==> On Thu, 9 Jun 2005 15:48:21 -0400, "Burton, Robert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
said:
> We are using STK 9940 tape drives and get 300GB - 1 TB of data stored on
> each tape. I'm trying to explain that with the larger tape sizes it is much
> more difficult to keep the reclamation numbers at the same
I had a client once that was experiencing high enough errors with their
tapes and drives (3494-3590E drives) that Imation actually asked to take a
few tapes for testing. They came back saying that the tapes had high
amounts of a black powder on the tape that appeared to be printer toner.
Upon lo
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This post gotten me wondering also. I asked one of my colleagues and this
is what I found out.
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"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" wrote
Why should it matter?
If you have a storage pool with tapes that stores x amount of data, and another
storage pool with tapes that store 2x amount of data, and they are set at the
same reclamation point, wouldn't the 2nd storage pool, though it takes longer
to spin thru each tape, likely have h
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Burton, Robert
> We are being pushed to improve our reclamation thresholds in
>order to drive down the amount of tape volsers required...
>
>We are using STK 9940 tape drives and get 300GB - 1 TB of data
>stored on each tape.
We are being pushed to improve our reclamation thresholds in order to drive
down the amount of tape volsers required...
We are using STK 9940 tape drives and get 300GB - 1 TB of data stored on each
tape. I'm trying to explain that with the larger tape sizes it is much more
difficult to keep
NO
Joe Crnjanski
Infinity Network Solutions Inc.
Phone: 416-235-0931 x26
Fax: 416-235-0265
Web: www.infinitynetwork.com
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Steve Roder
Sent: Thursday, June 09, 2005 3:15 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
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>Anyone know if this can work for TDP Agents, like Domino?
Sorry, no. You could do incremental (log) backups during the week, and
fulls on the weekends (hopefully when the WAN is less busy).
--
Mark Stapleton ([EMAI
Anyone know if this can work for TDP Agents, like Domino?
> Works great, less filling!
>
> It's pretty simple to set up, just turn on at the server with a SET,
> then a couple of parms to set in the dsm.opt file (or a client option
> set on the server).
>
> I haven't used it since the 4.2 client/s
Anyone out there using an encryption device that sits between TSM and the tape
drives? Like the DataFort from Decru and another I
found the Neoscale CryptoStor. We have some clients (bank and credit union)
that are curious about employing encryption for their
offsite media. We are concidering jus
I've impelemented just this at a client of mine. Daily incremental with the
Journal and then a weekly IMAGE backup. They don't
conflict at all. This server currently is about 5.5 million files on 2
different drives.
Bill Boyer
"Some days you're the bug, some days you're the windshield" - ??
--
Allen,
Thanks for the offer. We have our TSM servers and tapes located at a site
different from the nodes that are being backed up. Someone clever here
found this as a way to take care of off site backups without having to move
things to off site. So, in essence all of our backups are offsite.
da
Wow, that's interesting!
I'll set up some tests myself. Thanks!
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William Colwell
Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2005 5:59 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: Splitting files across tapes
Hi Wanda,
I
Works great, less filling!
It's pretty simple to set up, just turn on at the server with a SET,
then a couple of parms to set in the dsm.opt file (or a client option
set on the server).
I haven't used it since the 4.2 client/server, don't have those
WAN/desktops to back up anymore.
But at one tim
I suspect that's a mis-engineered vacation message mechanism by
an Asian member, not properly accounting for mailing list mail.
You might contact the list administrator to shut them off.
Richard Sims
On Jun 9, 2005, at 11:28 AM, Matthew Large wrote:
Biml,
I wish I could read you mails. Can
Biml,
I wish I could read you mails. Can you please post them in english?
Thanks,
Matthew
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*SMers,
We are currently using image backups once a week to perform the full
image, and daily normal incrementals to keep up with Jones'. However, I'm
trying to reduce the 5 hours TSM spends traversing the 5 million+ file in
the filesystem each night.
I would like to assist the daily incrementals
Hi, I'm making my biannual quavery request for anybody with good network who
wants to explore trading remote offsites. I can offer your copies a nice
air-conditioned 3494, with 24x7 operations staffing and a big ol' generator
out back.
- Allen S. Rout
thats it, THANKS A LOT !!!
it never crossed my mind that there is tapeutil for HPUX :-)
the HPUX admins were telling me mc and mt are cool commands ... yeah right !
thanks again, now i have something to show to my bosses ... hehe
seeya
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From: "Warren, Matthew (Reta
Mario
I would be surprised if you were having problems with a 30Gb database
due to its size, as 30Gb is not that large. How long has this database
existed?
Has it ever had an unload/reload performed on it?
I did an unload/reload on our 100Gb database and it took a total of 29
hours. This was on a
unload / load? you mean backup then restore. will that reorg the db?
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/09/2005 10:23:23 AM >>>
30 GB is not outrageously large. I've worked with one
that was almost twice that size. You can unload and
load the database or perhaps do an audit on it.
There's an entire section
FYI... my database is 300GB! (Yes, I am planning to split it):
tsm: TSM_WAYNE>q db f=d
Available Space (MB): 307,852
Assigned Capacity (MB): 307,852
Maximum Extension (MB): 0
Maximum Reduction (MB): 18,848
Page Size (bytes): 4,096
Total
On Jun 9, 2005, at 10:12 AM, Richard van Denzel wrote:
The technote comes very close, but on this machine backups all went
ok,
but when I look in the dsmsched.log the service hangs between
communication with the server when the next schedule is due (we let
them
poll every hour). I will give the
Don't know if this applies to the IBM library, but when it happens on our
STK L700, it indicates there are tapes in the library that TSM has lost
track of. They need to be checked in... so we do two commands:
checkin libv libname search=y checkl=b stat=scr
checkin libv libname search=
30 GB is not outrageously large. I've worked with one
that was almost twice that size. You can unload and
load the database or perhaps do an audit on it.
There's an entire section called utilities in the
Admin Reference. Be forewarned that an audit could
take days if not weeks...!!!
--- Mario Di Pe
I've had the most luck with groupwise backups just using the plain TSAFS.nlm.
Things went badly when I tried to use the /EnableGW=yes switch. If that still
gives you lots of open-file problems, then look into St. Bernard OFM. But as
was mentioned, it's a bit spendy.
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Mario Di Pede
>I have a TSM DB of 30 Gb - there are a utilities for cleaning its?
First: 30GB is not very big, relatively speaking.
Second: The only way to "clean" the database is to regularly run
inventory expiration.
Are
Hi
I have a TSM DB of 30 Gb - there are a utilities for cleaning its?
thank's all
Curtis,
On all servers we use a service (a.k.a. dsmc sched).
Richard,
The technote comes very close, but on this machine backups all went ok,
but when I look in the dsmsched.log the service hangs between
communication with the server when the next schedule is due (we let them
poll every hour). I
On Jun 9, 2005, at 9:03 AM, Curtis Stewart wrote:
Are you using dsmcad or dsmc to control the scheduling. I've seen
lots of
problems with hung schedulers on Windows, at many code levels, when
using
dsmc sched. Moving to "managedservice schedule" seems to solve it
for me
about 99% of the time.
Is anyone using adaptive subfile backups? I have some remote servers that
back up over the wan and was wondering if this method would help and what
could be some of the adverse effects.
Bill Sherrill
Are you using dsmcad or dsmc to control the scheduling. I've seen lots of
problems with hung schedulers on Windows, at many code levels, when using
dsmc sched. Moving to "managedservice schedule" seems to solve it for me
about 99% of the time.
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Hi All,
Has anyone seen this behaviour and perhaps knows a cure?
Environment:
Windows 2003 Small Business Server
TSM Client 5.3.0.8
>From time to time the scheduler process on W2K3 "hangs" and I manually
have to give the service a restart.
Other Windows 2003 Servers (not Small Business Servers)
If you copied the exclude from your dsm.inclexcl then I don't see a problem.
But if you typed it is there a chance that you have a space after the second
slash and before the first period (i.e Exclude /tmp/ .../*)
Rick Harderwijk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I've got a problem with a 5.2.x
Your DSM.OPT line on the NetWare client would read:
DOMAIN SYS: DATA1:
Backing up your GW files isn't as simple. Third party software like St.
Bernard's Open File Manager appears to work, but it isn't cheap.
In the latest version of Netware, the TSAFS NLM, which replaces TSA500 and
TSA600, h
On Jun 9, 2005, at 8:14 AM, goc wrote:
thanks a lot !!!
... but tapeutil is AIX command afaik, on HPUX we cannont find it
what now ?
When all else fails, read the IBM documentation. :-)
The manual "IBM Ultrium Device Drivers Installation and User’s Guide"
is an essential reference for imple
thanks a lot !!!
... but tapeutil is AIX command afaik, on HPUX we cannont find it
what now ?
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From: "Warren, Matthew (Retail)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, June 09, 2005 1:33 PM
Subject: Re: hi all / sta problem / i'm going nuts
On HPUX The tapeutil c
Hmm, Are the explanation of the retention parms here correct? I thought
it went like so;
VEREXISTS: max number of versions to keep for a file that exists on
the client
VERDELETED: max number of version to keep of a file that is
deleted from the client
RETEXTRA: number of d
On HPUX The tapeutil command can be used to determine the serial numbers
of drives visible through the /dev/ special files on the storage agent.
Run tapeutil, choose 1 to open the device file, then choose 10 and enter
83. In the hex display you get you should be able to spot the WWN
serial number
Hi,
I'm not very familiar with Netware - but how is backup specified on a netware
client ? I windows, I have all options i dsm.opt, like:
Nodename MyNode
domain C: D:
exclude *
include c:\Dir1
include d:\dir2
Novell uses volumes (as far as I remember from the old 3.20-days) .. How would
th
anyone ?
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From: "goc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 11:13 AM
Subject: hi all / sta problem / i'm going nuts
well ...
client version 5.2.4.0 hpux
sta version 5.2.4.0 hpux
server version 5.2.4.0 aix
lto 3584L32 -12 drives
2x S08 ibm switch
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