On Tue, Mar 13, 2001 at 07:47:11AM -0800, Gill, Geoffrey L. wrote:
> I've been asked to investigate a SAN solution and wonder if someone can give
> me some info. Currently we are backing up over the network to TSM 4.1.2.0
> which runs on an H50, AIX 4.3.3 with an automated 3494. If anyone is
> cur
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The answer to this particular question is probably not all that
informative. Whether or not your are running a "typical" scenario
is less important than whether you are running a scenario that
works best for your business.
The question that most need
Hello Jane,
you can backup an oracle database full or incremental
using Oracle's RMAN tool or a 3rd party product like BMC's
SQL Back-Track.
both have advantages and disadvantages (like all products).
it really depends on so many factors,
like
the time taken to backup 2 Tb database.
what else t
Yes, from the command line b/a client. Once at the tsm> prompt type help
and you will find the syntax to restore a single file. You will need to
specify the complete path name.
Joerg Pohlmann
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Given the following scenario,
Full DB backup on SAT
Incremental backup on Sun-Fri
If I have a huge database, say 2 TB, Is this a typical scenario as far as
schedules are concerned?
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there is no full/incremental in TSM ..
Jane Doe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@VM.MARIST.EDU> on 03/13/2001 04:41:11 PM
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Here is one for all you *SM wizards. I asked this question of TSM
support and the answer was "duh, I don't know if you can do that". Maybe
the list participants will know better.
*SM Server1 is ADSM v3.1.2.50 running on AIX 4.2.1.
*SM Server2 is TSM 4.1.2 running on Win2000.
Fileserver1 is runnin
Is it possible to restore a single from from a backupset without restoring
the entire set?
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I don't quite understand what you mean that the 3494 does not have
SAN capability. You can most certainly use a 3494 in a SAN environment.
The SAN is where the data movement happens. The 3494 'just' puts tapes into
the drives and manages the library inventory. Only your drives need to be
on the
I might add, now and again I'd label lots of tapes 400 or more... naturally
I want to get it done as fast as possible...
fastest way is to split them up across 4 "dsmlabel" jobs, at that rate the
gripper never rests
some of those times I'd classify as a pretty good stress test and the atl's
here h
With the 3.7 or 4.1 client you can specify the RESOURCEUTILIZATION option
that will do what you desire. That option when set will open multiple
sessions with the TSM server. The DOMAIN option is on a filesystem basis,
so if you want to backup both your c drive and your d drive you can specify
'D
Allen,
What causes a directory to appear as changed is operating system and/or
file system dependent. We check for changed directories the same as we do
for files. Modification date may be a very common indicator of a changed
directory. For example, by moving a file in or out of a directory on my
I've got a client who is running TDP for Domino (version 1.1.1, I
believe) on both Windows NT and Windows 2000 servers. His NT boxes back
up his .NSF files just fine, but his 2000 boxes only get a handful of
backups nightly, when he should be getting several hundred .NSF files
backing up each nigh
Unfortunately that can't be done. You can not archive inactive copies of
files. Only active copies with the generate backupset command.
James Thompson
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Also give thought to "Is there enough time allocated to reclamation?"
Do a scan of the actlog to make sure there isn't something preventing
successfull offsite reclamation. An onsite tape with errors or in
unavailable status will play havoc with reclamations both offsite and
onsite.
You state that you are running reclamation. What is the reclamation
threshold on your offsite copypool being set to? Check the status of your
offsite tapes. If the Pct Util for a volume is less than that of your
reclamation threshold, those volumes should be reclaimed(emptied) when you
run the
The landscape:
IBM 3494 with 4 3590 drives
Server TSM 4.1.2 on WIN 2000
ClientTSM 4.1.1 on WIN NT
We are not using DRM. However we do have a macro that checks all the
tapes which were written to go offsite , ejects the tapes and marks them
offsite. This is working fine except
Andy-
You make mention of "Depending on how often your directories change, this
could potentially
impact the size of our TSM database." What is the definition of when a
directory changes. We've got some dirs that haven't changed since
inception with respect to permissions, access right, ACL's,
Hi Shekhar,
I got the same problem but I could not solve it. One
workmate told me this problem is related to language I
tried to install choosing the spanish language instead
of English one. Also I got this problem in two NT
which have got two proccessors. In the one proccess
machine I could insta
We are currently configured with TSM 4.1.2 running on an S80 and an S7A. We
are attached to the tape library (3494 with 12 3590E1A drives) via SAN and a
San Data Gateway. It has really been good for us. You have to make sure
that you use the fibre runtime and I think uninstall the other runtim
Hi Wilfredo ,
if you are sure that problem with throughput is in tapes you should check
tapeiobufs setting in your server
confiruration file - you can speed up tape processing if you are ready to
use some extra memory.
I recommend to check q db f=d - cache hit and region size in the same time.
Adolph, the drives are Escon connections. We have two (2) channels to the
controller. There is not anyone using
the tape drives at the same time.
Thanks again
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Chibois,
Please forward the address where you plan to post it. It will help us a lot.
Regards,
Rajesh Oak
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Chibois, Herve wrote:
>I've developped one in PHP and MySQL, will be soon posted
>
>I store node_occupancy, schedules_logs, db expiration_time, db and log
>
Hi Geoff,
One of my machines is configured exactly the same way except for the TSM
part(in the works.) We have recently installed a large EMC backend for our
Solaris and NT machines. I've been asked the same question as you. Here is
what I found out. Yes you can backup over a SAN.
BUT it curr
I've been asked to investigate a SAN solution and wonder if someone can give
me some info. Currently we are backing up over the network to TSM 4.1.2.0
which runs on an H50, AIX 4.3.3 with an automated 3494. If anyone is
currently configured and running could you drop me a line please. I'd like
to
>Anyone know about the highest transfer rate in TSM 4.1 OS/390 Server
>from OMVS Client through IBM 3494 Magstar 3590?. I have done some
>tests. The highest transfer rate that I have reached is 5MB/sec.
>Is it the maximum?
Wilfredo - The rate you get through an application like TSM is
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Does anybody know of the price comparison between the dual
gripper option and the high availability option on the 3494? It
would seem that the HA option on the 3494 would be eminently more
useful than the dual gripper option.
We, too, have seen simil
Wilfredo, then you need to look at how the drives are connected Escon or
Ficon - how many connections to the controller. Was anything else using tape
drives at the same time?
I'm seeing rates around 20MB/sec which after compression would be about
7-8MB/sec.
Adolph
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I've developped one in PHP and MySQL, will be soon posted
I store node_occupancy, schedules_logs, db expiration_time, db and log
used_pages in my MySQL db and creates charts and html tables for daily /
Monthly reporting
Here is a sample output
rv
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Thanks Adolph,
The drives are 3590 E and I am using drives hardware compression.
Wilfredo
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You di
Has anyone used a TSM or third party Reporting software to help with TSM
trending, forecasting, reporting, charting, etc???
I know there is Tivoli Decision Support, and CA Vantage TSM Interface, and
others...
Any recommendations would be great!
Marc Levitan
Senior LAN Engineer
PFPC Global Fund
You didn't mention which model of 3590 drive. The B models have a maximum
native transfer rate of 9MB/sec and the E's have a maximum of 14MB/SEC. How
are the drives attached to your OS/390 system? Are you using TSM compression
or are you using the drives hardware compression? These can all impact
We also have serveral 3494s. I would also recommend them. It was my
understanding from our CE that when you get the dual gripper you also loose
the top and bottom rows of tape storage. I'd rather have the space so we
opted not to get the dual gripper.
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Anyone know about the highest transfer rate in TSM 4.1 OS/390 Server from OMVS
Client through IBM 3494 Magstar 3590?. I have done some tests. The highest
transfer rate that I have reached is 5MB/sec. Is it the maximum?
I appreciate your help,
Wilfredo Castillo
Data Center
Intesa - Caracas, Venez
We have a 3494 with a dual gripper. Based upon experience, I'd
recommend not getting a dual gripper unless you have a high
frequency of tape transitions. I'd expect that few shops have
that kind of usage, and would find the tape cells otherwise lost
to dual gripper equipage to be far more valuab
Hi Joost,
open a dos session and type the following
c:\dos > dsmc
dsmc> q inclexcl
this command show you which include/exclude rules TSM has undestood in your
dsm.opt file
is not ok, check the DSM_CONFIG env var
then open the registry and check the parameter for 'TSM scheduler' service
HLKM\Sy
Hello,
do not forget to stop/start the adsm scheduler service after modification of
dsm.opt !
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Joost,
I `m running the same Client Version, but never saw this, so far. Maybe it`s not
an Client problem ? Syntax is checked ? We`re using mainly the same exclude
statements in TSM 4.1 as we do in 3.7/3.1. Good luck,
HBit
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Ah that age old problem. I have got around this by writing a AIX script that
I run daily which interogates that ATL to find of the following :
* Number of SCRATCH volumes in ADSM
* Number of PRIVATE volumes in ADSM
* Number of tapes in library that can be checked into ADSM
*
> Hello,
>
> We're installing TSM4.1.1.16 on a Windows NT client (4.0 SP6a). In the
> dsm.opt we added a few exclude statements according the guided
> recommandations. Using the GUI, the exclude works fine. However, when we
> try to do a scheduled back-up (of course after stopping/starting the
> s
Hello
I have a problem which looks like yours
Before Y2000, I have upgraded obsi to version 2.5 without problem.
I'm working on a desaster recovery plan. After restoring on a test server (Sun
Solaris) all the files saved from the production server, reinstalling and
customizing the SQLBT
we do it like that:
offline script:
set logdir=c:\ssw\ibm\adsm\log\offline_nt_notes.log
date /t > %logdir%
time /t >> %logdir%
echo Stopping Lotus Notes Services >> %logdir%
echo + >> %logdir%
c:\notes\notes server -q >> %logdir%
wait 600
echo Starting offlinebackup
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