The files previously backed-up stay pinned in *SM. "Forever" is a long
time though. How long they are maintained in *SM will depend on the
effective policy(ies) for each files (ie. review your versions data exists,
versions data deleted, and retain extra versions parameters). Up to two
backup v
Richard,
Thanks for the clarification. (This has been a detail slightly
obscure in my mind, and always just worked-around it)
While on the subject then: Does the scheduler on the client need to
be restarted each time the include/exclude list is modified? That's
another item not docu
I have the following script defined in TSM. All I have to do, is: run
q_n_scratch
(or just click on the script I want to run, from the Web GUI)
/* -*/
/* Script Name: Q_N_SCRATCH*/
/* Description: Display number of scratch */
/*
You didn't say what version of IE you were using, for what version of the
Web client.
However, I have no problems with IE 5.00.2919.6307 for TSM 3.7.3
Server, or the TSM 3.7.2 Clients of my (current) environment.
Serge Gaudet, CMI
Consultant
"Tracy T."
Note: TSM 3.7.3 Server and TSM 3.7.2 Clients in use across the enterprise.
Hi,
My administrators use IE 5.0, or Netscape 4.67, from Win 95/98 to access
the TSM server admin interface, and access each web clients. When starting
a session with the different clients, a dsm.jar file is transferred
Guys,
I had the Web admin access die on me. Sometime over the week-end, it
stopped serving http requests on port 1580. The only way to re-enable it
was to halt TSM and restart it. Has anyone else experienced this? Is
there a cleaner method to managed the Web Admin service?
I am currently run
Richard,
Right... I only needed to restart the TSM server in order to resume the
http service on port 1580. Backups ran all week-end as normal. Admin
events processed normally. The activity log does not seem to show any hint
as to how it could have been disabled. The only difference in the
en
ansson
Nomafa AB
How long a minute is depends on what side of the bathroom door your on
Serge Gaudet/EIG
cc:
Sent by: "ADSM: Dist Stor Subject: Web
admin service for
Or via this web site link
http://www.tivoli.com/support/storage_mgr/clients.html#linux
(shows availability for both the 3.7 and 4.1 level of TSM).
Regards,
Serge Gaudet, CMI
Consultant
"Barth, Terry (MBS)"
cc:
Hi,
It does the sending on each retries. To avoid it, it would have to first
copy the file in a reserved space, check if the file changed, and send it
only it has asserted itself it is OK to be sent. This could be a
worthwhile feature in *SM if it were not for the fact that you'd need to
have a
It's gotta be a tape stress test in progress. or a validation of the
reclamation process
I don't know anyone in their right mind who would want to do such a
thing...
...but then again, it could be just to satisfy a paranoid ex-arcserv like
client user!
Serge Gaudet, CMI
"Couldn't help t
restore to any date they (user) says. We
keep the tapes offsite and exercise our DR plan yearly. I will be
restoring
whole servers. Not a file here and there. I would think a full backup and
a year of incrementals could get a little ugly.
Matt
-Original Message-
From: Serge Gaudet/EI
this so strange? I need the data for many servers for a months
worth
of data. I have to be able to restore to any date they (user) says. We
keep the tapes offsite and exercise our DR plan yearly. I will be
restoring
whole servers. Not a file here and there. I would think a full backup a
an quickly become the most practical; for databases, you can
repeatedly add to an archive package (eg, 1st daily full, plus all
subsequent archive logs, of a given month), changing the package
description
as part of each month-end archive process.
Regards,
Don
-Original Message-
Fr
update the volume to access=readonly up front The volume won't be
used to write any new data, but it will allow you to attempt at reading the
data whenever a request for that data is made, until you get the move data
completed for all volumes affected.
Serge Gaudet, CMI
Consultant
Shekhar
You have to let ADSM know a tape is bad or destroyed, and eventually
delete the knowledge of existence of that tape completely in ADSM. it
is not enough to remove a tape from a library, and then audit the library.
When a library gets to full capacity, some of the local onsite data
I would use "passwordaccess generate", but have a separate stanza in the
dsm.sys file to control the parameters that pertain to your oracle specific
backup. You need to have a separate dsm.opt file (so
-optfile=dsmoracle.opt could be used) in which the servername will be
different than that of th
Remember that: If you have REUSEDELAY set to 7, you are preserving the
validity/usability of 7 DB backups volumes (assuming 1 generation a day).
The DB backup tracks where the files are. When a reclamation is done, the
data is not moved... it is copied. When you force a pending volume to
become
Check your activity log... (query actl)... usually when a session is
established, the IP address of the node is displayed in the activity log...
11/03/00 11:31:58 ANR0406I Session 958 started for node MIFS00
(NetWare)
(Tcp/Ip xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx(1080)).
11/03/00 11:31:59
PS. For the nodes that get administered by a single user, don't let *SM
create a new admin user when registering a new node to his group... (you do
so with the userid=none option). Just grant access priviledge to the
global user/admin to the new node separately after you have registered the
node
RECLAIM does not address the issue. It only prevents the TSM server from
moving the active copies around to help reduce the number of tapes the pool
uses following an inventory expiration process (and is an option of the
storage pool configuration should you want to change it More info: Do
an
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