Hello all of you !
How do I correct this error :"-Protocol violation detected."
I see it in the dsmsched.log of a lot of NT 4.0 servers. And in the actlog.
I do not know what to do. Any idears ?
Regards
Jesper Kjer
Denmark
Hello,
I also have the same problem. TSM 3.7, Solaris 2.7 on part of an E1,
the library is a Sun StorEdge L1000.
I've edited the /usr/kernel/drv/mt.conf for the two drives (SCSI id 2, LUN 0
SCSI id 3, LUN 0) and also /usr/kernel/drv/lb.conf for the library (SCSI
id 0, LUN 0). add_drv for
Yes. www.ibm.com
Joyce Woods wrote:
Hello Everyone:
Does anyone know where positions are posted for fellow ADSM'ers looking for a
new job???
Thanks !
You're trying to use a 32 bit driver under a 64 bit OS.
Before 3.7.3 there were no 64 bit drivers. Try upgrading your server to
3.7.3 or above and it should work okay.
On Wed, Aug 09, 2000 at 04:26:51PM +1000, Gogos, Michael wrote:
Hello,
I also have the same problem. TSM 3.7, Solaris 2.7 on
Hi,
does anybody have any experience with the product " IBM Content Manager CommonStore
for Lotus" which has an interface to tsm for archiving "Lotus-Notes-Documents".
Regards winfried
We are using Solaris 2.6 backup client to back up our unix servers. Every
week or so after having started the dsm scheduler the scheduler crops out
saying that "cannot open the dsmsched.log file".
You didn't provide us with any information about the operating environment
or the context of the
Hello All,
I upgraded my AIX TSM clients to 3.7.2.14 yesterday and now I am having
a problem with the TSM scheduler process. The backups were missed for the 6
boxes I upgraded last night. I arrived this morning and thought maybe I had
forgotten to restart the scheduler, but the
Hi Sean!
If you switch from polling to prompted mode, you will have to restart all
the scheduler clients.
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
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From: Sean McNamara [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, 09 August, 2000 15:20
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Scheduler
Has anyone encounter this before??? The server was terminated and can't be
brought back up. Messages from log and dsmserv errpt below.
The followings are error messages from the log:
nohup.out file from "nohup /opt/IBMadsm-s/bin/dsmserv" command:
Just kill shedule and again restart it.
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]/P=Internet/A= /C=us" on 08/09/2000 09:43:43 AM
Please respond to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]/P=Internet/A= /C=us" @ X400
To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]/P=Internet/A= /C=us"@X400
cc:
Subject: Scheduler Problems on AIX - SCHEDMODE=PROMPTED???
Hello
Long, check the availability of your db log files from your operating
system...
looks like you probably had a volume group go unavailable...
also you might have to add to and extend your log to get back up...
DSMSERV EXTEND LOG (Emergency Log Extension)
Use this command to extend the size of the
Jack,
Has some attribute of the file other than the time stamp changed.
With the netware client for example ADSM will look at attributes such as file
size and trustee rights.
If you only want it to consider timestamp then look at the incrbydate option.
If you do use incrbydate remember that you
I've got a funny 'fault' with our system, (3.1.2.40 server with attached four
drive 3494),
as follows:
Clients set restores going, and most of the time there's no problems. But,
every so
often, we get a restore which needs data on a lot of tapes, (for example 30 or
more).
Invariably this restore
Hello Bob,
We also had an issue with the mount retention. At the present time our mount
retention is 1 minute.
We also made the decision to transfer all data to disk pool first and then to tape
pool. Restores from disk are 100 times faster than tape.
Have a great day,
Debbie Denham
Robert
We use CommonStore with SAP if that is any help. It is fairly easy to use.
-Original Message-
From: Winfried Heilmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2000 7:34 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: TSM and Lotus Notes Archiving
Hi,
does anybody have any experience
Robert,
Set your mount retention on the storage pool down to 1 minute.
Also check the mount limit on the device class of your tapes, if you have this
defaulted that is why you are only using 2 of the 4 drives.
John
Robert Cross [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 08/09/2000 03:26:09 PM
Please respond to
Start Oracle hot backups (2 at a time) 6am - 6pm
Oracle recommends that hot backups be done during periods of low update
activity because updates generate unusually large amounts of redo log data
during hot backups. When a database update occurs logging normally records
which fields are
I defined an immediate backup, but the node says that the next try to get a
schedule will be in 1 hour.
What schedule mode do I have to define on the client and on the server? I would
like that the server starts the backup and the node would permanently listen.
Thank you for any help,
Kind
No such thing as a dumb question, Right!
If I migrate my server from AIX to NT, I can export import the DB but
what happens to the tapes we have accumulated? Can a tape be read by an NT
TSM server that was created by an AIX server?
No such thing as a dumb
Does anyone know what the limitations are retrieving files across different platforms.
Example
Archive files on a Novell platform and retrieve the files from a Unix client.
Can this be done?
Thanks
Darren Perry
Publishers Printing Co.
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I'm being told by the Unix administrator he is having a problem with "only
one" of his clients. Of the 10 clients he has, I have them all in the same
domain. In that domain there are 4 management classes so I've asked him to
add the line DIRMC to his dsm.sys file.
Why? Is this being confused
Someone please enlighten me. I have a Unix Administrator who has root access
to all of his computers. He basically wants to give all of his users the
right to restore files anytime they want. His reasoning is because he
doesn't have access, here is his note to me:
Note that we're talking about
Trying to install the Windows 2000 V4.1.0 client I see that the READ1STC.TXT
file says, for electronic distribution as when downloading from Internet:
"TBD Will try to remain as close to 3.7 structure as possible."
I guess the document was still in draft when released. Are there final
I am successfully backing up my W2K laptop to an RS6K TSM server.
Unfortunately I cannot help you with your problem because I have
not tried to backup shares.
--
Joshua S. Bassi
Senior Technical Consultant
Symatrix Technology, Inc.
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Does anyone know what the limitations are retrieving files across
different platforms.
The file systems must be compatible for cross-platform operations
to succeed - even Query's! For example, a FAT file system is common
to Windows, DOS, NT, and OS/2, but not to most Unix systems, which
Joshua,
Try adding the option "nwpwfile yes". I used to intermittently see this
problem when the scheduler attempted to connect to Netware - I would type
in the Netware user id and password again and it would run fine for months.
I haven't seen this problem at all since I added this option.
Today I've been learning SQL to help gather info about my ADSM setup, and
I'm absolutely ecstatic it's power and flexibility.
A week ago, a 'SQL for ADSM' cheat sheet would have been indispensible to
me, but I didn't know of one. Does such a thing
exist? If it doesn't, I think I'll write one
dsmadmc -id=admin -pa=x 'select stgpool_name,count(*) from volumes group by
stgpool_name'
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/09/00 03:15PM
Today I've been learning SQL to help gather info about my ADSM setup, and
I'm absolutely ecstatic it's power and flexibility.
A week ago, a 'SQL for ADSM' cheat
A week ago, a 'SQL for ADSM' cheat sheet would have been indispensible to
me, but I didn't know of one. Does such a thing exist?
Daniel - That and much more misc. accumulated tidbits are to be found in
my ADSM functional directory at http://people.bu.edu/rbs .
Look under "REFERENCES
Richard,
So if I have files archived via a Novell client, can I retrieve them with an NT client?
Thanks,
Keith Higgs
Richard Sims [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/09/00 01:33PM
Does anyone know what the limitations are retrieving files across
different platforms.
The file systems must be compatible for
1. Go for an *80, whatever you can afford. Disk (SSA) is more important
than RAM. Couldn't justify much more than 256MB on ADSM -- havn't any
evidence for TSM. AIX will use the extra so go for a gig or two...
2. Go for a 3494 with at least 3 (pref. 4) 3590-E1A drives. Too much?
Buy used from
This thread reminds me of a question I've been meaning to ask. I have
several SQL queries that run as cron jobs to keep me current on system
status. About two months ago the server started crashing every Sunday at the
same exact time. The problem was traced to an automated query that runs
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