Todd, Ref your notes below.
TOR does not support multiple contacts and e-mail address as part of
the automatic missed/failed notification feature.
The user group approach should work. It's optional but if specified,
the %1 in the missed or failed notification message will be replaced
with the
Hi,
I have just started using journalling, and am I wondering if
there is any point in backing up the TSM journal files,
bearing in mind they can grow quite big !
T.I.A
Bill
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I have a question to the group that I hope I can get some answer or
pointed to some doc's on. I have to justify buying an AIX 550 over a AIX
520. My argument is, that our Database backups and expire inventories
are running longer than they should on our 1 G two cpu 520 running 5.3
AIX. The expire
I suppose you could answer that question by monitoring CPU utilization (
or paging) during the expire / reclamation cycle.
Try the free demo of something like application manager 6 and monitor
it for several days and see if there is a spike during those times.
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Hello,
Environment:
FSPHTSM1 server 5.2.3.0 AIX 5.2 - library manager
FSPHTSM2 server 5.1.7.0 AIX 5.2 - library client
3494 library shared, 1221 cells, 6 3590H1A drives
I recently discovered 200+ volumes that are in limbo. From a 'q libvol'
on the library manager,
They are shown as owned by
Did you try
upd libv 3493lib01 k20005 stat=scr
Running the following script will help identify candidate volumes.
select volume_name from libvolumes where
status='Private' and libvolumes.volume_name
not in (select volume_name from volumes) and
libvolumes.volume_name not in (select
We recently upgraded to a new database server, and took the old one out of
commission. They are different TSM nodenames. The old node had lots of
archives that i'd like the new node to have access to. Is there an easy
way to do this? Ideally i'd like to just transfer ownership so a 'q
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fred johanson
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Subject: Re: How to recover orphaned tapes.
Did you try
upd libv 3493lib01 k20005 stat=scr
Fred,
Thank for the
You could just leave the old node defined exactly the way it was. The
archives will last however long the definition states. When the new
node needs to access data from the old node you can do:
newnode# dsmc retrieve -virtualnode=oldnodename
To transfer the information I
Thanks guys - I had my suspicions.
Matthew
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Richard Sims
Sent: 26 September 2005 16:16
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] Sun Clusters?
On Sep 26, 2005, at 10:37 AM, Leigh Reed wrote:
Do you have a TSM DRM Plan? The devconfig backup is contained within it if you
have one.
David
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I am needing to restore 3 TSM databases (actually 4, but the primary
library manager is already done). I must not have run backup devconfig
for a while, because
Hi every one
We have the following config :
TSM server 5.2 over AIX 5.2 ml04
A client with TDP Informix 5.2.1
We receive an unknown XBSA error in the bar_actlog file when backing up
our Informix database.
Can you tell me if the versions compatibility is valid or give me your
help to work
Does anyone have a reliable method to measure diskpool fragmentation ? I
have a 1 tb diskpool that receives file and print server data and caches
it. I have been seeing some performance slow downs now and again and
would like to see if the diskpool fragmentation has anything to do with
it.
AIX
Is there an easy
way to do this?NO.
If you really want to do it anyway so you can get rid of the old node,
here is the hard way:
Rename the NEW node to TEMP.
Rename the OLD node to NEW.
EXPORT the archive data only for NEW to tape.
Rename NEW back to OLD.
Rename TEMP back to NEW.
IMPORT
Hi David,
As I had suspected, LTO3 volser is treated
DIFFERENTLY
than LTO1/LTO2! LTO3 ONLY uses 8 char volser on TSM,
LTO1/2 can use 6 or 8! How about that, sports fans?
I'm a little confused - I haven't been
following this thread, but I know in my recently installed LTO3-populated
3584's
The one I use here to monitor CPU usage in AIX is command called Topas
http://publibn.boulder.ibm.com/doc_link/en_US/a_doc_lib/aixbman/prftungd/2365c53.htm
Sung Y. Lee
ADSM: Dist Stor Manager ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU wrote on 09/27/2005
09:21:54 AM:
I suppose you could answer that question by
I also use topas, but our cpu's run at 60 to 70 % at Expire inventory
and DB backup. So even though it shows we have CPU left would 4 cpu's
divide it out and make these processes run in a more acceptable time.
From 6 or 8 hours for 90 items to say 2 or 3 hours. Nothing else is
running for 2
I suspect your problem is more of a disk porblem.
Whether actual disks you are using or the arrangement.
Expire inventory is faster the faster you get your disks
and also check q db f=d and see if cache Hit Pct is around 99%.
If it is lower, then increase the size of Buffer Pool to get
cache hit
I assume you are not running db backups concurrently with expires.
expires would be changing the database and the two processes would
be hampering each other, especially since expiration will spawn
reclamations.
peaks of 60 to 70%, while high, do not suggests you are maxed out
there.
have you
No we are not but the expire is starting to take so long it is starting
to overlap. We have 4 GB memory and are using 2 GB of it and starting to
page at about 40% we have a 2 GB paging pool
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I am not sure, but when you have topas running, hit c to toggle to
display each cpu usage and overall usage. Looking at the cpu usages here,
it appears work load is divided among cpus here. I do not know all the
details of how the system divide up the work load, but I would image there
is some
Is there a way to move a filespace to a new node.
We don't want to backup the data again.
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We added two new tape drives (AIX TSM 5.2) and when I try to do an update
to add them (or
an update on existing drives) I get the message:
ANR8444E Command: Library library name is currently unavailable.
Everything looks OK otherwise - any guesses as to what to do next?
Interesting. What firmware version is on your 3584?
Double check that version of Atape, you mean 9.3.5.0, right?
How do you change from the Control panel?
It is supposed to be only from the Tape Specialist that this can be
changed now.
(I have a suspicion that if you only have LTO3, this may
My experience with orphaned tapes suggests that they are mostly created
when a tape is not labeled properly. I simply check them out of the
library and treat them as new tapes and label them.
Also, this is a TSM condition, not a library ailment.
Andy Huebner
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From:
I have an onsite lto storage pool that receives about 1 TB of data a night. I
backup this storage pool daily to its copypool also lto. Is there a way to run
multiple backup stgpool processes simitaniously as to reduce the amount of time
for the backup?
Andrew,
You can use the maxpr=number option with the backup stgpool command.
i.e.: backup stgpool primarypool copypool maxpr=2 ---If you are backing up
a tape pool, this will use 4 tape drives...if its a disk pool, it will use
only 2 tape drives.
Sean English
Doh,
I knew that Thank you for not pointing out that I could have got
that with the help backup stgpool command
Guess that's what late nights will do to ya.
Thanks,
Andrew
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