Hi Efim and All who helped
Quick update on this : it appeared that some export policy rule (i.e."
-superuser sys" ) had not been properly set on our Netapp, thus refraining TSM
client to reach some files. Once this corrected, I was able to get successful
snapshot backups done.
@Efim : thanks
@Efim
the .snapshot (or ~snapshot) folders are NetApp construct recognized by the BA
Spectrum agent api:
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSEQVQ_8.1.2/client/r_opt_snapdiff.html
The BA Spectrum agent will copy all files listed in the NetApp snapshot image.
The log error simply report
SP client use NetApp API to detect file changes between 2(two) snapshots.
After that client have the list of changed files and backup it from mounted
volume.
I believe that it is unnecessary to copy the snapshot itself because it's
pointless.
Efim
> 20 сент. 2018 г., в 11:29, Tommaso Bollini н
Hi All,
I've been requested recently to provide a report showing, for each of the
clients defined on our TSM server, how much disk space was used on the storage
attached to TSM server. This report would then be used to define the storage
sizing requirements for a future TSM infrastructure. You
The BA Spectrum clients get the list of files to backup from the NetApp; you
can read it from the IBM page:
The second snapshot is called the diffsnapshot, or differences snapshot. The
client then incrementally backs up the files that are reported as changed, by
NetApp, to the IBM Spectrum
We are preparing to stop tsm services at one of our remote data centers.
One client was using HSM for windows.
I wish to retrieve all their archives to a stick and give them to them.
All were located on their e: drive.
I have given my workstation proxy rights to the hsm node.
File names are as
I think there isn't a way currently to get the real phisical occupancy in
directory pools.
You have to use the GENERATE | QUERY DEDUPSSTAT ad use the
last two colums in a Excel.
Cheers.
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