Hi,
Then again, if you configure these important server to directly write to a primary stg
pool, with backupstg set to a copy pool, one backup will write to two destination at
the same time. This will solve the raid 5 overhead and leave you with two copies of
the most important data.
Jack,
Reading the docs for the TDP closely helps. I had to :(
I have been through what I've been able to find (there has been
relatively little of that compared to, say, Oracle or DB2 backups), but
alas I haven't been able to find anything about the server-side
copygroup configuration for a
Hi to all
Did it a way to get IP number of nodename instead of the name Once in the earlier
version in the actlog we could see the IP , now just get Tcp/ip name.
My Server version is 5.2.3.0 and clients 5.2.3.0
Maybe in a select command from another table ??
Regards
Robert Ouzen
Hi Robert!
You could try the following statement:
select node_name, tcp_address from nodes
But it only works for 5.x.x client versions.
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
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Karel,
if you set the copygroup option on a primary storage pool, this will mean
that every single session that sends data to the server will need to have
it's own mount point. This will increase the need for tape drives in your
copy storagepool. Whats cheapest? Buying extra disk for disk
Hi Eric
Thank you very much . Just what I need !!!
Regards
Robert
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Hello,
Fyi while having BMR in mind.. Tivoli Storage Manager Recovery Techniques
Using Windows Preinstallation Environment (Windows PE)
Are there some way to get notified about field guides etc or is just
something you happen to see when you browse other information?
Hi, Henrik -
IBM has periodically posted a recommended nucleus web page for us customer
technicians to regularly use:
With your version of server, just do a q node blah f=d.
The IP and more additional information is now available with
this command.
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Richard,
I agree, it's a great link, but I have to argue about looking in the
date ordering alone - witness in the top five entries:
...The archive function has, however, undergone functional changes as
TSM has progressed to the now *current* TSM Version 4...
...This document addresses the
TSMSWAP is making me going nuts ...
messages :
Error!
An error occured while updating the password file
Error!
Proxy password has expired. Please update the password on the Tivoli Storage
Manager Secure Web Administrator Proxy server and the Proxy.
i tried everything and it does NOT
For database backups using TDP Informix, you're in luck. Informix uses a
fixed object name for the database full level-0 backup, so you can configure
it for normal TSM retentions. The archive logs are a different matter. They
are unique. A sequential number incremented for each log. So TSM
Yes I did this but for some clients I didn't get the tcpip number just the tcpname .
Those few clients are running O.K but no information
Regards
Robert
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Hallo,
TSM client 5.1.6 on AIX 4.3.3.0
Server version 5.2.2.3 on AIX 5.2.0.0
When doing a restore of 170,000 + files, the client stops around about
file number 97,500 (+/- 10 files each time it fails) complaining with;
ANS1030E System ran out of memery.
Now, if I try and restore the next
In addition,
I have found that if I let the restore fail after 97,500ish files, so
that any subsequent restores fail qwith the out of memory error, if I
delete a single restored file from the directory, that lets me restore
an extra file into the directory...
Are there any known limits to the
A few thoughts...
Keep in mind that Data Protection for Informix is
an API which implements the Open Group Backup Services
application program interface (Open Group XBSA) functions.
Data Protection for Informix does not provide a CLI or GUI
because the interface is provided from Informix.
Backups
Matt,
Exactly what command are you using to perform this restore - and is it a
subdirectory in a filesystem with lots of other directories? Are you
witnessing any substantial 'thinking time' before the server sends any
data to the client?
Rgds,
David McClelland
Reuters Ltd, London
What if you move the restored files to a temporary location, then resume
the restore?
Not sure why the problem is there, but that would hopefully get you past
it.
Nick Cassimatis
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He who laughs last has a good backup.
A question for you Windows heavies out there.
I have a Windows TSM server with a very simple tape configuration.
In the Windows host there are 3 fibre HBA's. Each one is connected by a
fibre cable to one of three 3590 tape drives in a 3494 library. NO switches
involved, just a fibre cable
Wanda,
mt 0.0.0.x = Target ID 0, Lun 0, Bus 0. The X is auto assigned by Windows based on the
time of first detection. At least, this is how I resolved it by looking at the
LB.x.x.x. info.
Regards,
Karel
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...
ANS1030E System ran out of memery.
...
Matt - Do 'ulimit -a' in the process C shell (or equivalent command in another shell)
to fully assure that your virtual storage is unlimited, as you believe.
If system virtual storage were actually exhausted, you'd be seeing a lot of surrounding
the restore command being used is;
dsmc restore '/MMT1/prd/*' -servername=carsington2forrestore -subdir=y
-pitd=07/13/04 -pitt=13:00
..as we are restoring to a different machine (this time) we are using
servername= to choose a stanza in dsm.sys that uses the node-name of the
original client.
== In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Robert Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It would be nice to see some storage pool volume sizing reccomendations that
don't assume everyone is on 9GB SSA JBOD.
Hmm. Well, my storage is not on 9GB SSA JBOD, so whatever recommendations
I've made you can count as
I have checked the ulimits for root, they are all unlimited.
..Interesting about the AIX problem.. I didn't see it earlier as IBM's
login was hanging on me ... We do have the fixes mentioned installed, -
I will try umount/mounting the filesystem and running the restore once
the 'restore a
Thanks Karel.
But what confuses me is how the 0.0.0 specifies Bus 0, when the HBA
properties says it is on bus 2?
How can I even tell which drive is connected to which HBA, except by tracing
the cables?
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Not to sound too mantra-like, consider the restore case first:
that's when
you're really going to care about it. Assemble your 85%
confidence-interval
worst case restore scenario, and subject your loaner
Does the command line admin client use the same tcpip port (default
1500) as the backup client?
Yes, unless you specify a different port number via the TCPADMINPORT
option (in which case, the server needs a similar TCPADMINPORT options set
for it).
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
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This can be caused by an AIX problem (APAR IY13763).
Verify if you have this APAR installed.
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I have checked the ulimits for root, they are all unlimited.
..Interesting about the AIX problem.. I didn't see it earlier as IBM's
Wanda
Windows enumerates each storage (eg SCSI, IDE, fibrechannel) adapter on
boot-up. In your configuration, at least 7 are discovered, with the HBAs
given numbers 5,6 and 7. You'll probably find that 1 and 2 are used by the
primary and secondary ports of your IDE controller, with 3 and 4 maybe
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