Hi,
What I used when I tested to do a restore to a different RAID controller
was to use a slip streamed w2k3 installation CD where all HP drivers
were included. I had no problems and it should work if you follow the
steps in the ASR Redbook.
HP DL380 G3, 5i Plus and 5312 controler.
Backup 5i
I've tested all the options. I really like the on-line image backup and the
off-line image restore with WinPE. Note if you se a Windows 2003 built WinPE
cd you must be at TSM client V5.3.0.5 or later.
K.
David Browne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"Bare Metal Restore for Windows 2003"
We are try
Actually with both Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 you can create what is like a
mount point in Unix land. Search MS's site for "junction point" OR "mount
point".
Bill Boyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is a single drive letter, G:, so I can't separate it into multiple nodes
or even schedule
Try this sql (change times to suit)
SELECT HL_NAME,LL_NAME FROM BACKUPS -
WHERE NODE_NAME='YOURNODENAME -
AND BACKUP_DATE BETWEEN '2005-06-14 01:30' AND '2005-05-10 10:30'
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Date:Wed, 8 Jun 2005 10:17:44 -0400
From:Richard Rhodes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: ISC/AC questions
We have taken the jump into testing for our TSM v5.1.6 to V5.3 upgrade.
We got ISC/AC installed on a AIX server and are going through the learning
curve fo
Hi all,
does somebody know if asr recovery is possible in this case? ASR
diskette and backupsets are ready!
Do I have to change the asr disk to have the new driver included?
>From my point of view:
1. Boot and Install from backupsets should be no problem
because driver can be supplied in fis
Hi TSMers,
we are currently planning to move some database-heavy backups from an
3583-L72 with LTO2/SDG to 3583 LTO3 using TSM for SAN. Looking at
http://knowledge.storage.ibm.com/servers/storage/support/hbasearch/interop/hbaSearch.do
for HBAs to use with tis configuration, it does not seen to be
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>I started a gui restore, of the C drive, on an NT server about an hour
>ago. The server has only restored 1.2G and I'm told contains
>about 8G of
>data. Is there something I can do to restore faster? The TSM serv
Hi,
I' Have aWindow server 2003 - tsm 5.3.1.2 and PowerVault 136T dell!!!
Device is not configure changer!!!
TSM's Graphic interface see a CHANGER0 - library type " RSM " not
SCSI! device name in windows management console is lb0.0.0.6 but it's
bad for tsm!!
HELP!
thank's Mario
According to the Admin Ref, to define a path from a datamover to an
external library manager do the following:
EXTERNALManager
Specifies the location of the external library manager where IBM Tivoli
Storage Manager can send media access requests. This parameter is required
when the library name i
BMR concept would differ depending on underlying system design. If you have
FC/IP SAN environment, see the options of booting off SAN and also, snapshot of
root filesystem of Windows. If you have VMware, clustered or not, needs virtual
machine restore, which is just a big file. It will be much q
We've tested BMR with TSM and ASR on Win2003 server, works fine.
It's pretty cool, because TSM backs up the ASR info anytime you do a
regular backup. You don't need to have any CD's or floppies created in
advance; TSM is storing the needed info for you.
Just follow the instructions in the TSM cl
"Bare Metal Restore for Windows 2003"
We are trying to figure out the best way to do a bare metal restore of
Win2003.
Does anyone recommend using ASR, PE, Cristie or something else?
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We addeed MEMORYEFFECIENTBACKUP YES to the DSM.OPT file, but I don't know how
far up/down it processes for a directory in that mode.
I'm thinking of just -INCRBYDATE. This is an imaging server where documents are
scanned and stored here. Don't need to worry about deletions. It will still
take a
Bill Boyer wrote:
Windows 2000 server with TSM client 5.3.0.8.
TSM server 5.2.2.0 on Windows2000
Configured the journal service with a larger notify buffer, but we just can't
get the first incremental to complete. We see in the server activity log that
the session was terminated by the clien
Timothy,
>> I forget what option has to be in the opt.file that shows what has
been backed up I think its verbose?
You should remove "quiet" option from your dsm.opt
Cheers
Arnaud
**
Panalpina Management Ltd., Basl
This is a single drive letter, G:, so I can't separate it into multiple nodes
or even schedules. Plus virtualmountpoint is only valid for Unix's, not Windoze.
Thanks.
Bill
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> Hi Bill
>
> 1. Separating it into multiple TSM nodes, for example one node
Hi Bill
1. Separating it into multiple TSM nodes, for example one node per
filespace
2. Using the virtual mount point option
Both theese options should decrease the time TSM spends on inspecting the
filespaces.
Best Regards
Daniel Sparrman
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Daniel Sparrman
Hi Debbie!
The first thing I would do is upgrade both the server and the client to more
recent levels. Especially the server is rather old. There are several
performance fixes since 5.1.1. The most current 5.1 level is 5.1.10.
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
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Solved: I was running the upgrade from a web browser on the Windoze TSM
server. Once I shut down the TSM server, and tried the update from a
remote machine, it worked fine.
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Plea
TSM client 5.3.0.8 on Windows200 server. TSM Server 5.2.2.0 on Windows2000.
This is a very large server with 15+million files. They lost this drive and are
trying to restore one top-level directory, but the incremental was not able to
complete. They were displaying in the GUI the directory and i
Windows 2000 server with TSM client 5.3.0.8.
TSM server 5.2.2.0 on Windows2000
Configured the journal service with a larger notify buffer, but we just can't
get the first incremental to complete. We see in the server activity log that
the session was terminated by the client. Running in managed
I started a gui restore, of the C drive, on an NT server about an hour
ago. The server has only restored 1.2G and I'm told contains about 8G of
data. Is there something I can do to restore faster? The TSM server
version is 5.1.1 and the client version is 5.2.0. Also, if I cancel the
current restore
Cheers Andy,
The page you posted said 5.2.4 was the projected fix level, but I suppose
I had better check before assuming it was included n the 5.2.4 release.
Thanks for the clarification.
Kind Regards,
Matthew
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Hello,
I have a Novell TSM backup that is still running is there
any why to determine what directories it has backed up
besides checking the dsmsched.log which shows nothing.
I forget what option has to be in the opt.file that shows
what has been backed up I think its verbose?
Thanks for any he
Using the RMU(ethernet). I've seen the archives. Just wondering how long
folks have seen the upgrade take. Thanks!
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Hopefully you didn't use ntutil, but a serial cable? Search the list archives
for 3583 firmware upgrade
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager on behalf of Curtis Stewart
Sent: Tue 6/14/2005 9:43 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: 3583 Firmware Upgrade
Hi all. I've just
Hi Matthew,
No, adding "-subdir=yes" won't help with regard to getting the file space
backup time updated. -subdir=yes only helps ensure that the entire drive
is processed for incremental backup (minus the file space update), as
opposed to only backing up the root of the drive.
You need to instal
Hi all. I've just downloaded all the latest firmware and Windows drivers
for my 3583. I'm running the RMU upgrade right now... using the RMU. I'm
following the directions I found here
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=ssg1S7001180&aid=1.
The RMU upgrade (to version 190B_004) is still ru
Hi Andy,
Having looked at the IC40900 APAR it does seem to be very similar.
However, when the change (we added the 'subdir yes' option to dsm.opt) was
made, no difference has been observed - the file space is still not being
updated despite being accessed every day.
I do not have the opportunity
Thanks to everyone for the feedback on this topic.
Due to personal experience, I can not agree with the concensus. Especially
since I lost another drive, last night.
Per the recommendations from here, I was upgrading the firmware in the
library (5.22 to 6.03). When the library rebooted, it would
Ahh,..
But if you cant select them to get it to send the command...
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Warren, Matthew (Retail)
Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2005 11:23 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: point in time backup not displa
I'm wondering, if the folder and files are not displayed in the gui, are
they still restored anyway? IE; does the GUI send the equivalent
command line command to TSM to do the restore?
Matt.
Computer says 'No'..
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