behalf Of Mike Hagery
Last week we did a restore of 15 MB and 4000 small html-files.
The performance was bad, it took 57 minutes to restore the
4000 html-files and 15 MB.
The back-up is very fast. FTP between client and server is
also
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Additionally,
the rest of the filespaces are displaying the right amount of
space utilization.
sandra
Sandra wrote:
Dear List,
I have taken backup of oracle database using TDP for oracle. The
filespace for this
On Tuesday 26 October 2004 19:37, Sandra wrote:
Dear Mark,
I am confused again.
Me too :)
See, I need to take backup (image or incremental) of entire system.
IMAGETYPE is one things, and running fsck later on after restore is
another.
Why? What do you want to do? Do a disaster recovery?
... anyone seen this?
I have a client that completes it's backup successfully, but the server still has the
session in run state many hours later.
TSM Server Environment
Platform Z/os
TSM Server 5.2.2.4
TSM Client Platform
SunOS 5.8
B/A client 5.2
You bet.
For the TSM domain where this server lives (you may only have 1 domain,
STANDARD, which is the default), you create a new management class in
the non-active policy set. You define new retention rules in the new
management class/backup copy group.
You activate the policy set you just
GREAT Stef,
Yes, this backup will be used in disaster recovery.
That means i should not go for image backup, but just incremental every would do
fine.
!!!
Sandra
Stef Coene wrote:
On Tuesday 26 October 2004 19:37, Sandra wrote:
Dear Mark,
I am confused again.
Me too :)
See, I need
Last week we did a restore of 15 MB and 4000 small html-files. The
performance was bad, it took 57 minutes to restore the 4000 html-files and
15 MB.
The back-up is very fast. ... During restore we see no mediawaits, so that's
not the problem.
Arrgh: No one who posts a question about restoral
I can't agree with the statement Do a disaster recovery? Then you never
need images, only incremental backups.
That is EXACTLY why we need to do IMAGE backups.
When our mail systems disk array died, it took 15 DAYS to restore
15MILLION individual files. The slowness was due to OS overhead
On Tuesday 26 October 2004 13:18, Frank Mueller wrote:
Hi,
I want to extend my primary diskstorage pool on SSA-disks.
Environment:
AIX 5.2
TSM 5.1.8
primary storage on SSA-disks
secondary storage on tape (3494 library)
copy storage pool on tape (3583 library)
Now I must extend the
On Tuesday 26 October 2004 21:33, Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU wrote:
I can't agree with the statement Do a disaster recovery? Then you never
need images, only incremental backups.
That is EXACTLY why we need to do IMAGE backups.
I don't agree. You need image backup for the disks with mails (I hope
The mail system resides on an AIX server. The storage is in a SAN !
For the OS, it is irrelevant since you would have to reinstall AIX, anyway
!.
However, we have seen lots of applications that store their files and data
as part of /etc, /usr, /home, etc. We even have one client that decided
to
I am very bad at SQL statements, but I do it this way:
select sum(total_mb) from auditocc where node_name='node1' or node_name='
node2' or node_name...
Just select which nodes you want to add to the total.
Etienne Brodeur
Coordonnateur Technique - Technical Coordinator
Serti Informatique Inc.
Backup and archive operations can accept multiple file specifications for
backup. For example:
dsmc selective filespec1 filespec2 filespec3
If any of the filespec in the list do not exist, you will get ANS1076E.
Therefore you should carefully examine the file specifications on your
backup or
Hi,
I can't get anybody at IBM to give me a definite answer on this, so I
will ask the list. I think that Windows Small Business server 2003 is
just a variation on the Windows 2003 server code, i.e. it just has some
additional features, but it is not listed as a supported OS. Therefore,
my
We're seeing archive attempts failing on files in excess of 4GB. The
archive seems to be fine until 4GB are transferred and then stops as if
things were finished in a normal fashion. This entry in the DSMERROR.LOG
file corresponds with the stop point:
10/26/2004 15:47:54 Attempt to free unknown
Its a documented bug. Ask Novell ?
regards
Joachim
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