Migration of TSM from zLinux to Intel Linux

Has anyone out there done this sort of migration by restoring the TSM database from the old server to the new server? I've never worked with zLinux before, but my understanding is that zLinux partitions use the same type of filespaces (EXT2, EXT3, ReiserFS, etc.) that stand-alone Linux does. T

Operational Reporting Extensions

All, Is there a repository for Operational Reporting extensions somewhere? I am looking specifically for extensions that would give me all the information in the canned "Node Activity Summary" and "Missed File Details" reports, but allow me to filter nodes (by Domain for instance), similar to the

Re: Open file support for Unix clients ?

On Apr 26, 2007, at 11:43 AM, Ronald Le Large wrote: I am annoyed by the many skipped log files during the daily incremental backups of the Unix clients. ... It's common practice to periodically cut off Unix log files, with a frequency dictated by practical sizing or useful intervals (weekly,

Re: Open file support for Unix clients ?

On Thursday 26 April 2007, Ronald Le Large wrote: > Hi, > > I am annoyed by the many skipped log files during the daily incremental > backups of the Unix clients. Unix has no problem backing up open files. Are you sure the setting on the copygroup is ok ? SERialization Specifies how the serv

Open file support for Unix clients ?

Hi, I am annoyed by the many skipped log files during the daily incremental backups of the Unix clients. I could offcourse bind all log files to a mgmt class with dynamic or shared dynamic serialization but before I do that I'd like to know if there is something like 'open file support' for U

Re: 10 Gbit ethernet [backups to remote data centers]

Anther methodology we employ for our Offsite Backup Copy Process is a 12Gige Fibre over IP (FCIP using a Cisco 9513 w/FCIP Blade) that spans approx 12miles. So far we are seeing 20 to 75MBS per Tape Device. Tape Devices are "Zoned" across the FCIP link for the primary DC TSM Server to write the Of

Re: 10 Gbit Ethernet

I assume this is a server to server connection? What is the distance and what sort of performance do you get? Orville Lantto Glasshouse Technologies, Inc. -Original Message- From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Keith Arbogast Sent: Thursday, April 26, 200

Re: 10 Gbit ethernet

"Can 10 Gbit Ethernet go 60 miles? How are you writing to the remote tape devices?" Orville L. Lantto Glasshouse Technologies, Inc. Orville, Our supercomputer people are using 10 Gbit connections between tape silos on the two data centers already. We intend to write to virtual volumes on 'the o

Re: AW: TSM only reads from COPY1 during DB backup

On Apr 26, 2007, at 4:02 AM, Salak Juraj wrote: Hello Richard! I understand your arguments are "either veracity or performance". I believe the point you possibly oversee is that if db reads were made from both sides of the mirror then db backup performance would (with high probabilty) signifi

Re: Active Object not found

Dinesh - You can search on gtUpdateGroupAttr in http://www.mail-archive.com/adsm-l@vm.marist.edu/ for past discussions on this. A fundamental problem here is that you're running a TSM client with no maintenance - a big no-no. Go to ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/ storage/tivoli-storage-m

TSM thinks I'm out of disk space when I'm not

I have lately been having trouble backing by db up to sequential file. I see messages like this: 25/04/2007 18:00:25 ANR8785E Out-of-space in file system for FILE volume E:\FILECLASS\77520420.DBB. even though the selected partition has plenty of space (currently 48GB, full DB backup is 9GB). I

Re: 10 Gbit ethernet [backups to remote data centers]

Keith, I can't speak about 10Gb, but we use fibre-extended 1Gb ethernets between our A & B data centers. TSM clients @ A backup over the 1Gb network to a TSM service @ B. Their backups are stored on disks and tapes @ B. Similarly TSM clients @ B backup to a TSM service @ A. Works well for us. -

AW: TSM only reads from COPY1 during DB backup

I don´t think one can generally state that. If it were generally true than raid-1 controllers would have generally to be configured to read from one disk only in order , to paraphrase your words, not to cancell all gains obtained with disk-embedded read-ahead algorhytmus I believe such tes

AW: TSM only reads from COPY1 during DB backup

Hello Richard! I understand your arguments are "either veracity or performance". I believe the point you possibly oversee is that if db reads were made from both sides of the mirror then db backup performance would (with high probabilty) significantly rise without harming database veracity. Ho