Hallo,
is its possible to restore 250 GB ( two million files) within a day?
Its an NSF mounted filesystem. Can parallel restore increase the throughput
by an NSF-mouted filesystem.
The filesystem is mounted from a EMC cellera and symmetrix.
The backup time was with 13 hours with parallel sessons.
Thought the list would be interested.
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On Wed, 2004-11-10 at 09:31, Ralf Behrendt wrote:
is its possible to restore 250 GB ( two million files) within a day?
Its an NSF mounted filesystem. Can parallel restore increase the throughput
by an NSF-mouted filesystem.
The filesystem is mounted from a EMC cellera and symmetrix.
The
Hi Michael
Are you suggesting doing both image and normal progressive backups?
The issue with using image backup is that it eliminates the possibility of
file-level-restores. This means that you have to utilize both
technologies(image and progressive) to have both the fast restore and the
Update...
TSM - Version 5.2.3.4
AIX Operating System - Version 5.2.2.0
Thank You who all replied and the suggestions.
Found the scratch tapes...we had implemented new stg pools(disk/tape) 2
weeks ago, one of our scripts did not have all the new dr pool logic in
it...ooops.
But, my next
Another option is to bump-up your ethernet... are you already running
a
gigabit ethernet? We've actually bumped up the TSM server and the
large
unix clients to Gigabit Ethernet, and it improved the throughput of
the
backup.
The 100 meg card in our TSM server is saturated during our backup
Do you also need to enable library sharing?
Yes we had to tell TSM licensing that library sharing was in use when
we started Lan Free. But the cost of that is covered in either the EE
license or the TSM for SAN license.
David
What are other AIX folks using for trending?
We use Servergrahg/TSM, http://www.servergraph.com , for trending and
overall management of our TSM systems. I couldn't manage TSM without
it.
David Ehresman
University of Louisville
Personally I'd look into processing that file system with an image backup.
A way to look at that would be Which can you count to faster, 2,000,000
or 1 ?
Depending on the data, 250 GB would compress down to 83 GB (if we assume
3/1 client compression) and if the client server processors
Does anyone have access to Client version 3.1.0.8 (or later, if applicable)
for HP-UX 10.x? There was a link posted last year
(ftp.uni-karlsruhe.de/pub/adsm/oldversions/v3r1/hpux/hp10/v3r1m8/) but it is
no longer a valid domain.
If anyone has one floating around, it would help - a new client of
Richard,
The client was trying to a restore that involved a old SYSBACK
product with outdated code that caused memory problems.
Thanks
Richard Sims wrote:
On Nov 9, 2004, at 3:37 PM, Timothy Hughes wrote:
Our TSM server is abending while a client is trying to do a restore,..
Elaborate
On Nov 10, 2004, at 8:27 AM, Adam Sulis wrote:
Does anyone have access to Client version 3.1.0.8 (or later, if
applicable)
for HP-UX 10.x? ...
You do! Go to ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com and into the adsm branch.
Its readme prolog:
Hello, Another question...
Background:
TSM Storage Manager: Version 5.2.3.4
AIX OpSystem: 5.2.2.0
I have a customer that is requesting that 2 files be permanently removed
from TSM(classified type file)...including tape backup(which will be on
tape for 180 days).
Now I found the technote on
Ah! Under Storage/adsm/fixes! I am so used to going to
Tivoli-Storage-Management/maintenance that I developed a case of
tunnel-vision.
Thanks Richard!
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Thanks Neil!
Neil Schofield wrote:
Timothy
This sounds similar to a problem we had last month. We were trying to
restore 2.7m files back to an NT client, but found that the restore failed
after about 1.5m files and took down the server with it.
In our case, the problem was APAR 39700.
Nancy
I've used the unsupported DELETE OBJECT and would endorse the statement
Richard makes in his Quick Facts - namely that it does not update all the
necessary tables to fully remove the object from the TSM server. When I
subsequently ran an AUDITDB on the database, inconsistencies were flagged
Thank You very much Neil.
Nancy Backhaus
Enterprise Systems
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Hello Experts,
I need to restore WIN NT and WIN2K clients from scratch as part of our DR
drill. I am trying to figure out the best possible way to restore, other
than restoring files from backup pool to the client. I have tried restores
from Backup sets and from Image backup, but every time I run
Does anyone got these two msg in
TSM Server 5.2.
TSM NT client 5.1.0
Please let me know, what do they mean?
Thanks.
Regards,
Rosa Leung
Integrated Storage Management Services
IBM Global Services - SDC North/Central
Tel: 416-490-5151, Fax: 416-490-5283
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Hi,
I'm running TSM server 5.2.3 on an HP DL380 (Dual 3.2Ghz) with RedHat AS 3.0. What I'm finding is that no matter what load I put on the machine, TSM will not use more than 49.9% of the available CPU, even when there are idle cycles to be had...
Here's a typical top
09:10:09 up 6 days,
I would like to put copy groups on our Libraries
does anyone have any experience in doing this?
The 2nd Library is defined I believe I just have
to point the copy destination to the RMT_LTO
correct?
Tape Paths
Source Name Source Type Destination Name Destination Type Library
TSM
Seeking help on restoring a database from a file instead of a tape drive
in a lab. We do not have a library or drives in our lab, but I wanting
run our DR scripts to restore from a NFS and have the database to test.
I have a good backup to NFS and a planfile. I cannot get the restore to
look at
Jason
I've got to start by saying I know nothing about Linux so take this with a
pinch of salt but...
The Generation 3 ( Generation 4?) DL380 has hyper-threading Intel
processors, so each physical processor appears as two virtual processors.
Your dual processor system should therefore appear as
Hi there,
yes, we've disabled HT in the BIOS. Other boxes see 4 CPUS.
Thanks
jason
On Nov 10, 2004, at 10:44 AM, Neil Schofield wrote:
Jason
I've got to start by saying I know nothing about Linux so take this
with a
pinch of salt but...
The Generation 3 ( Generation 4?) DL380 has hyper-threading
Everyone,
I've always read, and have seen from experience, that inactive versions of
a file are not rebound to a new managment class when you modify an include
in the client's configuration. Today, I saw some TSM behavior I can't
explain.
At the direction of our legal department, I need to
Inactive versions of active files should be rebound. But files that have
been removed for the client - where only inactive versions exist - should
not rebind.
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05:49:56 PM:
The nodelete management class is set to nolimit across the
Thank you. I thought I was going crazy.
Curtis
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Are you suggesting doing both image and normal progressive backups?
The issue with using image backup is that it eliminates the
possibility of file-level-restores. This means that you have
to utilize both
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