Hopefully a simple question:
I have a select script that finds the tapes I want to be processed by
MOV DRM, is there a way to pipe the results from the select back into
that command? Here's the select:
select volume_name,state from drmedia where (volume_name in (select
volume_name from volumes
On Wednesday, June 26, 2002, at 08:05 AM, Remeta, Mark wrote:
Actually you can reconstruct the aggregates during a move data. I forget
what version it started with but there is a command line option for move
data called Reconstruct=yes that will reconstruct the aggregates
during a
move
I've added a second 7337 library to our ADSM system (15 DLT robot with 2
drives). I've got the system seeing the library, and I have a new
devclass defined with the new library.
What I would like to do is have two of our stgpools (AFS_TAPE_POOL and
COPYPOOL) we have defined use this new library,
Are you using the new ext3 filesystem type? If so, you need to add some
config for a virtual filesystem for TSM to work. I don't remember the
details, but I read it on the list here in the last few months.
Steve Cochran
Dartmouth College
On Tuesday, February 26, 2002, at 05:44 PM, Eduardo
I'm not an expert with ADSM, but does ADSM have any of the advanced
features that this article talked about? Can it back up a file only once
for all the computers that have a copy of it? Or will it back up
Winword.exe 5000 times for my whole organization?
We're starting to look at what it will
We started using ADSM back when it was included in IBM's campus software package
(also long before this was in my hands, so no first hand knowledge). Does anyone
know if IBM still includes TSM in the campus software package, or even where to
find out what our current licencing status is? We don't
--- Neil Schofield wrote:
The problem we all have is that 3.7 is unsupported next week
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As someone who's still runnings ADSM 3.1 but with a new TSM AIX server on order
and no choice but to run a newer version, is the general feeling that 4.1 is
stable, or is 4.1 still buggy?
This is slightly off-topic, but thought I'd ask. I've read it's possible to
write a makesysb to a file, like on a NFS server.
My question is is it possible to restore from a makesysb if the makesysb is on a
NFS server? Can you boot from a CD, mount an NFS volume, and restore from the
makesysb
--- Mark Stapleton wrote:
I wouldn't bother with *any* kind of array. Save yourself the expense
and administrative overhead of an array. Just cache the disk pool and
spill it over into tape daily. Easy-peezy.
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But then you loose the quick restore from disk, and the client has
I was running some stats on node Occucapancy and filespace utilized, when
noticed that in a few cases, the amount of data backed up exceeded the sum of
all the filespace.
I was using the following commands:
select node_name, backup_mb from auditocc
select node_name,capacity,pct_util from
I'm specing out a new server, and I'm wondering about disk pools. How do you
recover from a disk failure on a disk pool? Do people use RAID on their disk
pools?
This server is for a new project to back up distributed clients all around
campus.
Steve Cochran
Dartmouth College
I'm still fairly new to ADSM, so bear with me here : )
I'm using ADSM 3.1 server
I want to create a macro which does a 'q volume', but only on the volumes in the
library currently (the ones listed with 'q libv').
Is there an easy way to do this?
Steve Cochran
Dartmouth College
--- You wrote:
Just a quick survery - how many people run TSM on machines using VGA
monitors?
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Clients or Servers?
I can answer for servers, and we use a console for every one.
Steve Cochran
Dartmouth College
--- Lori Simcox wrote:
Lori Simcox
TSM Client Development
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Ack, didn't see your signature : )
Forget my response.
Sorry if this is a simple question, but I'm somewhat new to *SM.
We're running ADSM 3.1 on AIX to back up our data center. All clients are in the
same domain and schedule, a generic one which does an incremental every night. I
have two machines which show Missed in the q ev * * for their
Someone pointed TKG's product out a few months ago to me, and I looked at their
site. If you read the FAQ carefully, you'll see that you will need one server
for every type of system you need to restore. So if want BMR capability for both
Solaris, AIX, and NT, then you'll need a Solaris, AIX, and
Has anyone tried to make bootable CDs with the adsm client on it to do bare
metal restores? Specifically I was wondering about Solaris, but it seems making
bootable CDs for solaris is a pain.
http://www.lka.ch/projects/solcdburn/solcdburn.html
Theoretically, a Linux for sparc CD (Think there
--- "Prather, Wanda" wrote:
I've also done 2.x to 3.x, 3.1.x to 3.7.x, and it's the first time I've run
into this. But nevertheless, it's true.
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I'm going to be doing a 3.1.x to 3.7.x upgrade soon, any big gotchas that you
remember?
Steve Cochran
Dartmouth College
I'm new to adsm, and I'm getting ready to set up a new server. We have received
a 96 tape robot library, and I need to order the server to drive it.
The server and library will be used for backing up unix workstations for staff
and faculty. I plan to use both backup and archiving on the server.
--- "David Longo" wrote:
1. How many clients will you be backing up?
2. How much data will be backed up daily?
3. How big will your Storage pools be?
4. What type/speed network do you have?
5. What library do you have?
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Sorry, my first post wasn't quite up to snuff.
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