==> On Wed, 20 Apr 2005 18:29:43 -0700, TSM_User <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Have you looked at journaling with the V5.3 client?
I think that's a Windows thing; am I out of date here? (no mention of
journaling in 5.3 unix clients handbook)
- Allen S. Rout
Have you looked at journaling with the V5.3 client?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:==> On Mon, 18 Apr 2005 16:56:22 -0400, Thomas Denier
said:
> I tend to think of anything over three million files as big, but that is
> based on experience with just two cases. We have a client with a bit over
> three m
Joni,
Try this:
select count(*) "Full/Filling Volumes" from volumes where status in
('FULL','FILLING')
Etc.
Steve Schaub, Network Engineer
BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee
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423-752-6574 (office)
423-785-7347 (cell)
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Not exactly as what you wanted, but will this work better?
select count(*) as volumes_count, status from volumes where status in
('FULL','FILLING','Empty', 'PENDING') group by status
Sung Y. Lee
- Forwarded by Sung Y Lee/Austin/IBM on 04/20/2005 03:17 PM -
"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" wro
After getting these type of errors:
ANR0530W Transaction failed for session 198009 for node
LIFE15ACM (WinNT) - internal server error
detected. SAT3
04/17/05 20:10:57 ANR0104E imbkins.c(4593): Error 2 deleting row
from table
"Expiring.Objects".
I have defined the following script to find the status of tapes.
NameVOLUME_USAGE
Description -
Last Update Date/Time 2005-04-20 14:40:07.00
Last Update by (administrator) LIDZR8V
You're welcome!.
And another thing I forgot to mention:
Use of TSM virtual volumes requires TSM Extended Edition to be entitled
to the server-to-server license.
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Mike
Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2005
On Wed, 20 Apr 2005, Prather, Wanda might have said:
> Yes, you can use one TSM server as an "electronic vault" for another TSM
> server.
>
> Look in the Administrator's Guide under the topic "Using Virtual Volumes to
> Store Data on Another Server".
>
> It may not be the best approach, however:
Yes, the registry and SAM are included in the System Object/System State
backup.
Those files can't be backed up as "files", because Windows puts an
exclusive lock on them.
So if you try to include system32/config, you just get errors, anyway.
In fact, for Win2K and Win2K3, if you start the comman
Thanks. I my way back from getting asprin to help relieve the pain of
playing softball I remembered there was an option to prevent the client
from talking to the TSM server. Thanks for the quick response, this is
definitely one of the best forums I've been on. I ran it with the
/validate:no and
Bytes 12 and 13 (value FF29 bytes) are the ASC and ASCQ, where the FF
refers to "Other vendor-specific errors" and the 29 is the internal
error code - which are not documented for civilians. Sounds like
something a CE would need to pursue.
Richard Sims
On Apr 20, 2005, at 1:26 AM, Paulus Hendarw
If you include the System Object for Windows 2000 and the
systemstate/systemservices for Windows 2003, will you backup the registry
and SAM of the server? According to the TSM Windows Client documentation
it is recommended that the system32\config directory be excluded, why?
Isn't this where the S
1) You don't need to delete the registry key (or at least I never have
had to). DSMCUTIL will do everything you need.
2) Specify option on the dsmcutil updatepw command:: /validate:no
That will cause it to change the pw in the registry without trying to
contact the server.
-Original Messa
Yes, you can use one TSM server as an "electronic vault" for another TSM server.
Look in the Administrator's Guide under the topic "Using Virtual Volumes to
Store Data on Another Server".
It may not be the best approach, however:
* The data is sent from the primary server to the secondary
Good Afternoon.
I have a INTEL client with Win2K running TSM 5.2.2 to a TSM server on AIX(5.2)
running TSM 5.2.2.
Running through updating the scheduler does not seem to update the password
successfully.
We are in a DMZ so the client cannot talk to the server and the password needs
to be updated
ftp://service.boulder.ibm.com/storage/tivoli-storage-management/patches/client/v5r3/Netware/v530/
Troy Frank
Network Services
University of Wisconsin Medical Foundation
608.829.5384
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 4/20/2005 9:34:23 AM >>>
Hi all,
Can anyone send me the link to the newest TSM novell c
We have two TSM servers with one that backs up all nodes
on the network (Intel and AIX) and the other that backs
up data specifically written to an OnDemand server (historical,
legal stuff that is kept for 6+ years).
Is it possible to cause the temporary stuff, the files
sent to OnDemand today tha
Don't try to use one tool for all purposes. Where the need is to pick
and choose certain files to keep for certain lengths of time, the
better tool to use is Archive rather than Backup. This gets you where
you want to be and eliminates policy disparities between files and
directories. I would not t
OK, thanks for that, and I can understand that there is a need for a dir to
be required for files that are to be contained within it, but I have
another problem with this.
Let's say I want create the new management class that I want to use to keep
just a certain directories files for a certain leng
Timothy,
You can get the latest patches\maintenance from the following ftp site
(easiest way I know of):
ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/storage/tivoli-storage-management/
Hope it helps
Phil Jones
United Biscuits
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Direcories may expire, but files never end up in "limbo". Examine the
BACKUPS table: each object is fully identified by filespace and its
full path, which obviously includes its containing directory. Backing
up a directory, as an object, is usually rather meaningless in a Unix
environment as such d
Hi all,
Can anyone send me the link to the newest TSM novell client link?
Also, I know I ask this before, but does anyone use or know of a good
Novell Recovery DR product that interfaces with TSM?
Thanks for any replies, suggestions in advance.
TSM version 5.3.0.1
Aix V5.2
TSM novell clients
Hi all TSMers
Running TSM 5.1.6.2 on Solaris and have a question regarding the different
way that directories and files are dealt with. I have always been used to
excluding files, directories, file spaces etc and also including them with
different management classes should the need arise for somet
Hello Everyone!
I create backupsets for DR purposes and I create them with a retention of
22 days. The day after creation I query the server for all backupsets
created within the past day and then I have the tapes ejected and sent to
our vault. I believe I might have the idea of how to bring the
On Wednesday 20 April 2005 04:19, Gerald wrote:
> > > If you delete the primary volume, doesn't the copy pool data get
> > > released also?
> >
> > Right you are, Andy. That is indeed what should happen.
>
> This is TSM 5.2.x btw. Interesting.. if the primary pool volume is
> deleted, would it remo
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