Mike,
The BMR Server currently will not run on an NT machine. There are inexpensive
UNIX boxes on the market that will easily hold a BMR Server, so this might be a
vaible option yet. While porting the BMR Server to Windows NT (or 2000) is in
our product plan, we have not yet set a release date f
"Stephen A. Cochran" wrote:
> Someone pointed TKG's product out a few months ago to me, and I looked at their
> site. If you read the FAQ carefully, you'll see that you will need one server
> for every type of system you need to restore. So if want BMR capability for both
> Solaris, AIX, and NT
"Walker, Thomas" wrote:
> Also in the FAQ, I noticed that is does not *yet* support restoring to
> dissimiliar hardware. Considering that a true Disaster Recovery will
> probably take place in slightly different systems, I find it a little odd
> the BMR still doesn't support that yet. The hardest
We do 2). Can't afford to loose anything. Make sure to use write cache for
performance.
Ken
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TSM Admin Group,
Sorry to bother the group with this yet again. I know it was been
discussed before, and I wadded through many messages on ADSM.org
archives.
I have TSM 4.1.3 running on an H80. My 100GB initial disk storage pool,
which migrates to a AIT-2 tape storage pool has me concerned.
Eric,
Remember the discussion a few months ago about "orphan" backups?
The 2.2 version as a utility called TDPOSYNC:
>From the install guide:
"This utility checks for items on the TSM server that are not in the
RMAN catalog and allows you to repair such discrepancies. By thus
removing unwanted o
I would not expect them to be the same. physical_mb (and I always get this
confused and have to look it up...) is the space occupied, including any
"dead" space inside aggregates. logical_mb is the space occupied, not
including any "dead space" inside aggregates.
When a file is expired, if it i
RMAN is the Oracle backup utility. You can set it up and use it without any
interaction with TSM. Think of it is a backup product that can back up to
local tape or disk.
When you add the TSM TDP, it just sort of makes TSM look like a funky tape
driver to RMAN. YOu still run your backups and re
I've had about every combination you can think of -
two single disks, one copy on a RAID array and one copy on an internal
drive, etc.
It's just a matter of speed - whatever you can get from your hardware,
without (and this is critical) introducing a single point of failure.
My best performance ha
I don't know why you are having the overall problem, but there is also a
problem in your specification.
Periods are treated just like any other character, not a wild card.
So when you specify:
INCLUDE DATA:\USERS\...\*.*
you are telling TSM to match filenames that have at least one . in the name
Hopefully someone out there can help me. What I was trying to do was check to
see if my primary stg pool and copy storage pool contained the same
information. The way I was checking was using a select statement in the form:
select sum(physical_mb), sum(num_files) from occupancy where stgpool_na
I also inherited a system and the value was 25%. I had a schedule and it's
startt was 20:00 and
the durh=12 and the previous event completed around 18:30. The schedule
would never started at 20:00. Each time I reviewed the dsmsched.log, the
estimated startt was 3+ hours after the schedule startt
Yes, this will work.
Jeff Bach
Home Office Open Systems Engineering
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.
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Go to web browsing url as www.servername:1580
then u get ur browser and then go to tuning under tuning its
set client for radomaisation start times.
Setting Client Randomization for Start Times
To specify the degree to which start times are randomized within the startup
window of each schedule
>All my nightly backups goto a disk storage pool, and are migrated to tape
>later in the day. I need to start backing up the tape stgpool.
>
>Can i backup to disk storage pool to the copy storage pool first, before
>the disk is migrated to tape? Will the copy stgpool then "know" that the
>files
You want to use:
backup stgpool backupdisk copytape
as example. Look at back stgp command for options. This command copies all files
from backupdisk to the copytape that haven't already been copied.
Yes, this is smart. If you later do a backup stg for the tape to tape copy, that only
copies
> Forgive my novice-ness, but I'm charged with installing and
>configuring two TSM servers on the cheap. (def: Read manuals -no training).
>Things are pretty good so far but I have run into a little trouble
>restoring. Background NT, Domino Server, TDP for Domino. Manual single tape
>drive DLT
say
#dsmadmc
id:
passwd:
dsmc>help backup stgpool
this will display then syntax
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You can't destroy dltpool without destroying any copies of the data that are
in your copypool.
Essentially, if you have a backup of a file in a primay pool, and you cause
the db entry for that file to be deleted, it also deletes the record of that
file that is in the copy pool.
However, you DON"T
>As you are probably aware, the TSM mailing list does not have a frequently
>asked questions (FAQ) list.
What does the "Schedule Randomization Percentage" mean, exactly? Your
FAQ-O-Matic says to set this to 0. We have it at 50. I've inherited
this system, so was not the one who set this. But what
All my nightly backups goto a disk storage pool, and are migrated to tape
later in the day. I need to start backing up the tape stgpool.
Can i backup to disk storage pool to the copy storage pool first, before
the disk is migrated to tape? Will the copy stgpool then "know" that the
files that w
Hello, I did quite a bit of testing of different browsers against
different patch levels of TSM 3.7 regarding this problem. The key point
to remember - DON'T try to cancel the sessions! It will skyrocket your
CPU utilization and remain that way until dsmserv is restarted.
What I found was that di
You must have a copy pool?
If you have a copy pool, when TSM runs AUDIT, it just marks the files as
damaged and doesn't delete them from the data base (that would invalidate
the copies in the copy pool as well.)
You need to repair the problem by running the RESTORE STGPOOL poolname.
The first t
Hi, we just upgraded to TSM 4.1.3.0 from ADSM 3.1.2.50. When I do a
query session, I *always* see HTTP sessions, even when no one is
connected via the web interface.
Example:
Sess Comm. Sess WaitBytesBytes Sess Platform Client Name
Number Method State Time Sent
Please forgive my ignorance.
clusternode=yes is the problem
should be just clusternode yes (no =)
Yes, I feel dumb.
Thanks
David
I'll assume you have cache=yes on the pool. What if you set cache=no for
the next migration? Perhaps that will clear up this problem. If not, you
could delete the volume from the pool after the migration and then re-add
it. That's a pretty big hammer, but once you've migrated all the data you
Hello,
Is it possible to see the shared drives in a MSCS through
the backup GUI? I see only the local node drive. I have
created schedules for the cluster groups that seem to be
working(according to their log files). I have clusternode=yes
in the opt file for the cluster groups and not in the opt
Hi Everyone,
I'm running ADSM V3.1.2.40 on Windows NT server with SP5.
Every night when the Migration process begins it gives me errors about two
nodes pointing to the damaged files on the disk volumes such as "Data1.dsm".
Message:
ANR1168W Migration skipping damaged file on volume D:\DATA1.DSM:
Hello TSM'ers
Forgive my novice-ness, but I'm charged with installing and
configuring two TSM servers on the cheap. (def: Read manuals -no training).
Things are pretty good so far but I have run into a little trouble
restoring. Background NT, Domino Server, TDP for Domino. Manual single tape
Could you tell me how to unsuscribe to this list...
I receive a lot of emails and I can't stop them...
Thanks
LARK
Sure, just "UPD VOL (volser) access=readwrite". (:
Al
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>As you are probably aware, the TSM mailing list does not have a frequently
>asked questions (FAQ) list.
Curtis -
http://people.bu.edu/rbs/ADSM.QuickFacts is not chopped liver.
I made it available to the TSM community a year ago, and have had
much positive feedback from the numerous people from
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