Yup,
I've done that, and it works fine,
although you have to specify the /vmfs/filesystemname/* directory
explicitly, because TSM doesn't recognize it as a filesystem during it's
scan of all-local filesystems.
Ilja G. Coolen
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ABP / USZO
CIS / BS / TB / Storage Management
Ilja,
did you try a restore or only a backup?
Juraj
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Yup,
I've done that, and it works fine,
although you have to specify
Salak,
we've just done a DR test and the one thing that worked really well was the
restores of VM's.
Cheers
Phil Jones
Technical Specialist
United Biscuits
Tel (external) 0151 4735972
Tel (internal) 755 5972
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another very usefull commands in this context are restore volume
and/or restore stg
I love this two very much and highly appreciate related TSM concepts :-)
Juraj
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it´s good news, thanks Phil!
would you mind to share with us steps to restore the vmware OS itself?
Juraj
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Salak,
we've just
No problem, except we are still writing it up, so bear with us.
Regards
Phil Jones
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Salak Juraj
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Of course we did both.
It looks and feels just like a simple file backup and restore, but you have
to make sure to also
Include the configuration file of the guest OS in the backup and restore
actions, because they rely on each other.
Let say we have an guest os running in
Maybe this is not the best place,
but I wanted, together with the other Tivoli GRT members, to express our
deep sadness for the 11 march events in Madrid.
for what it's worth we feel close to you and your pain of today.
coraggio fratelli.
Cordiali saluti
Gianluca Mariani
Tivoli TSM Global
Hi,
there is a misunderstanding somewhere.
I thought Rogelio was asking about backup of the vmware OS itself,
not about virtual machines.
The task you talk about - of backing up / restoring virtual machines
is working like a breeze, it is really a pleasure and
a viable disaster recovery solution
We need to get some more 3590K tapes for our library and our
regular supplier is not able to help us right now. All we need is 30 new
tapes to tide us over while we migrate to LTO-2.
Any suggestions?
David Tyree
Enterprise Backup Administrator
South Georgia Medical
You need to update each copy group one at a time. You can not use SQL to
modify the TSM server database.
One method that might facilitate this for you is to use the SELECT
statement to build the UPDATE COPYGROUP statements for you:
dsmadmc -id=storman -pa=x -dataonly=yes -commadelimited
try CDW at cdw.com ---
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Subject: Looking for 3590 tape supplier
We need to get some more 3590K tapes for our library and our
regular supplier is not able
Also try Imprint They've always been a big help to us 800-646-9099
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
Coats, Jack
Sent: Friday, March 12, 2004 11:22 AM
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Subject: Re: Looking for 3590 tape supplier
try CDW at cdw.com
Once used degaussed tapes available at
Magnetic Products Services, Inc.
Tara Turley
Phone : 800-447-1277 ext. 115
The last ones we got were actually brand new and half the price of new ones.
Stu
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Clarification: Although we use DLT's they may have what you need
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From: Ward, Stuart
Sent: Friday, March 12, 2004 1:54 PM
To: 'ADSM: Dist Stor Manager'
Subject: RE: Looking for 3590 tape supplier
Once used degaussed tapes available at
Magnetic Products Services,
Once used degaussed tapes available at
Well, they could not degauss 3590s as that would destroy the servo track
and thus their usability. Perhaps they just write over them?
Richard Sims
Yup my bad - we use DLT's. The 3590's are 'recertified' at about $43 ea
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Once used degaussed tapes available at
Well,
Here's a good one for a Friday afternoon
We've had a requirement to temporarily suspend expiration of objects on
selected client nodes.
We copied the active policy set for the domain containing these nodes
and set all backup and archive copy group parameters to NOLIMIT, and
activated this new
Here's a good one for a Friday afternoon
We've had a requirement to temporarily suspend expiration of objects on
selected client nodes.
We copied the active policy set for the domain containing these nodes
and set all backup and archive copy group parameters to NOLIMIT, and
activated this
hard to say...
I'll speculate though...
now, after doing all the voodoo, did you push an incremental from each node
you desired to increase the retention of ???
there is the internal table Expiring.Objects and I ~think~ that as your
client runs its normal incremental and you see all of those
Hello All,
I am trying to restore some files on my test server with tapes that I had on
my production server. I recently changed my dsm.sys file to make my test
server a TSM server and not a client. Now I am getting this error message.
Can anyone please tell me how I can get around this?
The message you are getting means that the node STOOGE is not registered
on the server. Are you sure you are connecting to the right server? You
can run dsmadmc (administrative client) and do 'query node' command to see
which nodes are registered.
Alexei Kojenov
TSM Client Development
(408)
On Thursday 11 March 2004 01:35, PAC Brion Arnaud wrote:
Hi Juraj,
Thanks for the tip, I could probably use it, case I would not succeed in
building a proper SQL statement. But so far, I really need that precise
info to build a sub-query in my main query ... Cheers.
I don't think the copied=
Not only that, but if I recall correctly the only files that'll get rebound
are the ones that get touched by the client as either a still active file
(along with it's inactives) or a 'just' deleted file, one that was
previously active but as of this incremental has been deleted and becomes
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