On Saturday, January 18, 2003, at 02:36 AM, Seay, Paul wrote:
As Zorg would say, I know the sound of this music.
The default maxperm is probably killing you. I am guessing you are
swapping
I agree whole-heartedly! I'd go a step further, and knock maxperm down
to about 10%, or even less. Giv
On Saturday, January 18, 2003, at 05:59 AM, Richard Sims wrote:
There have been a lot of excellent suggestions on Steve's session-lost
problem. The only thing I could add is to employ a utility like
traceroute or ping -R to illuminate what network elements your sessions
are going through...which
Thank you to all replied on- and off-list.
For inquiring minds that want to know. the management class hadn't been
validated and activated (TSM 101).
D-oh!
-lisa
Joni,
TSM captures the Windows 2000 system state via the "SYSTEMOBJECT" domain
(it is part of the ALL-LOCAL domain). So if you run "dsmc backup
systemobject" or just do a regular incremental backup of the ALL-LOCAL
domain, you will capture the system state. This information is stored in
the "SYSTE
Hello,
I am responsible for the administrative side of TSM and I am not very
familiar with the client side. Does anyone know the answer to the
following question?
Can you tell me if TSM gets the System State on Windows 2000 Servers. The
system state is comprised of the following:
COMM+ Class Reg
That's how we get the time correct after a server reset. It's ok until the
next time I have to reset the server, then we have to do it again. If we
don't catch it our schedules are off.
Thanks Justin
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From: Justin Bleistein [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, Januar
I can tell you what we do. I make a script that is a place holder like
process_x_ok. In my main script at each point that I may want to stop I
check to see if there is a script call process_x_stop (see below). If yes,
then rename the script to process_x_ok and stop. If no then continue. This
h
what is the output of "q v stg=archive f=d"?
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
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Hi Lisa,
I'm not certain why this is happening, but here are some thoughts (I know,
some of these are probably silly...):
- You showed the copy group from the COMPAQ01 policy set, but not
STANDARD. Do they match (i.e. did you make any policy set changes that
need to be activated)?
- Are all the
There have been a lot of excellent suggestions on Steve's session-lost
problem. The only thing I could add is to employ a utility like
traceroute or ping -R to illuminate what network elements your sessions
are going through...which can sometimes be surprising.
Richard Sims, BU
Hello *,
I am at a loss how to determine why a client is not going to disk for an
archive.
The archived data is going to the correct management class.
The management class specifies that the archive copy group points to the
ARCHIVE storage pool destination
Policy Domain Name COMPAQ01
Policy Set
tsm> accept date
this server command will do it then to confirm from tsm type in:
tsm> show time
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Unix Systems Administrator (Sungard eSourcing)
Desk: (856) 866 - 4017
Cell:(856) 912 - 0861
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"Marsh, David"
Hello All,
I have TSM 5.1.5 running on an HP-UX 11 server. It is my understanding that
TSM picks up it's time from the server. Whenever we have to reboot the sever
for maintenance, the time on TSM jumps (2) hours ahead, but the time on UNIX
is still correct. Does anyone know of any time zone setti
All,
Is there any way to cancel a TSM script once it has started? I have a
daily maintenance script that runs several processes, one after the
other. I often find it necessary to stop the script for one reason or
another. I have had to let the script keep running and cancel the
processes one at
Most likely there is a physical problem with this volume.
Do a "q vol xx f=d" and see if there are any errors on it.
If this problem happened within your actlogretention,
then query actlog back that many days and search for
volname and see if there was an error with it.
Physically examine cart
Hi Wanda,
Good suggestion re: firewalls :-)
About the use of FTP: while a failure in FTP would lend support to the
suggestion that this is a network problem, it is a *very* common mistake
to assume that a successful test with FTP exonerates the network. I have
worked on many dozens of these kin
Hello all,
at a customer site backup or archive of a file fails. I think this is
related to size of the file (70,840,910,336 bytes).
Environment:
TSM server 5.1.1.6 / AIX 4.3.3
TSM client 5.1.5.0 / Windows 2000 Advanced Server
Upgrade to client 5.1.5.7 nor downgrade to 4.2.3.4 did not help.
Is an
I have a volume that won't mount in my library. TSM seems to think that it knows the
volume as q vol, q libvol, and show slots all return the same information about the
volume, with it in our 3584 library. The volume is ReadOnly and not in an error
state. However, when I try to restore data f
If by chance this client is backing up through a firewall, check the timeout
parms on the firewall. TSM client tends to send data in spurts, because a
lot of time is spent noodling around in directories looking for things to
back up. Many times we have seen a firewall causing this behavior where
Geoff
I think, but I could be wrong, that if you use dsmcad to handle the scheduler
service that a restart is no longer required after changes.
"Cook, Dwight E" wrote:
> It is a "double check" type situation...
> A schedule won't run unless the client node has had at least ONE opportunity
> to s
Hi again!
I have 2 questions. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!
1. This morning I came in and I couldn't log on to the GUI. I went out
and we were in tape drive allocation and there were several processes
waiting for tape mounts. (I was seeing this in the logs through JES - my
compani
As Zorg would say, I know the sound of this music.
The default maxperm is probably killing you. I am guessing you are swapping
more than you are running and your swap drives are I/O hot, a iostat will
tell you, or topas. This value dictates the amount of storage that can be
consumed by (non-comp
What is your QUERYSCHEDPERIOD option set to on your clients? The default is 12 hours,
which means the client only checks twice a day to see what it's next scheduled event
is. So lets take the following scenario...
A client was scheduled for a 10:00 pm backup. It last checked with the server
Hi Arnaud,
Take a look on "TSM performance Tuning Guide".
On that manual, you could find the following:
"Recommendations for AIX, HP, Sun, NT, OS/2 Servers
System Memory (MB) Recommended BuffPoolSize(MB) RBufferPoolSize (KB)
32 2
If you are getting errno=32, then that means EPIPE ("broken pipe"). This
means that you are almost certainly dealing with some kind of network
problem. Note that by "network", I am referring to any/all the software
and hardware that sits between the TSM client and TSM server software:
operating sys
It is a "double check" type situation...
A schedule won't run unless the client node has had at least ONE opportunity
to see that it is going to occur.
Say schedmode is prompted and your q sched period is 24 (and for example,
happens at 12:00 noon-ish)
OK, if I were a ~bad admin~ I might try to sch
Hi Gill!
If you runing polling I can understand why you got this problem.
Becuse
Hi Geoff!
You probably are using the scheduler in polling mode. Use prompted mode
instead.
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
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From: Gill, Geoffrey L. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 17, 2003 16:10
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Misse
TSM Server AIX 4.3.3
TSM Server Software 5.1.5.2
Why is it that anytime a client is removed from a schedule and added to a
different one the backup is missed? This always happens from my
recollection. No matter what the server version I have been it's happened.
The only way I've seen around this i
Hi *SM fellows,
I'm running TSM 4.2.3.1 on an AIX 4.3.3 system (IBM 6h0) with 2 GB ram, the db size is
21 GB, 75 % used, the logpool size is 12 GB. Since 3 weeks (when we upgraded from
4.2.1.15), I get massive performance degradation : expire inventory takes ages (approx
20 hours) to go through
ive tried both ways... to disk and to tape. during the day and at night.
manually and scheduled. high load and no load. its always the same.
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From: George Hagopian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 17, 2003 9:59 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Very Pu
I've had a similar problem...might be of some help
I had a server that would never finish and almost always fail at a certain
point, it would tell me session terminated by user...no other
explanation...if I run the backups maually it would almost always
finish...but that was also during the day an
So is there no way to keep a nodes data (both active and inactive) from
expiring??
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From: Seay, Paul [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 5:29 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Quick expiration question
Files that do not have an active versi
On Thursday, January 16, 2003, at 11:18 PM, Raghu S wrote:
Hi
There is no
del volhist type=backupset command
See other posts - it's undocumented, but does exist.
use >del backupset command to delete backup
sets.You can use preview option also.
Sorry, backupset expired, I believe. It jus
On Friday, January 17, 2003, at 01:30 AM, Mark Stapleton wrote:
On Thu, 2003-01-16 at 06:18, Raghu S wrote:
There is no
del volhist type=backupset command
While type=backupset is not listed as an option, it does work. It is a
holdover from version 4.1 days. There was a bug in the 4.2 days tha
We have some very strange session lost errors showing up on our client.
First the particulars:
Server is AIX 4.3.3 ML 10, TSM V4.2.2
Client is AIX 4.3.3 ML 10, TSM V5.1.5.5 (upgraded several times from V4.2.2
at TSM Support request to deal with this problem)
Client and server are on separate 100
Sal--
yes, the hard drive had died, so last known good wasn't an option, no I
couldn't restore it back to a bootable state AT ALL because the software
registry key did not exist anymore (and I had no way of recreating it), and
the drive wasn't mirrored. (bad, bad, bad)
What we did end up doing was
If you want to remove a DB volume because you aren't using that much space
based on the Pct. Util.,
but you can't because the max reduction isn't large enough.
Be it good or bad, I can't say but we've had 10 TSM servers (most are going
on 7 years old now) and the only place I've ever unloaded & l
> I'm trying to ensure I don't get redundant backups of folders as our
> server group migrates data to a new environment. They want to add .old
> extensions to folders on the 'old' boxes. I was thinking of the
> following:
exclude.dir "*:\*.old
this is in two different Netware environments.
wha
Daniel,
this is all just ~network routing~.
We have, for example, an AIX 4.3.3 ML09~ish (I don't know if any maint. has
gone on lately) with 3 NIC's (2-100Mb & 1-Gb).
They are each on a different subnet.
~default~ routing takes subnet traffic out the interface attached to that
subnet and us
Daniel,
Since it's not possible to have multiple default gateways, you could
probably define explicit routes to each of your subnets using the
appropriate ip address/gateway for each of the adapters
--
Paul Gondim van Dongen
Engenheiro de Sistemas
MCSE
Tivoli Certified Consultant - Storage M
Hi
Thanks for the respone.
Yes, all clients are located in different subnets. Some of the clients are
connected through the same IP subnet, but most of them are on different
subnets.
Running only the GB adapter wont be enough. There is approx. 150 TSM
clients, and they are located on 6 different
Not sure But the response of Completed comes from the fact that the script
is completed. I get a completed status from my TDP's as long as the script
completes, even if no tablespaces were backed up.
Lawrie
-Original Message-
From: Kolbeinn Josepsson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 17 Ja
Hi everyone,
We have strange behavior on TDP Oracle backup (TSM scheduled), we installed
exactly same configuration on another Solaris box where the scheduled
backup (in backround) completed sucessfully, as far as I know the only
difference is Solaris version 8.
All comments are welcome.
TSM Ser
I´m not 100% sure,
but If maxium reduction size is less than (assigned capacity of your db -
substrakt (assigned capacity of your db * multiplied with pct. utilized)).
It would indicate that you have some 'empty' space in your db.
Or after you have deleted large filespaces/nodes.
I look forward
Daniel,
will you please send me
- ip address of the client
- output of "netstat -rn", "netstat -in", "ifconfig -a".
I have a colleague here who should be able to send you the needed routes,
yours,
René LAMBELET
NESTEC SA
GLOBE - Global Business
Hi,
has anyone got any statistical info on how many GB/hour a LANFREE setup can
backup / restore with multiple mount points available to the storageagent.
It would be highly appreciated if you clould give me a short summary of your
setup, because we use different SAN technologies, such as Compaq, E
What are the best criteria to know if it's time to reorganize the tsm
database (by unloaddb /loaddbb)
Sincerly
François Chevallier
Parc Club du Moulin à Vent
33 av G Levy
69200 - Vénissieux - France
tél : 04 37 90 40 56
Not really sure but you can force traffic via 1 interface by adding a
interface route.
Are the clients in a local subnet or are they behind the router ?
If behind the router why not simply use the gigabit adapter ? and remove the
10/100 adapters
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From: Daniel Sparrman [ma
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