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:30 Performance Presentation
5:30 - 6:00 QA plus Roundtable Discussion of Attendees *SM Environments
Hope to see you there! Please email or call RSVP...
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All,
I am pleased to announce the Silicon Valley TSM User's Group meeting.
The meeting is scheduled for September 18th in San Jose. Please RSVP me
back so that I can plan on how large of a meeting room to reserve.
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or configured this module. But when I go into the
Wizard it shows that there is support enabled. And there is nothing in
the dsm.opt which has anything to do with Open File Support.
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of the
filesystem on '\\hostname\c$. The backup/archive operation will
continue without snapshot support.
I am not 100% sure what it is doing right now and am hoping that you can
shed some light on the situation.
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I guess your not understanding the questions. I never enabled open file
support, the TSM installation process did this on it's own without even
determining if I wanted open file support. But after the installation
of the code we did reboot.
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One thing you will be able to do once you are on W2K is to update the
TSM servers TCP/IP window size to 128. NT 4.0 could only handle a
window size of 63. This should increase backup/restore performance.
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I have not run into this database. Typically what most customers do
when the application doesn't support hot backups, which this one does
not, is to have TSM bring down the application with a prescheduled
command and then start it back up with a post-scheduled commands.
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I would assume Bob is referring to Legato NetWorker. Which by the way
is up on the auction block for the highest bidder. For less than a
billion you can buy the whole product line. Hopefully for Bob, the new
owners won't ax NetWorker - tongue in cheek.
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I have never done the remove/install procedure you are talking about.
Instead I typically just pop the new CD-ROM or launch the setup file if
I download it and perform an upgrade. All of your existing node and
data will remain the same and you should not lose anything.
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The easiest thing to do would be to kill and restart the TSM client
scheduler process.
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I believe a simple import should work for ya.
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Yes it does restart, but if you watch the backup-archive client, it will
restart from where it left off. They finally got that part to work
right.
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What specifically do you want to know?
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1) No it is not possible with SCSI based devices, but it is possible
with Fibre Channel attached devices.
2) Each instance of TSM maintains it's own disk pool, tape devices
(unless you are using the TSM library manager/client feature), and tape
volumes.
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You will need to setup different device classes for each device type.
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data under the same nodename instead of
creating a second virtual node.
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It really depends on the tape drive technology. DLT uses the TSM device
driver - which is what I assume your L700 is running.
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afford more for your software licensing.
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I have been using 5.1.5 on W2K and XP without any problems.
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Meng,
Unfortunately backupsets do not support archives. At least that is my
understanding as of the last time I looked into it. Not sure about API
support, but I would assume that it wont' become supported till after
archives in general are supported.
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'help define dbv' and 'help
delete dbv' to get details command usage.
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TSM as you know works well on the mainframe. VM was the original WDSF
platform. But with the I/O and processing power of UNIX systems
surpassing mainframes, moving off the mainframe TSM off the mainframe
isn't a bad idea especially since you are expanding your service.
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on the SAN either
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with this is
that you cannot restore individual files out of it.
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There is a known defect with 5.1.6. If you go through the web admin and
drill down to nodes, once you select a node it will crash the TSM
server. I know this is present on the AIX MVS servers.
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\dsm.opt /startnow:no /clusternode:yes
/group:(cluster_network_name)
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I have not seen this problem. What error message gets put in the
activity log when it rejects the tape?
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What exactly do you mean 'partial' backup? Do you mean the standard TSM
incremental backup? If so that would be in the copygroup mode
parameter. But of course from the GUI or the CLI, your users can still
request a full backup without changing this parameter on the server.
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Try something like 'select count(*) storage volumes where
wherestate=mountable' or something like that.
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Space reclamation is based upon a threshold. Just because the threshold
is reduced doesn't mean active sessions are cancelled. If you want to
cancel the session issue a cancel process command against the process
ID.
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I can only think of the 2 most obvious ones:
1) Verify that the device is not being accessed.
2) Match sure both devices are of the same size.
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No, there can be as many TSM server on one machine as you would like to
have without requiring a license.
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capabilities.
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Yes, absolutely. Have them run the dsm program and they will be able to
back and restore data on their own.
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You can use the resource option. 1 is the slowest and 10 is the
highest. This option doesn't necessarily mean the network utilization,
but it does mean overall performance.
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If you have AIX installed already, I would hands-down recommend TSM on
AIX.
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No, restoring a TSM server to a new platform isn't supported. The only
way to accomplish this would be to perform an import/export.
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All,
FYI, the TSM 5.1 Technical Guide Redbook is out:
http://publib-b.boulder.ibm.com/Redbooks.nsf/RedbookAbstracts/sg246554.h
tml?Open
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.wmf is the Windows Media File format
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It works! I have installed 3 or 4 of those Scalar 100s and TSM works
just fine on it.
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What the heck is that all about? Would somebody from the DB team (Mike
Karzmarski...) like to explain this one?
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We have sold a ton of the IBM UltraScalable Tape Library (3584). It is
a rock solid, reliable performer.
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Just try it yourself and see...
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I believe after a tape has been labeled there is no way for you to tell
TSM to keep the tape in the drive.
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I believe the TSM server manages all the tape mounts while using storage
agents.
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Many customers have installed TSM 5.1. I have been involved with one
install personally.
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I agree with Don, I prefer non-protected RAID-0 stripping for TSM disk
pools. That is unless it a unique type of data that is not re-creatable
such as backup logs.
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If you want to backup both the database as well as the file system data
then you will need both the TDP agent as well as 1 managed system for
LAN (or SAN).
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All you need is the MKSYSB tape and the latest TSM database backup, in
addition to the files you are already saving. No need to backup
everything else.
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You can upgrade directly to the .9 release.
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That might be a bit too much. You should at least take a look at the
statistics over time.
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The only process I have ever heard of is the one you do not want to do.
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Both Standard and Enterprise have been withdrawn. According to my
regional Tivoli BP rep, they have completely abandoned this new
licensing scheme and moved back to the points based licensing.
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I still think that all you need to do is to start and stop the
scheduler. Just for kicks and grins you could also stop and start the
client acceptor service.
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Query event will show you if a scheduled session has started or not.
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Yes, simple do a checkout libvol at the end of your script.
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Try something like
select * from backups where nodename='NODENAME'
You can also narrow it down to active backups.
Another idea would be to login as that node from another node 'dsm
-nodename=NODENAME' and browse through the backup list.
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Typically the API is needed for advanced functions such as FS SnapShots
or image backups.
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Take a look at the list archives for many detailed discussions on this
topic.
For a late Friday email, the largest TSM DB I have worked with is 120GB.
After about 80GB you may start to see performance problems. I would
recommend 5-7 TSM servers for your implementation.
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Yes, during the installation, select only the API component.
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I have never seen this rule of thumb for sizing a TSM servers CPU.
Where did you find this rule of thumb?
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This would definitely be true. If you look at today's processor
technology: 3 UltraSPARC chips = 1 POWER4 chip. A 32-way p690 (Regatta)
is more powerful than a 106-way E15K.
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Andy,
What could a customer do for DR of a client which lost it's encryption
key and needed to restore data from the TSM backup (encrypted).
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I agree that volume stealing as being discussed here is not a bug but
the actual way the 3494 was designed.
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IBM/Tivoli has told me that TSM 5.1 will be merely announced on 4/9/02,
not necessarily released
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I typically run a 'backup stg diskpool offsitepool' first and then a
migration to the onsitepool. From my experience this has enabled a
faster of data to the offsitepool and freed up other tape drives since I
am not backing up tape to tape.
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How are those guys up there doing with their TSM solution? If anything
comes up they can't figure out I may be able to stop by on my way to
work one day.
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You are correct, TSM does not use the archive bit to determine what gets
backed up.
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Sure, there shouldn't be a reason why one couldn't do mutual takeover.
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There was a code change and a subsequent APAR taken. I do not know
offhand the APAR number. In version 5.1 of the TSM clients there will
be documented and reliable return codes that will indicated a completely
successful backup or a partially successful backup.
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I knew I forgot something - Gigabit Ethernet.
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To provide you a direct answer to your question:
I have found good experience with the IBM 3995 Optical Jukebox. I
believe the shelf life on optical media is 100 years.
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without any competing resource
constraints. FYI AIT-2 run at 6 MBps native and the cartridges are 50
GB each.
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I do not believe that is the case...
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Henk
Not really. You could generate a snapshot of the node's active files
and send the snapshot offsite though.
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The reason they didn't develop this for AIX first is because TSM is
developed for the broadest user community first. Everybody knows EMC
and Solaris is practically inseparable.
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No
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Seay, Paul
Sent: Tuesday, February 26
. Morgan Securities Inc.,
served as financial advisor to Legato. Goldman Sachs Co. served as
financial advisor to OTG.
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Unfortunately not, Microsoft doesn't support this functionality in their
product.
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In a way yes, there shouldn't be any files backed up that were excluded
in the first place.
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I thought the:
IBM 6227 was the Emulex 7000
and the
IBM 6228 was the Emulex 8000
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Many times! What is the problem?
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Coats
When you define the library to TSM, add a c to the devclass
definition, that will enable compression on the tape drive. Run 'help
def devc' for more info.
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Cell
What version of TSM are you running?
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JBOD = Just a Bunch of Disks
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Pétur
Yes, some of the TSM functions require root privilege.
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That is not at all off topic. Anything related to TSM can and should be
discussed here.
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor
From my experience working in the banking environment, the backup and
recovery group should have root or root capable privileges. This can be
accomplished with something like sudo.
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One way to do this would be to add the one sole drive to a new device
class and storage pool and having that client's data associated with
that storage pool.
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Cell
Technically if your tape drives are direct connected to a NetApp filer,
then they would not be IN a SAN.
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The reason they started on the Windows platform is because today
everything is available on Windows TSM servers 1st with UNIX being
developed on 2nd (sad as it may be).
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In the backup db command, use the volumenames= parameter.
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TSM support NDMP at this time.
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Gates
What type of library is it? What Fibre Channel components are you
using?
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I have installed 20 or so of these libraries. They are absolutely the
best tape library in the industry.
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Depending on what version of TSM you are running, you can dynamically
increase the size of your bufpoolsize. The command is 'setopt
bufpoolsize value'
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What TDP application are you using?
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Actually, they were bought by Veritas Software.
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