Coyle,
Thank u Coyle for ur immediate reply.As u said I have given the query drive
and query path and the results r as below
Library Name Drive Name Device Type On-Line
--- ---
AUTOLIB DRIVE01 DLT
Coyle,
Sorry for the mistake in my previous mail.
I think from the output of query path , path to both the drives r unavialbe
but only the AUTOLIB is available.
pls guide me to proceed further.
waiting for ur reply
Thanks
Geetha Thanu
Bioinformatics
CDFD,Hyderabad.
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On Thu, Nov 20, 2003 at 01:48:05PM -0500, Prather, Wanda wrote:
But, the LTO2 drives can read media that was written by LTO1.
Do you know whether LTO1 cleaning tapes work in LTO2 drives?
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Hi Frank!
The first thing to do is check your network. The easiest way to do this is
by using FTP. The following command can be done from one AIX node to your
server:
ftp your.servername.com
ftp bin
ftp put |dd if=/dev/zero bs=64k count=1 /dev/null
ftp quit
This will give you a pretty good
Coyle,
As u told i have given the commands and now query path gives
the following result
ANR1722I A path from SERVER1 to AUTOLIB DRIVE01 has been updated.
ANR1722I A path from SERVER1 to AUTOLIB DRIVE02 has been updated.
Source Name Source Type Destination Destination On-Line
ibm lto2 drive can write data to ultrium1 media also, performance is very
good (40 mb/s, compresion on drive).
viliam varga
But, the LTO2 drives can read media that was written by LTO1.
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From: Richard Rhodes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 20,
Hi TSM-ers,
thanks a lot for all the suggestions.
I will now do a regular (once a month) full backup of the profiles
directories.
If this doesn't give us good restore times I will backup once a week.
If this doesn't help I will create a separate filespace for the
profiles.
Backup to a separate
You should not have to stop and start the server. From a drive / path
perspective, everything is as good as it is going to get. However, your
original append did show that the TSM server viewed the status of the
contents of your AUTOLIB library as inconsistent, The error message that you
listed
Hi,
I was given the info that LTO1 drives are upgradable for ADIC1000 libraries.
The thing is that the drive itself( internally) gets swaped and the base (power
supply, internal electronics, etc) stays the same.
The cost for this would be 1/3 of a new drive.
The statement came from an ADIC sales
Hi Everyone!
If I want to do a manual recovery of my Windows 2000 server do I need to do this steps.
* Install Windows 2000
* Join the domain
* Install the same Serivce Pack as before.
* Install the same TSM version or later.
* Restore the System State
* Restore all files
So my question is.
Why
Hi Christian!
I doubt whether your procedure will work. TSM will not allow you to replace
files which are locked by the OS. Correct me if I'm wrong, but you will have
to install Win2k initially in a different directory. This way you can
restore the complete original windows folder afterwards.
I
Eric, Christian,
Our enemy here is known as WFP, or Windows File Protection, the purpose of which is to
ensure that core system files (typically DLL's in %WINNT%\system32) are kept
consistent. My bare understanding of this tells me that Windows keeps a cache of these
files
Coyle,
Pls see this messages.Is the drive having any problem.
these r the log messages
can i take the backup or restore after the auditing of
library is over.
Thank u
Operation Results
Date/Time Message
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11/21/03
Erik
You are mistaken my friend.
Win2k machines can only be properly recovered when the OS is installed like
the original server.
The system state for example, cannot be restored to another machine than the
originating.
The service pack have to be applied because certain MS files are not be
Hi TSM guru's,
His there any way that we can we backup TSM clients data directly to primary
storage pool (seq.file device class) through SAN switches, basically I'm
looking for primary storage pool on disk and Copy storage pool on tapes for
all my SAN clients, storage (FAStT600) is directly
Hi David!
Thanks for a your answer. And thinks this clear our all my questions why you need to
install the same service pack.
rgds
Christian
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McClelland
Skickat: den 21 november 2003 10:49
Till:
Hi Ilja!
Thanks for setting me straight! ;-)
I was thinking to much Windows NT style, I guess.
But how about replacing locked files then?
Also, in this case, you should not only apply the same service pack, but you
should also re-apply all security fixes since the last service pack, right?
Kindest
Hi CRC (nice abbreviation by the way!)
You can, but you will need additional software to do this: Tivoli SAN
Symphony.
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
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From: Chandrashekar, C R. (Chandrasekhar)
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Sent: Friday, November 21,
Hi Eric!
If I understand David right! You need to install all security fixes also.
/Christian
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E.J. van - SPLXM
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Ämne: Re: Why do I need to...
Hi,
I'm new to this list. I was wondering what the Systems Object Backup is
for, if you cannot restore a Windows installation of a node.
And to extend the question:
If I do a systems object backup of a server and that server crashes beyond
repair, what do I have to do to restore my system onto
...
11/21/03 02:35:30 PM ANR2841W Server is NOT IN COMPLIANCE with license terms
...
That message, in concert with your tape drive problems, suggests that your
server in general was not installed and configured correctly. I would
recommend a full review of your server installation and
Hi Yiannakis!
What you need to do step by step is follow.
i) Install the Windows 2000/2003 on your new hardware.
ii) Install Service Pack and Security fixes to the same level as the old machine.
iii) If the server was in a domain. Add the new server to the domain.
iv) Boot up in Active Directory
HI Guys
Anyone had any luck getting the Operational Reporter to produce scheduled
custom summary reports? I sure others have it working, otherwise someone
would have complained by now!
When I scheduled one, all I get is an error, which is as follows:
ERROR - Failed to load custom summary
Good Day,
I am doing a backup using the backup command line dsmc backup (filespace) on
unix,
but it is prompts me to replace a file, how can I work around this with out
interactivity.
Thanks
Lindy Crawford
Information Technology
Nedbank Corporate - Property Asset Finance
*+27-31-3642185
On wich platform are you running it?
Greyling Leigh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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HI Guys
Hi Lindy!
dsmc restore /path/file -replace=yes
Read the fine manual... ;-)
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
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Sent: Friday, November 21, 2003 14:38
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Subject: Unix Command
Good
I wasn't aware that there was any version other than the Windows version.
Would be great if they released it in a *nix version.
Hmm. OK, I see what you mean. On Windows XP. The server is Windows 2000,
running 5.1.5.0
Leigh.
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager
** High Priority **
I would suggest Yu to check LIB configuration again and also go through TSM manuals,
message reference books for each error..
Thats what I do every timeinternet.
muthyam
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Coyle,
Pls see this messages.Is the drive having any
Make sure you edit the shortcut so it goes something like this
C:\TSM\domino\domdsm.exe /adsmoptfile=e:\tsm\domino\dsm.opt
/configfile=e:\tsm\domino\domino.cfg
Look into your TDP for domino directory for domdsmc run this command
line with domdsmc help set. This will help you create the config
I didn't think you had a choice on that.. It's strictly a Winders
application. Runs as a service.
Which preview release are you using? You should be on 7, and if you're
upgrading from a previous version there are steps needed to convert the
report file(s) to the new format. It's all strictly
Install it on a Windows 2000 Pro machine if you have one. I don't know if
there is an issue with Windows XP, but you are not the first one who
having problems with this ALPHA-BETA version of the TSM reporting tool...
Good luck
Greyling Leigh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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No LTO2 cleaning tapes are different than LTO1.
Jurjen Oskam [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject:Re: LTO drives
On Thu, Nov
Christo Heuer pointed out to me that this was discussed on the forum about
2-3 months ago. It is a permission problem - when you install the code it
asks you if you would want to make the reports available to everyone or just
the current user. I just re-installed, this time selecting everyone, and
Can those of familiar with the SAP R/3 TDP please answer a question? I know
that by running multiple sessions we can direct those same sessions each to
a tape drive. Can the R3 TDP be configured to send multiple sessions to a
single tape drive simultaneously? I was told that Veritas does this.
As far a I know - if the number of Moint Points for the client is 1 (or
less than definied session for TDP), or if only one drive is available
at backup-time, those sessions will then go to one take. One session
after the other. So the backup would complete. I'm not sure if they
would all go to
Hi TSM-ers,
I'm running TSMOR on Windows XP jsut fine.
Thomas Rupp
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Von: Stephan Dinelle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Freitag, 21. November 2003 15:13
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: Re: TSM Operational Reporter
Install it on a Windows 2000 Pro machine
Eric,
With Win2K, TSM supports replace on boot files.
So if you check the replace even if readonly in the client options,
TSM will restore those locked files.
WinNT will not do this.
That's why when you are restoring WinNT you put Windows in a different
directory, but with Win2K you don't.
At my company, we backup system objects a little differently. Instead of
letting TSM handle it, we have a precommand that backups the system state to a flat
file using NT Backup. Thus when doing a restore, I just reinstall the OS, tell it to
replace files on boot that it can't do
We have a discrepancy between what our 3494 library reports as inventory
and what is available to TSM.
After correlating the output of mtlib -l /dev/lmcp0 -qI and Q LIBV, we
came up with two volsers that show as present in the Library, but do not
show up in TSM.
An attempted audit of the tape with
Audit Volume operation Failed, ERPA code - 75, Library VOLSER Inaccessible.
From http://people.bu.edu/rbs/ADSM.QuickFacts :
Volume States 3494 Library Manager state for a given
tape volume. Possible states:
Just a note, checking that the fixes appear in Add/Remove Programs does not
guarantee that the System Files have the appropriate patches.
Checking the System Files as you did is the best check.
We ran into an issue (Using TSM restore of System Object - not using MS
Backup).
All hotfixes were not
Hi,
I agree,
not only do you save space in the TSM db, you avoid the problems associated with
them as well.
The other ting is that a cold standby server can be turned into the real thing
with little trouble. Works just as well for a w2k3 box.
We figured that an app server has to be running in the
From: Jurjen Oskam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Do you know whether LTO1 cleaning tapes work in LTO2 drives?
Wouldn't bet on it.
--
Mark Stapleton ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
From: Steve Roder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Setting up the third of four TSM servers on Win2000 with 3583-L36,
the define of the path for the library hangs. We have updated the
firmware on the adpatec scsi cards, upgraded the ultrium device drives to
the latest available from the ftp site
My understanding of lto1/lto2 from our HP reps is . . ..
lto2 drives can:
- read and write lto1 tape
- but you do it at lto1 speed and density
- in other words, they act just like lto1 drives when you put in lto1
media
To get lto2 speed and density you need to use lto2 media.
I've got a volume that I've done a query content on. I can't tell what date
the files were backed up that are on that volume though. A Q content gives
me the node name, type, filespace name, fsid, and client's name for file.
I'm thinking I have to do a select query to pull this off but somehow I
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