Suggestion: go check your drive, see if it has a code on the front. My
guess is that it does. A drive being offline (as in 'q drive') is
separate from the path ('q path') being offline. They are related, but
independent.
Someone else probably has good technical explanation.
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ANR4740W Either the high level address, low level address, or both were
never entered for the specified node( H6540N1 ) and the session
initiation status is being changed.
I received this message, and I have seen the fields on the client update
screen. But the documentation and helps leave me
I hope it worked for you. In the past I have cached out the volume
where a problem was reported (both the one in the 'real slot' and the
one that TSM says should be in the slot). Sometimes I had to check out
several until there were no more 'unknown' tapes in the library. Then
check them all
The question is: does this mean that we have
to now keep the 10 latest tapes offsite for complete DRP?
From what I am seeing it says you are now defining the process to keep 10
tapes un-used. If you keep them off site, so much the better for disaster
preparedness.
You do not have to change
I don't know the specifics about Novell, but on AIX and Windows, we are
setting up N+1 backup services (N-nodes in a cluster, plus one for the
cluster itself). One client on each node for its local files, and one
client that works as a fail-over-service that follows the 'active'
cluster node.
) This will be restoring to a different Oracle server (putting
data back on a test Oracle Server
that was backed up from a production Oracle Server.
As always, Thanks for your assistance. ... Once I get this done, I will
post a summary.
Jack Coats
Ardent Health Care
Systems Engineer
7100 Commerce Way
No unusual new clients being added? Retaining more data?
Change of include/exclude files? ... Just grasping for straws...
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Subject: [ADSM-L] TSM Database Size Growing Since Upgrading to 5.2.4.5
On November 11th, we upgraded our 3 tsm instances from 5.2.1 to
5.2.4.5.
,
Then a full database backup. Now use THIS backup to restore from.
When I have done this, I basically did these steps, then used the TSM DRM
process scripts (from the planfile) as a go-by to ensure I didn't miss anything.
I hope that helps.
Jack Coats
Ardent Health Care
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is listening!
Jack Coats
Ardent Health Care
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Lee, Gary D.
Sent: Friday, January 20, 2006 12:17 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: [ADSM-L] Insufficient space in storage pool -- but not true
Tsm server
Just curious, and playing a little devils advocate, but does it buy
anything to mirror over raid5? Wouldn't it be more efficient (processor
on the san, and storage) just to put volumes out there and let TSM
manage them? You would want to have the mirrored volumes on separate
physical drives
There is also the 'chitchat' that the client and server do when discussing
whether an individual file has been backed up or is missing. That increases
the network transmissions significantly if you have a large number of files and
are not using local journaling.
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In my dsmerror.log I am getting messages:
01/06/06 08:27:42 Error -50 sending ht request
01/06/06 08:27:42 Error writing to http socket.
It is showing over and over again with the date/time stamp changing.
Server is AIX w/TSM 5.2.3.0
Client is AIX with 5.2 client
No
On Dec 29, 2005, at 4:37 AM, Dksh Cssc wrote:
Wondering why the volume status is filling when the pct utilization is
100%? ...
Yes it happens. Depends on what you specify when you specify tape
capacity.
I found that it would seldom go beyond 100% if you are using client
compression, but will
Where can I find the SAC codes for a IBM 3583? I have a library that
says SAC: 01 00
Jack Coats
Ardent Health Care
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In my experience, there is no good label to add to LTO tapes.
I started using either a white marker or paint pen when needing to add
information to the tapes.
If you MUST put an extra label on the tapes, I suggest some lablels I
have run across, they are VERY thin plastic/mylar with perminant
There may be technical issues, but from what I can tell it is a
religious issue for AIX vs Linux. Both are good solutions. Even a well
configured Windows solutions works, but it is not my preferred solution.
IMHO, a best fit solution for TSM is probably an AIX solution. But if
you have no AIX
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