Michal,
Try to delete the filespaces with:
del files mss *
del files unknown *
When ready delete the nodes with:
remove node mss
remove node unknown
Regards,
Maurice
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Hi *SM-ers,
some time ago i setup a dedicated TSM node for archiving of all kind of data
from different users.
Each archive is generated with an (internal) unique ID in the description
field under the same "archive-node". Sometimes the different archives come
from the same filespace because we use
On Aug 8, 2005, at 10:31 AM, Stefan Holzwarth wrote:
Hi *SM-ers,
some time ago i setup a dedicated TSM node for archiving of all
kind of data
from different users.
Each archive is generated with an (internal) unique ID in the
description
field under the same "archive-node". Sometimes the differ
Check the occupancy table for the node, look for type of "Arch", or
something like that. I'm not at a console right now or I'd know the
exact values...
Curtis Stewart
Systems Engineer
StorageTek
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Hi,
we're running TSM 5.1 on AIX 5.1. We bought a new server
with AIX 5.3 where we want to install TSM 5.3. What is the
best way to migrate the data to the new server?
Would it be possible to import the 5.1 database and
server export files into the new server? Or do we
first have to upgrade the o
Hi,
I'm answering in reverce order:
2. You can restore DB only on the same type of Hardware (windows DB can be
restored on Windows machine, AIX on AIX and etc.)
1. You can export and inport data and I think that this is good idea. You
can make it in 2 ways. First - export to tapes and then import..
Hello,
Ok, I was able to successfully generate a test Instant Archive/Backup
set does anyone know if it is necessary to define it to the TSM server
I see there is a selection for this.
Thanks for any help!
TSM 5.3.1.2
AIX 5.3
TSM client 5.2.3
I know this has been asked many times... but our AIX box uses Sysedge as
the SNMP Monitor not the base os SNMP. Anyone else using tsm's subagent
with other SNMP daemons other than the default os agent? Are the
SNMPSUBAGENTHOST, SNMPSUBAGENTPORT options only used if you're having
multiple tsm serv
Over Labor Day weekend, we are going to upgrade the Netware OS on one of
our servers. This is a critical server, and there is 280G of data. In the
event a restore is necessary, you can see my concern. At 6G an hour, it
will take approx 47 hours to restore (there will be a 100Gb ethernet card,
so i
That's correct, you can't restore from traditionla drives
to NSS drives.
Your 100Mb card is o.k. but most likely your limit will
be tapes (namely how spread out your data is over tapes).
This is probably a file server so will be a lot of files spread out
over a lot of tapes.
1Gb card may help (i
You actually cannot restore any kind of Traditional Volume files to NSS
(compressed or not). Even when going from TV's to TV's, or NSS to NSS, if the
source volume was compressed, the target volume also has to be compressed.
There is not, unfortunately, any TSM way to uncompress the files as y
I am hoping somebody here can help me out
I am running TSm server version 5.3
MOst of my wintel is running client 5.2 or 5.3
I attempted to install a client for backup on a server running windows nt4.0
and Citrix XP
I get an error "the installation package could not be opened"
Any help would be ap
I believe you have to go back to TSM client version 5.1.7 for NT4
support.
Regards,
James
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Giglio, Paul
Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 3:23 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: [ADSM-L] Xp Metaframe over
That was it
WOW
I would think the clients are backwards compatible
What gives with that ???
WOW IBM talk about burning the bridges!!!
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
Brents, James
Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 4:21 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIS
There's several ways you could do this migration, but the way I would do it
is:
1. upgrade the old server to TSM 5.3, after backing up the DB of course. I
wouldn't bother putting the ISC on the old box at this time, it's not needed
to get TSM up to 5.3. Note - The last upgrade of TSM from 5.1 t
I've done some experimentation. So far, I've found that TSM will not
backup a filesystem image for a fs mounted from /dev/fssnap/N, but it
will backup the image as a raw image. This then raises the question
of consistency -- making sure that a given filesystem is backed up
with the same name every
We recently upgraded our AIX server from 5.1 to 5.3. We are running tsm
5.2.2.4 64bit in a SAN environment.
When ever we start a DB backup to tape the internal disk, hdisk0 & 1,
peg out at 90 to 100% and the tsm response time as well as the AIX
response time goes way down.
I can't seem to locate th
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