Does anyone have an real world example of moving from a single storage
pool to collation by filespace?
TSM 5.5, AIX 5.3
I'm backing up a 200TB server (solaris) with 1TB of new/changed files
per day. There are about 30 volumes (filespaces) and I am thinking of
changing to collation to improve
Does anyone have a script that pulls total volume (bytes) bound to each
management class? Please post!
Thanks,
Bill Evans
Storage and Server Administration
206-667-4194
Does anyone have a select statement that gives daily volume per node,
per filesystem? I get daily totals per node, having problems getting
the filespace stats.
Something like:
NODEFILESYSTEMGB
Try -noprompt
Examples
Command line:
dsmc delete backup -noprompt c:\home\project\*
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Keith Arbogast
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To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: [ADSM-L] fastest
Exclude.dir C:\WINDOWS
No way to control what windows wants to put in their system directories.
We just reinstall windows from CD/DVD and then restore user data.
Thanks,
--Bill
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I think you need to 'define' the new sequence step:
DEFine CLIENTOpt option_set_name option_name option_value Force = No
Force = No Yes SEQnumber = number
so: define cliento exludeiis inclexcl exclude.dir 'c:\notsm' seq=8
(next higher number) should work ok
update is just for changing a
I have many management classes and copy groups that were set up long
ago. Is there a way to determine if there are any actual data bound to
these classes or groups?
Thanks,
Bill Evans
query actl begind=-1 se=objects expired
should get you the data in rough format, perhaps one of the sql guru's
has a select they can share.
Thanks,
--Bill
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Jones, Eric J
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We use TSM to backup our primary research data server. It's a SUN sparc
server with 150TB of data. 51M files, 2M directories, 1+TB / day rate
of change. It takes ~6-8 hours to run the backup on this. As you can
expect, most of the time is scanning the filesystems to find changes.
The
My 3584 library has the 2016 date in some logs, however, it is currently
showing the correct year/day/time. I'll post anything I find in the
logs (if I get the time to review).
Thanks,
Bill Evans
Research Computing Support
FRED HUTCHINSON CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
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Well,
as stated, there are many ways...
query occupancy (help q occ) will give you various ways to view
occupancy.
I use this script to view total occupancy...
Display Total Space Occupied:
select sum(num_files) as Files, -
sum(logical_mb) as Logical MB, -
sum(physical_mb) as Physical MB ,type
You have to do three FULL DB backups per day? Can't you just have
enough log space to let this run for three days (or does that not meet
the 3 DB backup requirement?)
Does anyone know why there is a requirement for 3 DB backups before the
logs are reset?
Thanks,
Bill Evans
Research Computing
TSM license is for the hardware platform. So, if you have 5 VMware
servers, you need 5 TSM licenses, no matter how many virtual servers you
have running. A 4 processor, quad core license is more expensive than a
2 processor, single core license, but, TSM/IBM does not care how many
servers are
I truly doubt that archiving drives, servers and tapes for 25 years each
time the technology updates will let you read the tapes because the
drive and server will probably not even boot up and run.
You will have to update the data every two LTO cycles or so. LTO will
read two generations back
maintain enough available free tapes in the
pool
to
provide a reasonable level of collocation.
W
On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 1:34 PM, Evans, Bill bev...@fhcrc.org wrote:
Is there a guide or rule of thumb for determining what collocation
will
do to library space? It is being considered
Is there a guide or rule of thumb for determining what collocation will
do to library space? It is being considered for improving restore
speeds.
I'm backing up 80TB in 30 volumes(filespaces) on a solaris server.
Currently there is no collocation set, all data goes to a long-term
management
We exported from a SUN E4800 to an IBM p570, both having 8 LTO3 drives
attached, while both were still fully functioning as fileservers and
backup servers. We moved around 2TB/24 hours, took several(5-6 maybe)
months to move 250+TB. We did not tune everything for absolute speed.
--Bill
From:
Hello,
TSM Server 5.5.0.3 running on AIX 5.3 ML6, clients are a mixed lot as
usual.
We are going to migrate this to a SUN Solaris Server, Solaris 5.10.
Primary client is solaris, ~80TB active data, ~300TB of inactive/archive
data.
Can anyone point me to a Redbook or the section in the Admin
I figured as much, export/import is not blazingly fast, so, 2020 is
probably a pretty good estimate.
Why? IBM charges about 3 times more in maintenance costs than SUN (at
similar performance points)
Thanks for the insights.
Bill
On 6 nov 2008, at 22:04, Evans, Bill wrote:
Hello,
TSM
what about just this: TSM select PCT_UTILIZED from DB
Bill Evans
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Remco Post
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On 26 aug
We just upgraded to TSM 5.5 server on AIX 3.5, is there a client for NT4
that will connect? An hour of searching on IBM and Google did not help.
Thank you,
Bill Evans
Research Computing Support
FRED HUTCHINSON CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
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Norman Bloch
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To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: Backing up NT4
did you try
ftp://service.boulder.ibm.com/storage/tivoli-storage-management/maintena
nce/client/v5r1/Windows/WinNT/v518/
?
Evans, Bill [EMAIL
I have scheduled a presentation in our offices (Seattle) on TSM 6.1
soon, but here is what the sales folk are saying:
As a matter of fact there are some significant changes 'scheduled' to be
incorporated with TSM 6.1. Let me know if you would like a more formal
and comprehensive look at some of
This process has been going on for several days, currently 24M files and
5.3TB of data exported.
However only 74,000 files and 27GB have been imported on the new server.
Anyone know why these numbers are so far apart?
Importing server
IBM p570 LPAR AIX O/S 5300-03
Storage Management Server for
Clarifying some information on request from one of our list members.
Export command run on old server:
EXPORT NODE wilma fsid=16 filed=all toserver=newserver merge=yes
In comparing Query OCCupancy for the node on the old server and the new
server, I found that the export is mostly complete, and
This Export finally completed, however, I can't figure why it was
waiting so long for a volume.
(Waiting for input volume(s): B00580L3,(58779 Seconds))
Any ideas on where to look?
Two libraries, 20 LTO3 drives, There was not much happening at the time,
backups had completed
already.
TSM Server
What about using sudo? The authorized users could have access only to the dsm
executables ( and they would run as user root ). Root can see all the files.
We do that here with either the gui or command line.
Bill Evans
Research Computing Support
FRED HUTCHINSON CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
I use the following:
EXPORT NODE node filedata=all merge=yes toserver=newserver
replacedefs=yes
DEL fi node * /to delete on the current server
REM NODE node /to remove the node
You will need to register the node on the other server
Works and all the history goes with the export, but, it is not
Days Since Last Access is only an indicator that the client has
connected to the server. It does not indicate if any backup data was
actually transferred.
-Bill
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Keith Arbogast
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Your select statement works great, but, just 'query occupancy' or 'q
occ' will also show number of files, size and where the copies are
stored for each node.
_Bill
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