Re: PASSWORD

[Barth, Terry V. (MBS)]

Do you have another account on the system with administrative rights?

If so, log on as that admin and then reset the admin password.



-Original Message-
From: taketoshi ide [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 5:43 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: PASSWORD


Hi folks .
I would like to know how can create a new password for ADMIN , if i dont
have an old one.
I using ADSM SERVER 3.1.2.40 on AIX 4.3.2 .
Any helps is apreciated .
Thanks in advance.

Ide

Re: Backupsets appear empty on client

[MacDonald, David DA]

This seems to be a contradiction. Is it possible to restore individual files from an 
"Instant Archive"?

-Original Message-
From: Joshua S. Bassi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, 16 August 2000 10:47
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Backupsets appear empty on client


Yes, this is the same as the Instant Archive functionality.
A Backupset is "designed" to restore a complete node,
while an Instant Archive is designed, as the name implies,
to archive data off for a longer period of time.


--
Joshua S. Bassi
Senior Technical Consultant
Symatrix Technology, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
MacDonald, David DA
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 5:00 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Backupsets appear empty on client


"If you want TSM to estimate the amount of time it takes to process your
files and directories, click the Estimate button."

The Estimate window reported zero files would be restored, however when I
ran the actual restore, the files started flowing. Weird.


So it's only possible to restore the entire backupset?

Is a backupset the same as the "instant archive" functionality I've been
hearing about?


Thanks for your help Terry.
Dave.

-Original Message-
From: Barth, Terry V. (MBS) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 15 August 2000 21:53
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Backupsets appear empty on client


You will not see a directory structure for a backupset - This is one of the
features that I do not like about backupsets - another is that it is not
automated as far as being able to reclaim the tapes back - you have to
manually keep track of it - Anyway, the following is some help on this:


Restoring Data from Backup Sets

You can restore the files that you backed up to the TSM server from backup
sets. Your TSM administrator creates backup sets from your active files on
the server.

Backup sets are written in a format that can be read directly by the client.
If a backup set is created on a device that is supported by the TSM server
and your client machine, then you can take the backup set volumes to your
client machine and restore your data directly from the locally attached
device. Alternatively, you can restore a backup set directly from the
server.

Examples of supported media devices are: tape, CD-ROM drives, removable disk
drives like JAZ drives and ZIP drives. These tape devices are supported:
DLT, 4mm, 8mm, 3590, and 3570.

Contact your TSM administrator to find out how often backup sets are created
and what devices are supported.

You might want to restore data from backup sets in these situations.

To restore your data from backup sets:


1.   Click the Restore button in the Tivoli Storage Manager window. The
Restore window appears.

2.   Expand the directory tree if necessary. To expand a node in the
tree, click the plus sign (+) next to an object in the tree.

3.   Locate the object in the tree named Backup Sets and expand it.

4.   If you want to restore the data from the backup sets on the server,
expand the Server object. If you are restoring data from a backup set on a
locally attached device, first define the backup set location, then expand
the Local object.


5.   Your backup sets appear in the tree and are grouped by backup set
descriptions. Expand a backup set description to see the backup sets with
that description.

6.   Click the selection boxnext to the backup set that you want to
restore.

7.   Click the Restore button. The Restore Destination window appears.

8.   Fill in the Restore Destination window, then click the Restore
button to start the restore. The Task List window appears showing the
progress of the restore.


 Considerations:

7 Backup sets can contain data from multiple filespaces. If you
specify a restore destination other than the original, all of the data from
all the filespaces will be restored in the specified destination.
7 If you want to change the options for your restore, click the Modify
Restore Options button in the Restore Options window.
7 If you want TSM to estimate the amount of time it takes to process
your files and directories, click the Estimate button. Note: The Estimated
Transfer Time field reads N/A if  no files have ever been sent to or from
the current TSM server.




-Original Message-
From: MacDonald, David DA [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, August 14, 2000 10:23 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Backupsets appear empty on client


Hi all,

We're having some problems getting backupsets to work.

We generate the backupsets with the following server command:

generate backupset [nodename] [backupsetname] dev=3590

This process completes without any problems. We can view the contents of the
backupset from the server using the "query backupsetcontents" command. When
we go to restore from the backupset in the client, the backupsets appear

Re: Backupsets appear empty on client

[Joshua S. Bassi]

Yes, this is the same as the Instant Archive functionality.
A Backupset is "designed" to restore a complete node,
while an Instant Archive is designed, as the name implies,
to archive data off for a longer period of time.


--
Joshua S. Bassi
Senior Technical Consultant
Symatrix Technology, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
MacDonald, David DA
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 5:00 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Backupsets appear empty on client


"If you want TSM to estimate the amount of time it takes to process your
files and directories, click the Estimate button."

The Estimate window reported zero files would be restored, however when I
ran the actual restore, the files started flowing. Weird.


So it's only possible to restore the entire backupset?

Is a backupset the same as the "instant archive" functionality I've been
hearing about?


Thanks for your help Terry.
Dave.

-Original Message-
From: Barth, Terry V. (MBS) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 15 August 2000 21:53
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Backupsets appear empty on client


You will not see a directory structure for a backupset - This is one of the
features that I do not like about backupsets - another is that it is not
automated as far as being able to reclaim the tapes back - you have to
manually keep track of it - Anyway, the following is some help on this:


Restoring Data from Backup Sets

You can restore the files that you backed up to the TSM server from backup
sets. Your TSM administrator creates backup sets from your active files on
the server.

Backup sets are written in a format that can be read directly by the client.
If a backup set is created on a device that is supported by the TSM server
and your client machine, then you can take the backup set volumes to your
client machine and restore your data directly from the locally attached
device. Alternatively, you can restore a backup set directly from the
server.

Examples of supported media devices are: tape, CD-ROM drives, removable disk
drives like JAZ drives and ZIP drives. These tape devices are supported:
DLT, 4mm, 8mm, 3590, and 3570.

Contact your TSM administrator to find out how often backup sets are created
and what devices are supported.

You might want to restore data from backup sets in these situations.

To restore your data from backup sets:


1.   Click the Restore button in the Tivoli Storage Manager window. The
Restore window appears.

2.   Expand the directory tree if necessary. To expand a node in the
tree, click the plus sign (+) next to an object in the tree.

3.   Locate the object in the tree named Backup Sets and expand it.

4.   If you want to restore the data from the backup sets on the server,
expand the Server object. If you are restoring data from a backup set on a
locally attached device, first define the backup set location, then expand
the Local object.


5.   Your backup sets appear in the tree and are grouped by backup set
descriptions. Expand a backup set description to see the backup sets with
that description.

6.   Click the selection boxnext to the backup set that you want to
restore.

7.   Click the Restore button. The Restore Destination window appears.

8.   Fill in the Restore Destination window, then click the Restore
button to start the restore. The Task List window appears showing the
progress of the restore.


 Considerations:

· Backup sets can contain data from multiple filespaces. If you
specify a restore destination other than the original, all of the data from
all the filespaces will be restored in the specified destination.
· If you want to change the options for your restore, click the Modify
Restore Options button in the Restore Options window.
· If you want TSM to estimate the amount of time it takes to process
your files and directories, click the Estimate button. Note: The Estimated
Transfer Time field reads N/A if  no files have ever been sent to or from
the current TSM server.




-Original Message-
From: MacDonald, David DA [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, August 14, 2000 10:23 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Backupsets appear empty on client


Hi all,

We're having some problems getting backupsets to work.

We generate the backupsets with the following server command:

generate backupset [nodename] [backupsetname] dev=3590

This process completes without any problems. We can view the contents of the
backupset from the server using the "query backupsetcontents" command. When
we go to restore from the backupset in the client, the backupsets appear
under the "Backupsets - Server" heirachy, but they are empty. No ammount of
fiddling with display or restore options seems to make any difference.

Server: TSM 3.7.3 on AIX 4.3.3
Client: Version 3.7.0 on NT4


Any suggestions as to how this is supposed to work? Am I missing something
really

Re: Disaster Recovery Manager Withdrawal?

[Joshua S. Bassi]

DRM is NOT slated for withdrawal.


--
Joshua S. Bassi
Senior Technical Consultant
Symatrix Technology, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Matthias Hensel
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 12:35 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Disaster Recovery Manager Withdrawal?


regarding Disaster Recovery Manager I was told that this product is
announced to be withdrawn at the end of october 2000. Is this true? Will
it not be included in TSM4.1?

Matthias

PASSWORD

[taketoshi ide]

Hi folks .
I would like to know how can create a new password for ADMIN , if i dont
have an old one.
I using ADSM SERVER 3.1.2.40 on AIX 4.3.2 .
Any helps is apreciated .
Thanks in advance.

Ide

Re: Registering with Listserv

[Barth, Terry V. (MBS)]

Send them to the following website and they can subscribe there.

http://www.marist.edu/htbin/wlvindex?adsm-l

Terry

-Original Message-
From: Jacques Butcher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 7:47 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Registering with Listserv


Can anyone tell how one can register onself with listerv. I can't recal
what the procedure is and I have a client that has one person who wants to
register.

Thank you kindly.
Jacques.

Re: Reclamation Data Streams

[Joe Faracchio]

You can setup discorrdint onsite reclamations with single drives.

What I mean is you start an onsite-Tapepool reclamation that dumps the
tape to a reclamation disk.  after its done you trigger the migration off
that disk and start another tape-dump to a different disk (file) area.
then switch again when both succeed.

that would maximize the use of 2 drives and 2 rec processes.
Unfortuneately you cannot set migproc>1 for reclamation stg pools.
I hope that's a bug Tivoli's addressing.

... joe.f.
P.S>  I am assuming single-tape reclamation is more effecient that tape to
tape.   It appears to be more effecient from my observations.

Joseph A Faracchio,  Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley


On Tue, 15 Aug 2000, Greg Dick wrote:

> Is it possible to get Reclamation to use more than one data stream?  We
> have four tape drives that we would like to utilize during reclamation.  So
> I was wondering if there was a parameter some where to set that to 2 data
> streams instead of 1.
> ThanX,
> Greg
>

Netware 3.1.0.8 memory lock

[Larry SCHIEBEL]

 Hello,

 I upgraded to the 3.1.0.8 netware client on one server last week
 and now it doesn't seem to be releasing memory after the backups
 are finished.  We had this problem a couple years ago but it was
 fixed in another release (3.1.0.7 maybe).  The problem seems to be
 back again.  As before, if I relaod the scheduler the memory is
 released.

 Is this a known problem?  Has anyone else observed this?  Thanks
 very much-


 Larry Schiebel
 U.Wisconsin Div. Inf. Technology

First backup under TSM 3.7.2

[JerryLawson]

Date:   August 15, 2000 Time: 3:56 PM
From:   Jerry Lawson
The Hartford Insurance Group
860 547-2960[EMAIL PROTECTED]
-
Hi -

Just upgraded from TSM client release 3.7.1 to 3.7.2 on an NT 4.0 workstation, and 
noticed some strange goings on

On 8/19 (last incremental under TSM 3.7.1, my machine had 39K files on it, and on that 
day I backed up 106 files - a pretty average day for this particular machine.  I 
skipped a few days of backups, and then today, I ran the first incremental under the 
3.7.2 release.  It told me that I now had 40, 317 files on the machine (approximately 
600 more), but the unusual thing was that it backed up 10K files again, and updated 
another 27K.  Does anyone know why this all took place.  Interestingly, the sum of the 
two numbers does not add up to what was inspected (only 17 files were expired), so it 
didn't touch everything, but it was close.  Additionally, some of the files that were 
backed up were files that haven't been touched sine they were placed on the machine, 
such as the installation packages for NT and Lotus SmartSuite.

If this is normal behavior, I need to know before I plan on a deployment; and if it is 
normal, I am wondering why.  Sort of sounds like a bug.


-
 Jerry

Restoring file permissions

[Palmadesso Jack]

This is probably a dumb question but here goes.

Every couple of months somebody with too much admin priviledge will whack
permissions on an NT server someplace.  Today somebody whacked a whole drive
and set everything to read only.  I was asked if it was possible to restore
just the file permissions instead of the whole file.  Is something like this
possible?  I already told the administrator that he'll have to restore all
of the files but I thought it was an interesting request and would be a nice
feature.

Thanks for any help,
Jack
-

Thought for the day ;)

I imagine a world of peace and happiness where everybody lives in harmony...

Then I imagine us attacking that world because they would never see it
coming.

Re: Reclamation Data Streams

[Gary Ison]

Greg,

Reclamation is done on a storage pool basis, unlike migration which
can control the number of processes is starts.  Since it is being done on a
pool basis and is trying to reclaim empty space, reclamation will be more
efficient if it uses only a single output volume and multiple input volumes.
It will also eliminate volume contention for files which span volumes used
as reclamation input.  Migration is also node based whereas reclamation is
not necessarily node based (unless the pool is a collocated pool).

Gary L. Ison
Governor's Office for Technology
101 Cold Harbor Drive
Frankfort, Ky.   40601
Phone:  (502) 564-8724
Fax:  (502) 564-6856
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 

-Original Message-
From:   Greg Dick [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:   Tuesday, August 15, 2000 3:13 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:Reclamation Data Streams

Is it possible to get Reclamation to use more than one data stream?  We
have four tape drives that we would like to utilize during reclamation.  So
I was wondering if there was a parameter some where to set that to 2 data
streams instead of 1.
ThanX,
Greg

Reclamation Data Streams

[Greg Dick]

Is it possible to get Reclamation to use more than one data stream?  We
have four tape drives that we would like to utilize during reclamation.  So
I was wondering if there was a parameter some where to set that to 2 data
streams instead of 1.
ThanX,
Greg

web administrator

[Forgosh, Seth]

Does anyone know of any documentation on modifying the interface or using it
in your own web site? I have been able to make my own web pages that access
the admin web interface, but I can't figure out how to login without getting
sent to TSM interface.

Seth Forgosh

Re: wierd archive / retrieve stuff...

[Richard Sims]

>but anyway if you query the file systems of the client from an admin session
>on the server you see
>/d105
>/d105/oracle
>/d105/oracle/ORASHSDA
>as three unique file systems
...

We need to find the people who name file systems with the same bases
and remove them from the data processing community.
Anyway, this kind of situation is addressed in the Backup-Archive manual
under Backup: Advanced Considerations.  To wit, you enclose the filespace
name in braces to distinguish it within the file path.  It applies
equally to Archiving.  So you would do like:
  dsmc q archive {/d105/oracle}/ORASHSDA/system02_ORASHSDA.dbf

 Richard Sims, BU

Re: SHRDYNAMIC or SHRSTATIC?

[Richard Sims]

>What policy setting do most of you folks use, and why?

There's no single setting that's best for all sites.  The setting that's
best for you has to be determined according to the dynamism and types
of the files in your environment, coupled with usage patterns (as in,
if it will be updated occasionally by someone logging in, then go ahead
and retry).  The drama of configuration.
   Richard Sims, BU

Re: Cross-Platform Retrieves

[Palmadesso Jack]

Alex,

In short, you cannot restore to different platforms.  You must restore with
the same platform and filesystem as you backed up with.  There are some
exceptions like the FAT filesystem working across the PC world but with Unix
you are going to be stuck restoring back to another HPUX machine.

My soloution would be to restore to the original machine and ftp the data
over to the PC or "other" machine.

Jack

-Original Message-
From: Alexander Z Sokolek Jr [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 1:09 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Cross-Platform Retrieves


Hello ADSM gurus;

{My apologies if this has been answered elsewhere, but I am new to this
list, the searchable archive does not seem to have the answer, and I am
in a bit of a hurry.}

Client for HP-UX v310
Client for Win-32 v31-0.8
Server for MVS v31-2.50

I can not seem to retrieve an archive made from an HP-UX (unix) client
into the Win-32 client.  I can see the top level structure, but I can
not see or retrieve any files.  GUI vs Command Line - same deal.  This
does seem to work if I attempt the retrieve from a different HP-UX
client.  (The archive is large; 9,000 files in 7gb, but I tried with
something smaller and got the same results.)

Any ideas?  I wonder about file naming conflicts, such as "slash" vs
"backslash", or filespace issues, but I know very, very little about
ADSM.  (I'm just a user, being forced to give up space on the HP-UX
machine and, ultimately, move it somewhere else.  My time constraint is
that I need to confirm archive integrity before I give up the HP-UX
machine.)  Thank you.

Alex Sokolek

Re: Cross-Platform Retrieves

[Gary Ison]

Alex,

You cannot move data between OS platforms due to files structure
differences.  Only like platforms can share data.

Gary L. Ison
Governor's Office for Technology
101 Cold Harbor Drive
Frankfort, Ky.   40601
Phone:  (502) 564-8724
Fax:  (502) 564-6856
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 

-Original Message-
From:   Alexander Z Sokolek Jr [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:   Tuesday, August 15, 2000 1:09 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:Cross-Platform Retrieves

Hello ADSM gurus;

{My apologies if this has been answered elsewhere, but I am new to this
list, the searchable archive does not seem to have the answer, and I am
in a bit of a hurry.}

Client for HP-UX v310
Client for Win-32 v31-0.8
Server for MVS v31-2.50

I can not seem to retrieve an archive made from an HP-UX (unix) client
into the Win-32 client.  I can see the top level structure, but I can
not see or retrieve any files.  GUI vs Command Line - same deal.  This
does seem to work if I attempt the retrieve from a different HP-UX
client.  (The archive is large; 9,000 files in 7gb, but I tried with
something smaller and got the same results.)

Any ideas?  I wonder about file naming conflicts, such as "slash" vs
"backslash", or filespace issues, but I know very, very little about
ADSM.  (I'm just a user, being forced to give up space on the HP-UX
machine and, ultimately, move it somewhere else.  My time constraint is
that I need to confirm archive integrity before I give up the HP-UX
machine.)  Thank you.

Alex Sokolek

wierd archive / retrieve stuff...

[Cook, Dwight E]

tsm server   Server Version 3, Release 7, Level 2.0
Client Version: Version 3, Release 1, Level 0.8   Platform: SUN SOLARIS
Client OS Level: 5.6

well, I see what part of my problem might be now...

but anyway if you query the file systems of the client from an admin session
on the server you see
/d105
/d105/oracle
/d105/oracle/ORASHSDA
as three unique file systems
you have a file /d105/oracle/ORASHSDA/system02_ORASHSDA.dbf
that file was archived but a
dsmc> q archive /d105/oracle/ORASHSDA/system02_ORASHSDA.dbf
yields "no files found"
the only way to find that file is with a
retrieve -pick -subdir=yes -fromd=08/09/2000 -tod=08/09/2000
/d105/oracle/
note where I could only specify the "file system" level in the name...

just a note so if anyone is trying to perform a retrieve of a/some files and
can't find them, try a subdir=yes and a file system boundary from a pick
list.

Oh, how did I determine to try this ? ? ?

/d105/oracle : /ORASHSDA/ system02_ORASHSDA.dbf (MC: DEFAULT)
Inserted 08/09/00 19:04:57

shows the file at file system /d105/oracle, in subdirectory /ORASHSDA/ and
then file blah...

later,
Dwight

Well, that was a fun morning trying to figure out why both a DBA and "root"
couldn't retrieve a file I kept telling them did really exist on the tsm
server ;-}

Re: label libv - problem

[Phil Bone]

>From personal experience, I can tell you that you don't need to specify
LABELSOURCE for a 3494, (regardless of what the documentations says).

label libvol 3494a search=yes checkin=scratch overwrite=yes
volrange=00,99

Hope that helps.

Phil Bone
Sr. Systems Consultant
Network Services, Infrastructure Management
Office: 706.596.5928
Fax: 706.596.5950
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]


-Original Message-
From: Peter Dümpert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 12:28 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: label libv - problem


Hi *SMers,
trying to fill a newly installed 3494 under TSM 3.7.3.0 I ran into the
following problem:

tsm: TSM>q libr

Library Name LibraryDevice   Private  Scratch  External
Shared
 TypeCategory Category Manager
 --    --
--
3494 349X   /dev/lmcp0   300  301
No

tsm: TSM>label libv 3494 devtype=3590 search=yes labelsource=barcode
checkin=scratch volrange=00,09
ANR8494E LABEL LIBVOLUME: An option specified is not valid for 349X
libraries.
ANS8001I Return code 3.


Checking with "help label libv" I can't find what I've done wrong with the
above used "label libv" command.

Any help would be very welcome.

-- 
MfG / Ciao - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Peter Dümpert   Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Rechenzentrum der Technischen Universität   Fax  : ++49/531/391-5549
D 38092 BraunschweigTel  : ++49/531/391-5535
 

Cross-Platform Retrieves

[Alexander Z Sokolek Jr]

Hello ADSM gurus;

{My apologies if this has been answered elsewhere, but I am new to this
list, the searchable archive does not seem to have the answer, and I am
in a bit of a hurry.}

Client for HP-UX v310
Client for Win-32 v31-0.8
Server for MVS v31-2.50

I can not seem to retrieve an archive made from an HP-UX (unix) client
into the Win-32 client.  I can see the top level structure, but I can
not see or retrieve any files.  GUI vs Command Line - same deal.  This
does seem to work if I attempt the retrieve from a different HP-UX
client.  (The archive is large; 9,000 files in 7gb, but I tried with
something smaller and got the same results.)

Any ideas?  I wonder about file naming conflicts, such as "slash" vs
"backslash", or filespace issues, but I know very, very little about
ADSM.  (I'm just a user, being forced to give up space on the HP-UX
machine and, ultimately, move it somewhere else.  My time constraint is
that I need to confirm archive integrity before I give up the HP-UX
machine.)  Thank you.

Alex Sokolek

Re: label libv - problem

[Purdon, James]

Hi Peter,

Loose the "labelsource=barcode" and you should be fine.

Jim

> --
> From: Peter Dümpert[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Reply To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 12:28 PM
> To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject:  label libv   - problem
> 
> Hi *SMers,
> trying to fill a newly installed 3494 under TSM 3.7.3.0 I ran into the
> following problem:
> 
> tsm: TSM>q libr
> 
> Library Name LibraryDevice   Private  Scratch  External
> Shared
>  TypeCategory Category Manager
>  --    --
> --
> 3494 349X   /dev/lmcp0   300  301
> No
> 
> tsm: TSM>label libv 3494 devtype=3590 search=yes labelsource=barcode
> checkin=scratch volrange=00,09
> ANR8494E LABEL LIBVOLUME: An option specified is not valid for 349X
> libraries.
> ANS8001I Return code 3.
> 
> 
> Checking with "help label libv" I can't find what I've done wrong with the
> above used "label libv" command.
> 
> Any help would be very welcome.
> 
> -- 
> MfG / Ciao - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
> Peter Dümpert   Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Rechenzentrum der Technischen Universität   Fax  : ++49/531/391-5549
> D 38092 BraunschweigTel  : ++49/531/391-5535
>  
> 

Re: SHRDYNAMIC or SHRSTATIC?

[Daniel Swan/TM]

You make a very good point, Kelly.. that is, can a file that was backed up
while open be restored successfully?

It comes down to an issue of probabilities.. what are the chances that
backup will be restorable?  What are the chances it won't be?

What policy setting do most of you folks use, and why?


Daniel Swan
HP Unix Team
ISM-BC
3030 2nd Ave SE
Calgary, AB, T2A 5N7
ph. 403-530-1726
fax: 403-530-1066




> -Original Message-
> From: Kelly J. Lipp [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 10:39 AM
> To:   'Daniel Swan/TM'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject:  RE: SHRDYNAMIC or SHRSTATIC?
>
> The question isn't can you back up an open file, it's can you restore it
> and
> have it useful?  You must check.  The problem with backing up open files
> is
> you can move a lot of useless data.  If you can't restore it, you might as
> well not back it up.
>
> Kelly J. Lipp
> Storage Solutions Specialists, Inc.
> PO Box 51313
> Colorado Springs CO 80949-1313
> (719) 531-5926
> Fax: (719) 260-5991
> Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> www.storsol.com
> www.storserver.com
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Daniel Swan/TM [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 9:31 AM
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: SHRDYNAMIC or SHRSTATIC?
>
>
> IS there any reason not to use Dynamic?  Is there a reason NOT to back up
> open files?
>
>
>
> Daniel Swan
> HP Unix Team
> ISM-BC
> 3030 2nd Ave SE
> Calgary, AB, T2A 5N7
> ph. 403-530-1726
> fax: 403-530-1066
>
>
>
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From:   Kelly J. Lipp [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent:   Monday, August 14, 2000 7:47 PM
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject:Re: SHRDYNAMIC or SHRSTATIC?
> >
> > I think if you're going to use SHRDYNAMIC you might as well use DYNAMIC.
> > How many files actually close within a few seconds?  I've seen many
> > instances where a large file will be attempted three times
> > (CHANGINGRETRIES - 1, usually) and then be backed up on the fourth try.
> > This means we move a bunch more data than we need to trying something
> that
> > isn't going to change anyway.  If you can get a usable copy of an open
> > file,
> > back it up while open the first time.
> >
> > Kelly J. Lipp
> > Storage Solutions Specialists, Inc.
> > PO Box 51313
> > Colorado Springs CO 80949-1313
> > (719) 531-5926
> > Fax: (719) 260-5991
> > Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > www.storsol.com
> > www.storserver.com
> >
> >
> > -Original Message-
> > From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
> > Daniel Swan/TM
> > Sent: Monday, August 14, 2000 3:59 PM
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: SHRDYNAMIC or SHRSTATIC?
> >
> >
> > I am presently reviewing our backup policies, and I see that we are
> using
> > SHRSTATIC, but it seems to me it
> > would make more sense to use SHRDYNAMIC, which eventually forces the
> > backup
> > of open files.
> >
> > Is there a reason not to use SHRDYNAMIC?
> >
> > Best regards,
> > Dan.

ADSMConnect Agent for Lotus Notes

[Richard Smith]

I'm having some problems with my Lotus notes backups.  I'm getting a couple
of errors on a couple of different nodes that I've not seen before and am
hoping somebody out there has a clue.

Error 1:

Client Type: NT 4.0 SP 4
Connect Agent Version: 2.1.9
Server Type: IBM Network Storage Manager (3466)
Server Version: 3.7.1

Here is the error that we are seeing on this one:

DECS Server cannot locate the corresponding record in the external system

Error 2:

Client Type: NT 4.0 SP 4
Connect Agent Version: 2.1.9
Server Type: IBM Network Storage Manager (3466)
Server Version: 3.1.2.40

Here is the error we see on this one:

Field is too large (32K) or View's column & selection formulas are too large

Thanks in advance for any help you can give.
Rick Smith

Re: SHRDYNAMIC or SHRSTATIC?

[Kelly J. Lipp]

The question isn't can you back up an open file, it's can you restore it and
have it useful?  You must check.  The problem with backing up open files is
you can move a lot of useless data.  If you can't restore it, you might as
well not back it up.

Kelly J. Lipp
Storage Solutions Specialists, Inc.
PO Box 51313
Colorado Springs CO 80949-1313
(719) 531-5926
Fax: (719) 260-5991
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.storsol.com
www.storserver.com


-Original Message-
From: Daniel Swan/TM [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 9:31 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: SHRDYNAMIC or SHRSTATIC?


IS there any reason not to use Dynamic?  Is there a reason NOT to back up
open files?



Daniel Swan
HP Unix Team
ISM-BC
3030 2nd Ave SE
Calgary, AB, T2A 5N7
ph. 403-530-1726
fax: 403-530-1066




> -Original Message-
> From: Kelly J. Lipp [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, August 14, 2000 7:47 PM
> To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject:  Re: SHRDYNAMIC or SHRSTATIC?
>
> I think if you're going to use SHRDYNAMIC you might as well use DYNAMIC.
> How many files actually close within a few seconds?  I've seen many
> instances where a large file will be attempted three times
> (CHANGINGRETRIES - 1, usually) and then be backed up on the fourth try.
> This means we move a bunch more data than we need to trying something that
> isn't going to change anyway.  If you can get a usable copy of an open
> file,
> back it up while open the first time.
>
> Kelly J. Lipp
> Storage Solutions Specialists, Inc.
> PO Box 51313
> Colorado Springs CO 80949-1313
> (719) 531-5926
> Fax: (719) 260-5991
> Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> www.storsol.com
> www.storserver.com
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
> Daniel Swan/TM
> Sent: Monday, August 14, 2000 3:59 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: SHRDYNAMIC or SHRSTATIC?
>
>
> I am presently reviewing our backup policies, and I see that we are using
> SHRSTATIC, but it seems to me it
> would make more sense to use SHRDYNAMIC, which eventually forces the
> backup
> of open files.
>
> Is there a reason not to use SHRDYNAMIC?
>
> Best regards,
> Dan.

label libv - problem

[Peter Dümpert]

Hi *SMers,
trying to fill a newly installed 3494 under TSM 3.7.3.0 I ran into the
following problem:

tsm: TSM>q libr

Library Name LibraryDevice   Private  Scratch  External
Shared
 TypeCategory Category Manager
 --    --
--
3494 349X   /dev/lmcp0   300  301
No

tsm: TSM>label libv 3494 devtype=3590 search=yes labelsource=barcode
checkin=scratch volrange=00,09
ANR8494E LABEL LIBVOLUME: An option specified is not valid for 349X
libraries.
ANS8001I Return code 3.


Checking with "help label libv" I can't find what I've done wrong with the
above used "label libv" command.

Any help would be very welcome.

-- 
MfG / Ciao - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Peter Dümpert   Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Rechenzentrum der Technischen Universität   Fax  : ++49/531/391-5549
D 38092 BraunschweigTel  : ++49/531/391-5535
 

Re: SHRDYNAMIC or SHRSTATIC?

[Daniel Swan/TM]

IS there any reason not to use Dynamic?  Is there a reason NOT to back up
open files?



Daniel Swan
HP Unix Team
ISM-BC
3030 2nd Ave SE
Calgary, AB, T2A 5N7
ph. 403-530-1726
fax: 403-530-1066




> -Original Message-
> From: Kelly J. Lipp [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, August 14, 2000 7:47 PM
> To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject:  Re: SHRDYNAMIC or SHRSTATIC?
>
> I think if you're going to use SHRDYNAMIC you might as well use DYNAMIC.
> How many files actually close within a few seconds?  I've seen many
> instances where a large file will be attempted three times
> (CHANGINGRETRIES - 1, usually) and then be backed up on the fourth try.
> This means we move a bunch more data than we need to trying something that
> isn't going to change anyway.  If you can get a usable copy of an open
> file,
> back it up while open the first time.
>
> Kelly J. Lipp
> Storage Solutions Specialists, Inc.
> PO Box 51313
> Colorado Springs CO 80949-1313
> (719) 531-5926
> Fax: (719) 260-5991
> Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> www.storsol.com
> www.storserver.com
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
> Daniel Swan/TM
> Sent: Monday, August 14, 2000 3:59 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: SHRDYNAMIC or SHRSTATIC?
>
>
> I am presently reviewing our backup policies, and I see that we are using
> SHRSTATIC, but it seems to me it
> would make more sense to use SHRDYNAMIC, which eventually forces the
> backup
> of open files.
>
> Is there a reason not to use SHRDYNAMIC?
>
> Best regards,
> Dan.

Re: Disaster Recovery Manager Withdrawal?

[Daniel Swan/TM]

I don't think I'd ever suffer Disaster Recovery Manager Withdrawl,
but if you do, there are treatments available.

Re: TSM 3.7.2 NetWare 5.1 NDS 8

[Rolf Bogus]

Brian,

>  Is anyone running TSM 3.7.2 on a Netware 5.1 server with NDS 8? We are
> testing this version out right now and we notice that when a backup of the
> NDS tree is initiated from TSM that cache buffers are used during the
> backup but not release until the backup completes. On our test server this
> works fine because there are not many objects under the tree but we have
> production servers that have millions of objects in the tree. Under Netware
> 4.11 NDS 6.10 the buffers are allocated and released as the backup runs.
>
>  I am not a Novell support individual but I am being told by our Netware
> support staff that this is potentially a major problem. I have an open
> incident with IBM/Tivoli on this but I have not had any success in finding
> a resolution.

same to us: we also have an open incident with IBM/Tivoli on this. Backing
up the NDS on our production server (512 MB memory) crashes the server,
when all memory is eaten up.

- Rolf


Rolf Bogus   email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Universitaetsrechenzentrum
Im Neuenheimer Feld 293  phone: +49 (6221) 54 4507
D 69120 Heidelberg   fax:   +49 (6221) 54 5581
---

TSM 3.7.2 NetWare 5.1 NDS 8

[Brian Nick]

Hello all,

 Is anyone running TSM 3.7.2 on a Netware 5.1 server with NDS 8? We are
testing this version out right now and we notice that when a backup of the
NDS tree is initiated from TSM that cache buffers are used during the
backup but not release until the backup completes. On our test server this
works fine because there are not many objects under the tree but we have
production servers that have millions of objects in the tree. Under Netware
4.11 NDS 6.10 the buffers are allocated and released as the backup runs.

 I am not a Novell support individual but I am being told by our Netware
support staff that this is potentially a major problem. I have an open
incident with IBM/Tivoli on this but I have not had any success in finding
a resolution.

 Any help that you could provide would be appreciated.


Brian L. Nick
System Programmer - Storage Solutions
Phoenix Home Life Mutual Ins.
100 Bright Meadow Blvd
Enfield CT. 06082-1900

E-MAIL:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
PHONE:   (860)403-2281

Re: HIGH CPU USAGE

[Pabalate, Ed]

Andrew,

Here's what my Telecomm guy said:"The version of Norton AntiVirus we were
using on that server was 5.01.01 for WinNT. The services I stopped were NAV
Alert and NAV Auto-Protect.  Once those were stopped and disabled, the
scheduler service was started and things ran smoothly without a cpu rise".

Hope this help!

Ed



-Original Message-
From: Andrew Webster [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 6:29 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: HIGH CPU USAGE


Hi John, Ed,

 Precisely which Norton Services did you have to stop? I find three
services on my clients:-
 NAV Alert
 NAV Auto-Protect (Stopped for backups)
 Norton Program Scheduler

 As you saying I need to stop all of them, including the "Alert" one. Or
are you saying you need to "disable" them so that they never start?
 Isn't there a Norton Device Driver (Control Panel|Services) do you do
anything with that?

All,

 Anyone have experience backup non-English  languages and gets
hangs/high CPU utilization on NT. We sure do on Japanese NT machines.

Regards
 Andrew



Re: HIGH CPU USAGE
 Forum: ADSM - ADSTAR Distributed Storage Management
 Date:Aug 14, 12:56
 From:   Pabalate, Ed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

John,

Here is the quote from our Client Guy, "It=92s confirmed!  In order to =
fix my
CPU-at-100% problem, I had to disable the Norton AntiVirus services.  =
Once
this was disabled, everything functions properly and the cpu does not =
clock
up to 100% and stay there like it used to.  I=92m not sure how NAV is =
causing
the ADSM problem, but it is definitely related..!" Thanks to all your
help!.

Ed

-Original Message-
From: John Monahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, August 07, 2000 12:26 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: HIGH CPU USAGE


I also had this problem with the exact same symptoms and had an open =
PMR
for about 2 months on this issue.  After several traces and running
debugging code my problem was narrowed down to a problem or conflict =
with
NAV running and the CreateFile() Win32 API.  TSM calls CreateFile() =
during
backup and this was where it was hanging and driving the CPU up to =
100%.
One of the TSM developers gave me a utility to just test the API call
outside of TSM, and it also caused the high CPU utilization, so the =
problem
was determined to be "outside the scope of TSM".  All my clients are
virtually identical, this problem started on one client and seemed to
spread to another client every 2 weeks.  About 25% of my clients were
experiencing the problem before we found the cause.

Shutting down all NAV services during the backup is a workaround for my
problem, just disabling autoprotect didn't help, the actual services =
had to
be stopped.  If you're also running NAV on your client, try shutting =
the
services down.  If your problem seems similar, I'll be glad to share =
more
specific information.


=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=
=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D
John Monahan
Network Administrator
Liberty Diversified Industries
(763) 536-6677
=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=
=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D


Regards

--
Andrew Webster
PC, NetApp Filer, TSM
Sanno Move Project
Deutsche Real Estate Consulting Ltd. - Tokyo
Internal (but outside Tokyo): 88 408-7542
Tel. +81-3-5156-7542
Fax. +81-3--5156-4811
Mobile: 0907 184 8958

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Re: Base TMS client and SQL backup question

[Del Hoobler]

Geoff,

Correct me if I am wrong...but they are referring to
using the BA client, not TDP for SQL (SQL Agent).

TDP for SQL takes online backups of databases.

I think they are trying to take a backup of the SQL databases
by bringing the SQL server down, backing up the database
files with the base client, then restarting the SQL server.
Some folks have the luxury of doing that while others
must have the SQL databases available 24x7 and cannot bring them
down to do an "offline" backup.

Thanks,

Del



Del Hoobler
IBM Corporation
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


"Gill, Geoffrey L." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@VM.MARIST.EDU> on 08/15/2000
09:26:05 AM

Please respond to "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Sent by:  "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:
Subject:  Re: Base TMS client and SQL backup question



> If you are not using the net commands, how are you using the
> pre/post (or other methods) commands to stop the SQL server
> so the databases can be backed up?

Gary,

I'm using the agent to back up our databases, but we don't issue any
pre/post commands to stop and start SQL. I thought the whole idea of this
agent was to backup the database while it was online. I also thought it
would do any such thing on it's own if need be. Now that you've raised the
question I wonder if I'm missing something.

I can say that I've sucessfully restored databases direct to their original
location without any problems too. As early as yesterday I had a DBA on the
phone. Just after I restored one database he told me it was fine. Since I
haven't had any problems I'm only guessing I've been doing things right.

Geoff

Re: Netware "Directory path not found" problem

[Jeffus, Dan]

It seems like we have ahd this problem and it was a rights issue.



Dan Jeffus

Intel Systems

Florida Hospital

407-303-5600-5491





Dear all,



I have problems with Netware Version 5 TSM Client Version 3.7.3.



When I try a backup I get the following error. It seams like the error

occurs when TSM is backing up the sys: volume. On some system the backup

will stop immediately. On others the backup will continue with the other

volumes.



11.08.2000 12:42:46 (TSA500.NLM 5.3 259) This program cannot allocate a

directory handle.

11.08.2000 12:42:46 ANS1076E *** Directory path not found ***



TSA500 is at version 5.03

TSANDS is at version 5.11

NDS version 8.?



IBM/Tivoli support is rather clueless. So any help is very much appreciated.



Eurodis Schweiz AG

Data Division

Timo Kilchenmann

Systems Engineer

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Timo Kilchenmann E-Mail  [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Eurodis Schweiz AG   Phone   +41 1 843 34 91 (direct)

Bahnstrasse 58/60or  +41 1 843 32 32

CH-8105 Regensdorf   Telefax +41 1 843 34 24

Switzerland  Mobile  +41 79 417 43 55

 http://www.eurodis.ch

---

Re: Base TMS client and SQL backup question

[Phil Bone]

We are using the ADSM SQL Connect Agent (or TSM SQL Data Protection Agents)
to do our backups.  Our DBA's are scheduling and running the backups with
SQL jobs that they have setup through the SQL Enterprise Manager.  Then they
can have the status of the backup jobs emailed to them through SQL Mail.

As far as issuing "net" commands in pre/post, I would assume that at a
minimum you would have to configure the ADSM/TSM "Central Scheduler Agent"
and/or the "Client Acceptor" to run as an NT account with the required
privilege to stop/start services.  Just a guess...


Phil Bone
Sr. Systems Consultant
Network Services, Infrastructure Management
Office: 706.596.5928
Fax: 706.596.5950
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]


-Original Message-
From: Gary Ison [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 8:08 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Base TMS client and SQL backup question


Hi Folks,

Is anyone using the pre/post exits of the base client to stop/start
the MSSQL server with the "net stop/start mssqlserver" commands?  I have a
client who  is trying this and the schedule log stops recording when the pre
command file is triggered.  The client has also failed to back up since this
method was implemented.

If you are not using the net commands, how are you using the
pre/post (or other methods) commands to stop the SQL server so the databases
can be backed up?  Any help or examples would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

Gary L. Ison
Governor's Office for Technology
101 Cold Harbor Drive
Frankfort, Ky.   40601
Phone:  (502) 564-8724
Fax:  (502) 564-6856
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 

AW: Netware "Directory path not found" problem

[Timo Kilchenmann]

Via "dsmc incr" or by scheduler "incremental" action

The domain statement is as follows:

DOM ALL-LOCAL BINdery nds

Eurodis Schweiz AG
Data Division
Timo Kilchenmann
Systems Engineer
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Eurodis Schweiz AG   Phone   +41 1 843 34 91 (direct)
Bahnstrasse 58/60or  +41 1 843 32 32
CH-8105 Regensdorf   Telefax +41 1 843 34 24
Switzerland  Mobile  +41 79 417 43 55
 http://www.eurodis.ch
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-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Richard Sims [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 15. August 2000 13:54
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: Re: Netware "Directory path not found" problem


>When I try a backup I get the following error.
...
>11.08.2000 12:42:46 (TSA500.NLM 5.3 259) This program cannot allocate a
>directory handle.
>11.08.2000 12:42:46 ANS1076E *** Directory path not found ***

Please tell us specifically how you are invoking the backup, and with
what parameters.  In the past, some customers have encountered this when
they incorrectly specified the object to back up.
  Richard Sims, BU

Re: Base TMS client and SQL backup question

[Gill, Geoffrey L.]

> If you are not using the net commands, how are you using the
> pre/post (or other methods) commands to stop the SQL server
> so the databases can be backed up?

Gary,

I'm using the agent to back up our databases, but we don't issue any
pre/post commands to stop and start SQL. I thought the whole idea of this
agent was to backup the database while it was online. I also thought it
would do any such thing on it's own if need be. Now that you've raised the
question I wonder if I'm missing something.

I can say that I've sucessfully restored databases direct to their original
location without any problems too. As early as yesterday I had a DBA on the
phone. Just after I restored one database he told me it was fine. Since I
haven't had any problems I'm only guessing I've been doing things right.

Geoff

Re: SHRDYNAMIC or SHRSTATIC?

[Leos Stehlik]

> Is there a reason not to use SHRDYNAMIC?

Open files are actually "files in use", so part of the file may be loaded in
the real memory, application
which uses this file may do some changes in that file directly in real
memory and then - at some later time -
physically save these chages to the disk, so with backing up open files you
may backup inconsistent, unusable
data.

Best regards

Leos Stehlik, IT Specialist
AIX, ADSM/TSM
IBM Czech republic

Re: Registering with Listserv

[Shekhar Dhotre]

Read the  readme of installing backup -archive client  pages. at the end you
will find the answer.

Base TMS client and SQL backup question

[Gary Ison]

Hi Folks,

Is anyone using the pre/post exits of the base client to stop/start
the MSSQL server with the "net stop/start mssqlserver" commands?  I have a
client who  is trying this and the schedule log stops recording when the pre
command file is triggered.  The client has also failed to back up since this
method was implemented.

If you are not using the net commands, how are you using the
pre/post (or other methods) commands to stop the SQL server so the databases
can be backed up?  Any help or examples would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

Gary L. Ison
Governor's Office for Technology
101 Cold Harbor Drive
Frankfort, Ky.   40601
Phone:  (502) 564-8724
Fax:  (502) 564-6856
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 

Re: Netware "Directory path not found" problem

[Jim Kirkman]

Timo,

Try running a vrepair on the affected volumes and then try an incremental. What
version of the client did you upgrade from? I've had this problem, but only on
one of my Netware boxes, and I just settled with one of the older ADSM clients.

Jim

Timo Kilchenmann wrote:

> Dear all,
>
> I have problems with Netware Version 5 TSM Client Version 3.7.3.
>
> When I try a backup I get the following error. It seams like the error
> occurs when TSM is backing up the sys: volume. On some system the backup
> will stop immediately. On others the backup will continue with the other
> volumes.
>
> 11.08.2000 12:42:46 (TSA500.NLM 5.3 259) This program cannot allocate a
> directory handle.
> 11.08.2000 12:42:46 ANS1076E *** Directory path not found ***
>
> TSA500 is at version 5.03
> TSANDS is at version 5.11
> NDS version 8.?
>
> IBM/Tivoli support is rather clueless. So any help is very much appreciated.
>
> Eurodis Schweiz AG
> Data Division
> Timo Kilchenmann
> Systems Engineer
> ---
> Timo Kilchenmann E-Mail  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Eurodis Schweiz AG   Phone   +41 1 843 34 91 (direct)
> Bahnstrasse 58/60or  +41 1 843 32 32
> CH-8105 Regensdorf   Telefax +41 1 843 34 24
> Switzerland  Mobile  +41 79 417 43 55
>  http://www.eurodis.ch
> ---

--
Jim Kirkman
AIS UNC-Chapel Hill
966-5884

Re: HSM file system mounted through nfs

[Richard Sims]

>I'm trying to use HSM managed file system mounted with nfs on Digital unix.
>When I try to work with files through nfs, which are migrated - for example
>cp xyz /dev/null, I'm getting error messages like I/O error - readed
>incrorect number of bytes, or Device busy. This messages I'm getting
>immediately after recall proces has finished. When I run the same command
>again, on the second or third time is it OK. Does anyone know where the
>problem could be? Could hsm file systems be mounted throug nfs?
>Tvoli HSM client is v.3.7.2 installed on Solaris 2.6, VxFS v. 3.3.2.
>Mounted through nfs on Digital unix v. 4.0f ( problem is, that HSM client
>does not exist on Digital unix).

Viliam - It is legitimate to use HSM through NFS.  What is supposed to
 happen is for the nfsd on the NFS server to be caused to wait
for the recall to complete and then respond to the NFS client with the
data.  Apparently, HSM on your NFS server system is not causing the nfsd
to wait: instead, it is returning to the NFS client an indication that
the data is wacky and unavailable.  NFS client caching retains this
state information for a certain amount of time, after which it times
out, and your repeated access attempt finally succeeds.
One thing to check is if your NFS client system is hard-mounting
the HSM file system (vs. soft-mounting) so that operations on that
file system are forced to wait for them to complete.  Beyond that,
you'll have to confer with your Digital OS folks for examination of
the problem.
 Richard Sims, BU

Re: Backupsets appear empty on client

[MacDonald, David DA]

"If you want TSM to estimate the amount of time it takes to process your files and 
directories, click the Estimate button."

The Estimate window reported zero files would be restored, however when I ran the 
actual restore, the files started flowing. Weird. 


So it's only possible to restore the entire backupset? 

Is a backupset the same as the "instant archive" functionality I've been hearing 
about? 


Thanks for your help Terry. 
Dave. 

-Original Message-
From: Barth, Terry V. (MBS) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 15 August 2000 21:53
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Backupsets appear empty on client


You will not see a directory structure for a backupset - This is one of the
features that I do not like about backupsets - another is that it is not
automated as far as being able to reclaim the tapes back - you have to
manually keep track of it - Anyway, the following is some help on this:


Restoring Data from Backup Sets

You can restore the files that you backed up to the TSM server from backup
sets. Your TSM administrator creates backup sets from your active files on
the server. 

Backup sets are written in a format that can be read directly by the client.
If a backup set is created on a device that is supported by the TSM server
and your client machine, then you can take the backup set volumes to your
client machine and restore your data directly from the locally attached
device. Alternatively, you can restore a backup set directly from the
server.  

Examples of supported media devices are: tape, CD-ROM drives, removable disk
drives like JAZ drives and ZIP drives. These tape devices are supported:
DLT, 4mm, 8mm, 3590, and 3570. 

Contact your TSM administrator to find out how often backup sets are created
and what devices are supported. 

You might want to restore data from backup sets in these situations. 

To restore your data from backup sets:  


1.   Click the Restore button in the Tivoli Storage Manager window. The
Restore window appears.  

2.   Expand the directory tree if necessary. To expand a node in the
tree, click the plus sign (+) next to an object in the tree.   

3.   Locate the object in the tree named Backup Sets and expand it. 

4.   If you want to restore the data from the backup sets on the server,
expand the Server object. If you are restoring data from a backup set on a
locally attached device, first define the backup set location, then expand
the Local object. 


5.   Your backup sets appear in the tree and are grouped by backup set
descriptions. Expand a backup set description to see the backup sets with
that description. 

6.   Click the selection boxnext to the backup set that you want to
restore. 

7.   Click the Restore button. The Restore Destination window appears. 

8.   Fill in the Restore Destination window, then click the Restore
button to start the restore. The Task List window appears showing the
progress of the restore. 


 Considerations:  

· Backup sets can contain data from multiple filespaces. If you
specify a restore destination other than the original, all of the data from
all the filespaces will be restored in the specified destination. 
· If you want to change the options for your restore, click the Modify
Restore Options button in the Restore Options window. 
· If you want TSM to estimate the amount of time it takes to process
your files and directories, click the Estimate button. Note: The Estimated
Transfer Time field reads N/A if  no files have ever been sent to or from
the current TSM server. 

 


-Original Message-
From: MacDonald, David DA [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, August 14, 2000 10:23 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Backupsets appear empty on client


Hi all,

We're having some problems getting backupsets to work.

We generate the backupsets with the following server command:

generate backupset [nodename] [backupsetname] dev=3590

This process completes without any problems. We can view the contents of the
backupset from the server using the "query backupsetcontents" command. When
we go to restore from the backupset in the client, the backupsets appear
under the "Backupsets - Server" heirachy, but they are empty. No ammount of
fiddling with display or restore options seems to make any difference.

Server: TSM 3.7.3 on AIX 4.3.3
Client: Version 3.7.0 on NT4


Any suggestions as to how this is supposed to work? Am I missing something
really obvious? Any help at all would be appreciated.


Thanks,
Dave.
Unix Services
CSC TS

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Re: Netware "Directory path not found" problem

[Richard Sims]

>When I try a backup I get the following error.
...
>11.08.2000 12:42:46 (TSA500.NLM 5.3 259) This program cannot allocate a
>directory handle.
>11.08.2000 12:42:46 ANS1076E *** Directory path not found ***

Please tell us specifically how you are invoking the backup, and with
what parameters.  In the past, some customers have encountered this when
they incorrectly specified the object to back up.
  Richard Sims, BU

Registering with Listserv

[Jacques Butcher]

Can anyone tell how one can register onself with listerv. I can't recal
what the procedure is and I have a client that has one person who wants to
register.

Thank you kindly.
Jacques.

Re: Backupsets appear empty on client

[Barth, Terry V. (MBS)]

You will not see a directory structure for a backupset - This is one of the
features that I do not like about backupsets - another is that it is not
automated as far as being able to reclaim the tapes back - you have to
manually keep track of it - Anyway, the following is some help on this:


Restoring Data from Backup Sets

You can restore the files that you backed up to the TSM server from backup
sets. Your TSM administrator creates backup sets from your active files on
the server. 

Backup sets are written in a format that can be read directly by the client.
If a backup set is created on a device that is supported by the TSM server
and your client machine, then you can take the backup set volumes to your
client machine and restore your data directly from the locally attached
device. Alternatively, you can restore a backup set directly from the
server.  

Examples of supported media devices are: tape, CD-ROM drives, removable disk
drives like JAZ drives and ZIP drives. These tape devices are supported:
DLT, 4mm, 8mm, 3590, and 3570. 

Contact your TSM administrator to find out how often backup sets are created
and what devices are supported. 

You might want to restore data from backup sets in these situations. 

To restore your data from backup sets:  


1.   Click the Restore button in the Tivoli Storage Manager window. The
Restore window appears.  

2.   Expand the directory tree if necessary. To expand a node in the
tree, click the plus sign (+) next to an object in the tree.   

3.   Locate the object in the tree named Backup Sets and expand it. 

4.   If you want to restore the data from the backup sets on the server,
expand the Server object. If you are restoring data from a backup set on a
locally attached device, first define the backup set location, then expand
the Local object. 


5.   Your backup sets appear in the tree and are grouped by backup set
descriptions. Expand a backup set description to see the backup sets with
that description. 

6.   Click the selection boxnext to the backup set that you want to
restore. 

7.   Click the Restore button. The Restore Destination window appears. 

8.   Fill in the Restore Destination window, then click the Restore
button to start the restore. The Task List window appears showing the
progress of the restore. 


 Considerations:  

· Backup sets can contain data from multiple filespaces. If you
specify a restore destination other than the original, all of the data from
all the filespaces will be restored in the specified destination. 
· If you want to change the options for your restore, click the Modify
Restore Options button in the Restore Options window. 
· If you want TSM to estimate the amount of time it takes to process
your files and directories, click the Estimate button. Note: The Estimated
Transfer Time field reads N/A if  no files have ever been sent to or from
the current TSM server. 

 


-Original Message-
From: MacDonald, David DA [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, August 14, 2000 10:23 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Backupsets appear empty on client


Hi all,

We're having some problems getting backupsets to work.

We generate the backupsets with the following server command:

generate backupset [nodename] [backupsetname] dev=3590

This process completes without any problems. We can view the contents of the
backupset from the server using the "query backupsetcontents" command. When
we go to restore from the backupset in the client, the backupsets appear
under the "Backupsets - Server" heirachy, but they are empty. No ammount of
fiddling with display or restore options seems to make any difference.

Server: TSM 3.7.3 on AIX 4.3.3
Client: Version 3.7.0 on NT4


Any suggestions as to how this is supposed to work? Am I missing something
really obvious? Any help at all would be appreciated.


Thanks,
Dave.
Unix Services
CSC TS

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HSM file system mounted through nfs

[Viliam Varga]

Hi,

I'm trying to use HSM managed file system mounted with nfs on Digital unix.
When I try to work with files through nfs, which are migrated - for example
cp xyz /dev/null, I'm getting error messages like I/O error - readed
incrorect number of bytes, or Device busy. This messages I'm getting
immediately after recall proces has finished. When I run the same command
again, on the second or third time is it OK. Does anyone know where the
problem could be? Could hsm file systems be mounted throug nfs?
Tvoli HSM client is v.3.7.2 installed on Solaris 2.6, VxFS v. 3.3.2.
Mounted through nfs on Digital unix v. 4.0f ( problem is, that HSM client
does not exist on Digital unix).

Many thanks,

Viliam Varga

Re: Failed install

[Toni Banire]

Yes, I set TCP-IP as the comm method, both were enabled initially


Toni

Re: Volume delete problem...

[Barth, Terry V. (MBS)]

Have you tried doing a move data on this tape?

I have often found that if the tape has some sort of damage to it or a
damaged file or a left over fragmented space, that a move data clears this
up - because many of the times, it is not actually data on the tape it is
fragments that were left behind from a previous move data - that is why we
now use reclamation instead of "move data" - but we are still cleaning up
our tape pool and I have found that many of the old tapes still have this
problem - thus, I do a move data and it clears it up. The next time the tape
is reclaimed, I do not run into this problem - not even with the new tape
that it wrote to. :0)

-Original Message-
From: Matthew Glanville [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, August 14, 2000 6:07 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Volume delete problem...


From: Matthew Glanville

I have ran into this problem for both a Copy sequential volume and a
primary random access volume on two different servers!

I placed a call, waiting to hear back from level 2.

Situation: Unable to delete some volumes!

 TSM 3.7.2.1 and 3.7.3.0 on Sun Solaris 2.6 (two of my servers seem to
be affected so far)

Example:  (volume name and server name changed to protect the innocent)

tsm: TSMSERVER> del vol VOL1
ANR2220W This command will delete volume VOL1 from its storage pool after
verifying that the volume containes no data.

Do you wish to proceed? (Yes/No) yes
ANS8001I Return code 13.

tsm: TSMSERVER> q content VOL1
ANR2034E QUERY CONTENT: No match found using this criteria.
ANS8001I Return code 11.

tsm: TSMSERVER> del vol VOL1 discard=yes
ANR2221W This command will result in the deletion of all inventory
references to the data on volume VOL1, thereby rendering the data
unrecoverable.

Do you wish to proceed? (Yes/No) yes
ANS8001I Return code 13.

tsm: TSMSERVER> audit vol VOL1
ANR2310W This command will compare all inventory references to volume VOL1
with the actual data stored on the volume and will report any
discrepancies; the data will be inaccessible to users untile the operation
completes.

Do you wish to proceed? (Yes/No) yes
ANR2209W Volume VOL1 contains no data.
ANS8001I Return code 11.

No strange errors are appearing in the activity log.

I am seeing this on the last tape in an old copy pool, SOMTHING WEIRD: the
tape has a pct utilized of .7, yet there is no data on it...  All other
tapes in that old copy pool were deleted successfully  (we have a different
tape media that we made the new copy to, thats another story...)

I am also seeing this on a different server in 7 volumes in a 15 volume
DISK pool.  I migrated all the data off the disk pool (set hi/lo to 0).
Yet the migration never stopped, the CPU utilization went through the roof
for 1 day.  I tried cancelling it, and it would not.  I then updated the
hi/lo thresholds to the normal 90/70 values and the migration process
stopped.(thankfully)

I Changed the hi/lo back to zero, and the same thing happens, migration
process starts, never finishes, the dsmserv process is using 100% of the
CPU yet no data is being moved.  Database buffer were requests flying by
like mad too... (count is currently at -1,547,995,752 to be exact :)

None of the disks in the pool report ANY data on them.
'q content' on all of them and none are reporting anything back.

HERE'S ANOTHER WEIRD CLUE: when I do a 'q stg f=d' on the disk pool, I see
that Pct Logical is at .8!
I think with empty disk pools the PCT_LOGICAL should be 100%...

I tried 'audit vol' on each one, and I get the same 'volume X contains no
data'

Any ideas?

Matthew Glanville

(I am sorry if this message looks messy, I had to use Lotus Notes... :(

>Matthias Hensel:

>have you issued an audit vol on this tape? if not, you should do (1st:
>fix=no, then fix=yes) then try again deleting it.

>Matthias


>>Beto schrieb:

>> Sims,
>>
>> this process doesen4t work with any acess status!
>>
>> thanks,
>>
>> Roberto Godoy
>> Service IT Solutions
>> - Original Message -
>> From: Richard Sims <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Sent: Friday, August 04, 2000 5:22 PM
>> Subject: Re: Volume delete problem...
>>
>> > > adsm> del vol ofsex1 discardd=yes
>> > >  ...
>> > >  ANS8001I Return code 13.
>> >
>> > Take a look at that pesky "Access: Unavailable" thingie in the
>> > volume info report.
>> >Richard Sims, BU

Re: Failed install

[Sharp, Chris]

Actually you only need to stop the services if you are upgrading from an
older install. It should be fine having them running if it is a fresh
install and you are running the wizard. If they are not running the wizard
will ask if you want them started.
When you remmed out the names-pipe connection, did you enable another comm.
Method?

Chris Sharp
Senior Systems Engineer
MYND
Tel:- +44 (0)1932 879205
E-Mail:- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
PLEASE NOTE THAT MY E-MAIL ADDRESS HAS CHANGED

-Original Message-
From: Toni Banire [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 15 August 2000 12:17
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Failed install

I must admit I am still quite new to TSM. Once I do the initial install do I
need to stop any services b4 I run th config wizard.
I edited the dsmserv.opt file and remmed out the named-pipe connection
method b4
I started the config wizard. This seemed to work ok.

I still can't figure ot why I needed to do this. Is this an NT thing. Unix
installs are quite straight forward. We don't get this problem.



TIA


Toni

Re: Failed install

[Toni Banire]

I must admit I am still quite new to TSM. Once I do the initial install do I
need to stop any services b4 I run th config wizard.
I edited the dsmserv.opt file and remmed out the named-pipe connection method b4
I started the config wizard. This seemed to work ok.

I still can't figure ot why I needed to do this. Is this an NT thing. Unix
installs are quite straight forward. We don't get this problem.



TIA


Toni

Re: Failed intall

[Sharp, Chris]

Did you remember to stop all TSM related services before you install the
s/w?

Chris Sharp
Senior Systems Engineer
MYND
Tel:- +44 (0)1932 879205
E-Mail:- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
PLEASE NOTE THAT MY E-MAIL ADDRESS HAS CHANGED

-Original Message-
From: Toni Banire [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 15 August 2000 11:15
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Failed intall

I am trying to install TSM 3.7.3 on a NT server. The install runs ok.
However,
when I restart the server and go through the initialisation process I get an
error at the server initialisation task - ANRU1008E. This is to do with a
timeout. I also see a msg that a file I need is in use. Re-booting the
server
does not help. I don't get this problem when I install the server software
on an
NT workstation.

I tried the install using default settings and also changing the location of
the
software. Both gave the same error.

Has anyone come across this before.



TIA


Toni

HIGH CPU USAGE

[Andrew Webster]

Hi John, Ed,

 Precisely which Norton Services did you have to stop? I find three services on my 
clients:-
 NAV Alert
 NAV Auto-Protect (Stopped for backups)
 Norton Program Scheduler

 As you saying I need to stop all of them, including the "Alert" one. Or are you 
saying you need to "disable" them so that they never start?
 Isn't there a Norton Device Driver (Control Panel|Services) do you do anything 
with that?

All,

 Anyone have experience backup non-English  languages and gets hangs/high CPU 
utilization on NT. We sure do on Japanese NT machines.

Regards
 Andrew



Re: HIGH CPU USAGE
 Forum: ADSM - ADSTAR Distributed Storage Management
 Date:Aug 14, 12:56
 From:   Pabalate, Ed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

John,

Here is the quote from our Client Guy, "It=92s confirmed!  In order to =
fix my
CPU-at-100% problem, I had to disable the Norton AntiVirus services.  =
Once
this was disabled, everything functions properly and the cpu does not =
clock
up to 100% and stay there like it used to.  I=92m not sure how NAV is =
causing
the ADSM problem, but it is definitely related..!" Thanks to all your
help!.

Ed

-Original Message-
From: John Monahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, August 07, 2000 12:26 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: HIGH CPU USAGE


I also had this problem with the exact same symptoms and had an open =
PMR
for about 2 months on this issue.  After several traces and running
debugging code my problem was narrowed down to a problem or conflict =
with
NAV running and the CreateFile() Win32 API.  TSM calls CreateFile() =
during
backup and this was where it was hanging and driving the CPU up to =
100%.
One of the TSM developers gave me a utility to just test the API call
outside of TSM, and it also caused the high CPU utilization, so the =
problem
was determined to be "outside the scope of TSM".  All my clients are
virtually identical, this problem started on one client and seemed to
spread to another client every 2 weeks.  About 25% of my clients were
experiencing the problem before we found the cause.

Shutting down all NAV services during the backup is a workaround for my
problem, just disabling autoprotect didn't help, the actual services =
had to
be stopped.  If you're also running NAV on your client, try shutting =
the
services down.  If your problem seems similar, I'll be glad to share =
more
specific information.


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=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D
John Monahan
Network Administrator
Liberty Diversified Industries
(763) 536-6677
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Regards

--
Andrew Webster
PC, NetApp Filer, TSM
Sanno Move Project
Deutsche Real Estate Consulting Ltd. - Tokyo
Internal (but outside Tokyo): 88 408-7542
Tel. +81-3-5156-7542
Fax. +81-3--5156-4811
Mobile: 0907 184 8958

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Failed intall

[Toni Banire]

I am trying to install TSM 3.7.3 on a NT server. The install runs ok. However,
when I restart the server and go through the initialisation process I get an
error at the server initialisation task - ANRU1008E. This is to do with a
timeout. I also see a msg that a file I need is in use. Re-booting the server
does not help. I don't get this problem when I install the server software on an
NT workstation.

I tried the install using default settings and also changing the location of the
software. Both gave the same error.

Has anyone come across this before.



TIA


Toni

Netware "Directory path not found" problem

[Timo Kilchenmann]

Dear all,

I have problems with Netware Version 5 TSM Client Version 3.7.3.

When I try a backup I get the following error. It seams like the error
occurs when TSM is backing up the sys: volume. On some system the backup
will stop immediately. On others the backup will continue with the other
volumes.

11.08.2000 12:42:46 (TSA500.NLM 5.3 259) This program cannot allocate a
directory handle.
11.08.2000 12:42:46 ANS1076E *** Directory path not found ***

TSA500 is at version 5.03
TSANDS is at version 5.11
NDS version 8.?

IBM/Tivoli support is rather clueless. So any help is very much appreciated.

Eurodis Schweiz AG
Data Division
Timo Kilchenmann
Systems Engineer
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Re: New Storage Automation product announcement

[Loon, E.J. van - SPLXM]

Hi Scott!
This list is intended for ADSM and TSM related information only. It's NOT
intended for advertising and/or spamming!
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon



-Original Message-
From: Scott R. McFall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, 14 August, 2000 18:01
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: New Storage Automation product announcement


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Disaster Recovery Manager Withdrawal?

[Matthias Hensel]

regarding Disaster Recovery Manager I was told that this product is
announced to be withdrawn at the end of october 2000. Is this true? Will
it not be included in TSM4.1?

Matthias