Hi Mark,
Thanks for your comments. I've decided to not go with subfile backups
because (from training late last year) I understood that a 1MB file
could be backed up over many volumes, thus being insanely slow to
restore.
The spike of 120GB isn't a huge problem. Currently, we're only have
about 2
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ads...@vm.marist.edu] On Behalf Of Nick
Laflamme
I'm surprised Mark didn't at least allude to the SKIPNTPERMISSIONS
option for Windows client.
Hehe. For a reason, to be sure. I have had several customers use that option,
and come to sorely regret it later.
On Jan 20, 2009, at 5:50 PM, Mark Stapleton wrote:
TSM treats files as whole entities. When you change permissions on a
file, TSM will back it up again.
I'm surprised Mark didn't at least allude to the SKIPNTPERMISSIONS
option for Windows client. It's a brutal way to address exactly this
situa
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ads...@vm.marist.edu] On Behalf Of Jason
Clarke
Last night, the client backed up 129GB, which is about 125GB more than
normal.
On any given day, during the holidays, theres about 2-3GB of changed
files.
However, I did change a permission on a directory/folde
Hi list,
Second post :-)
Win2k3 SP2 x64 Server.
Win2k3 SP2 32bit Client.
5.4.0 Server and Client.
We're a secondary school in the holidays.
Last night, the client backed up 129GB, which is about 125GB more than
normal.
On any given day, during the holidays, theres about 2-3GB of changed
files.
q occ
or if you HAVE TO have a select,
select node_name, stgpool_name, sum(num_files) from occupancy group by
node_name, stgpool_name
>>> "Lepre, James" 1/15/2009 5:33 PM >>>
Hello Everyone,
Is there a select statement that will tell me how many active and
inactive versions of files
Geoff,
To add to Wanda's point #6 regarding "recoverability in 10 years".
It is relatively simple (but time consuming) to transfer old data to
new media by simply creating a storage pool for that new media and
running a "move data" command. If you upgrade to a new TSM server, it
is also simple
Robert...Thanks for your reply!
The SP level for most of the clients are SP2.
Thanks
Tim
Clark, Robert A wrote:
You don't mention the SP level for the W2K3.
People working with outdated docs (here) installed 5.2.x.x level TSM
clients on W2K3. Ironically, the older clients (5.2.x.x) work OK d
1) TSM is designed to scale to very, very large configurations.
2) The amount of data we have to deal with is growing rapidly throughout the
industry. I have customers that are seeing data growth of more than 50% per
year; with the growth in non-text data (video & images) and the cost of
storage
Hi all,
I am trying to put together an email stating all the reasons TSM is the
way to go and to 'hopefully' dump our netbackup system. For those that
we know will be refusing to move for one reason or another I want to be
able to have answers for questions they might bring up or statements
the
John,
We use Verint Ultra here as well. It is a pain, but it can be managed
with TSM. You just have to use every tool available in TSM - journal
based backups, disk-based memory efficient option, etc.
Here is the dsm.opt file that we use, along with some sample
dsmsched.log outputs from non-jou
It will append if the prev. used tape is available for writing and not full
Kind regards/Met vriendelijke groet,
Karel
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Post´s answer basiclly said TSM supports Windows 2008 under the assumption the
agent is installed on every
virtual server. You might like the approach above but I would prefer a more
centralized way to do
backups of virtual servers, ex. like Vmware Consolidated Backup.
Since Post knows alot of
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