This isn't a solution to your problem but remember that the system state backup
using ntbackup will let you restore the systemstate when the machine name
doesn't match. Just in case you can't find a solution for the machine name
with BartPE.
Schaub, Steve [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm doing
For years I've been asked by my customers if they could have many versions for
files in their primary pools while limiting the versions in their copy pools to
1 for disaster recovery.
In reading up on the new TSM V5.4 feature Active-Only Storage Pools it
looks like this is now a reality.
I am aware of the issues with collocating offsite storage pools. I have a few
customers that choose to spend the money and do it that way.
If it was a server disaster then they would have the multiple versions of the
file in the primary pool.
A few of my customers have a hybrid
Is there a reason you don't try the GUI?
Gill, Geoffrey L. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Someone wrote a perl process
that marks files to be archived and
archives them one at a time. Very inefficient when there are literally
hundreds of thousands of files that need to be done. Now I'd have chose
a
The only services that you need to add cluster resources for are the ones that
are set to automatic. So if you are using the Client Acceptor to Start the TSM
Scheduler then the only TSM cluster resource you need is the Client Acceptor.
If you are not then you need the TSM Scheduler and the
The purpose of the Recovery Storage Group was to allow for this restore to
happen without overwritting the production data. It sounds like your afraid to
use the Recovery Storage group as it was meant to be used.
I've done it many times for my customers. Make sure you read the MS doc on
We have customers that use the 3 layer pool. We set a maxsize on both the disk
pool and file pool. I have one we just implmented where we have a 500 GB disk
pool with a maxsize of 50, then we have a FILEPOOL1 with max size of 1 GB.
When our large Exchange database backups kick off they skip
this or if they
will just keep the password phrase used somewhere and just use that if
need be.
TSM_User wrote:
To your question you only need the value you typed to generate the
key the first time. You will be prompted to type it again and it
will then encrypt the key again
To your question you only need the value you typed to generate the key the
first time. You will be prompted to type it again and it will then encrypt the
key again and store it in the registry.
Entries in the registry can be exported and then imported on another server.
Exporting the keys
Roger,
I believe the encryption key for the regular BA Client is not kept seperate
on the TSM server. Only the Tivoli Data Protection (TDP) software, which
supports transparent encryption, store the key on the TSM server instead of in
the local registry. Also for them you are never prompted
Are you trying to label and LTO1 tape. A TS3310 only supports LTO3 drives.
LTO3 drives can not write to LTO1 media. Or, even if the tapes are LTO3 do
they have LTO1 labels on them. TSM will see the L1 on the tape label and
being that the LTO3 drives can't write to an L1 tape you can get the
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While the recovery console could be used you can also choose to copy the files
out, perform the restore and then copy
While the recovery console could be used you can also choose to copy the files
out, perform the restore and then copy the files back before you reboot. You
only need to use the RC if you forget to copy the files back before you reboot.
I've posted the use of the in-place upgrade many times to
Recovery of Windows to dissimilar hardware is possible. Here are some keys.
1) There is a process called an In-Place upgrade. This is a process that is
run by booting to windows installation media after a server has been recovered.
Then you go through the optoins as if to install Windows.
On one of the instance you will delete the library and then create a new
shared library. When you run the audit library command on a library client
it updates the library manager updates it's volhist to show that the volumes in
its library are remote and not belong to the other instnace.
I have a customer that requires all data to be encrypted. We started with the
file servers and that was easy enough. I just made sure to add the
encryptiontype and include.encrpyt entries to the dsm.opt file. I then backed
up a file and was promted for the key. We typed the key and everything
Sorry, but Encryptkey is not what I'm looking for.
Encryptkey has two settings SAVE (the default) and PROMPT. This value is
not used to suply transparrent enctryption. It is simply used to tell the TSM
client software whether to store the encrypted password in the registry. Even
with
There is no need to install win2K first. Simply use an application like nLite
http://www.nliteos.com/ to create a windows installation CD that will install
Windows 2003 into C:\winnt\. Creating the CD from your existing Windows 2003
CD is much faster than installing two OS's at the time of
The default setting for ENCryptkey is Save which in Windows will store the
encryption key in the registry.
Lets say I have a file server where C:\ is the OS and D:\ is all my file
data. I then use include.encrypt D:\...\* so that only the data on D:\ is
encrypted.
Then I perform a
backup with LANFREECOMMMETHOD
of SharedMem the backup was FASTER , did you do the same with the DB2 or still
LANFREECOMMMETHOD of TCPIP
Regards
Robert Ouzen
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Guys,
We had a TSM server and TSM Storage Agent combination of V5.1.1.0. The TSM
client on the AIX server is at V5.1.7.0. This AIX server is running DB2. We
have a Windows 2003 TSM server and a 3494 tape library with two Fibre attached
3590 drives.
Anyway the OS backup on this server
. Or, something else changed around the time of the upgrade
to break the usage of TCP/IP for the LANFREE backup.
I'd still be interested to know if anyone else has seen this behavior.
TSM_User [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guys,
We had a TSM server and TSM Storage Agent combination of V5.1.1.0. The TSM
The problem is that when you nodes defined to a domain just moving a new domain
from another profile into place can not be done. On the managed server you
can create a new domain (temporarily). Then at the domain level you can issue
the move nodes to another domain and select the temp domain.
Don't forget if that is the desire that the web gui runs under the local system
account (in windows land) and it may have the ability to restore another users
file to a different location. So you may not want to use the TSM web client
feature on that particular server.
Henrik Wahlstedt [EMAIL
Steve, use this link
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/sysmgmt/products/support/IBMTivoliStorageManager.html
and in the search box type LVSA and hit search. This search produced many
documents that explain how LVSA works which may be of interest. In addition
problems that have been encountered
Are you sure a propely congirued TSM serve with 4 instances and 6 GB of RAM
will actually have room for a 5th. IMHO you shouldn't run more that two. There
are a few TSM tech docs that explain the way memory is used based on the those
if you properly configure your buffpool you will end up
If you set Backup Delete Allowed on the node on the TSM server you should
then be able to use the TSM Client GUI to navigate all the backups and
selectivly delete what you want. Look under the tools menu.
K
Stefan Holzwarth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
more and more I like the
Many windows 2003 servers now days can scan one to two million files per hour.
We don't use journaling until we get over five million files. I've seen the
deeper the directory structure the longer it takes to scan Basically if all one
million files are at the root of a drive it will scan much
RETO is only used when you are down to one version. So if the file is deleted
but you have 3 versions of the file prior to it being deleted then you will
still keep those 3 versions based on the RETE value of 365. The RETO will only
be used when 2 of the 3 versions have been expired in TSM and
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Karel,
How do you deal with the fact that the mount point name changes when the
cluster groups moves
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Subject: Re: Clustered Mount points don't show up as clustered in TSM
It looks like this option is used to allow the local disks to show up as well
when you have CLUSTERNODE YES
I have a cluster that has two separate two node file clusters. These clusters
have both clustered disk and clustered mount points. These started out as
normal Microsoft Windows 2003 file clusters but then the added Veritas Volume
Manager to the mix.
With Veritas Volume Manager instead of
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Subject: Clustered Mount points don't show up as clustered in TSM
I have a cluster that has two separate two node file clusters. These
clusters have both
Many people are using VTL's (Virtual Tape Libraries). IBM has the TS7510 and
EMC has the CDL. There are also many people using large disk subsystems like
the IBM DS4300 or DS6800 or the EMC Clarion or Symmetric. Then on this disk
subsystems they use TSM's file device class.
In the end
Yes two libraries can be connected and configred to a single TSM instance at a
time.
Typicall you configure both and setup all your disk storage pools and mgmt
classes to use the new library. Then over time you run move data commands to
get the data from the old library to the new
We don't used all-local at all in ours. Insteady we just put DOMAIN C: or
DOMAIN C: D: depending on how many local (non cluster) disks you have. The
only time we've ever had the local backup incorrectly backup the cluster disks
was when we forgot and left ALL-LOCAL in the dsm.opt for the local
Did you put CLUSTERNODE YES in that options file. I have V5.3.0.3 running on
many cluster servers without any issue. I too create a shortcut launching
dsm.exe with the -optfile= using the cluster dsm.opt file.
If you have CLUSTERNODE YES and DOMAIN CLUSTER_DRIVE_LETTER then you should
be
When you do not want to invoke the NQR simply put testflag disablenqr in your
dsm.opt file.
It would be nice if in a future release of the TSM client code this could be
a simple check box.
Anyway, quite often in the windows world I have to set that when I am trying
to restore a
I search of the file system will not start a recall. At one time some
anti-virus programs could cause recalls but that has long since been fixed.
Still, if you have a rare 3rd part AV provider you'd want to test.
With mos HSM you only ever have a single copy of the HSM file. So when a new
in size. TSM HSM for
UNIX / Linux schedules
periodic reconciliation processes to remove objects from the TSM server
when they no longer
map to files in HSM client file systems.
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The EMC CDL is running FalconStor software through some kind of license
agreement between EMC and FalconStor. I really don't know all the specifics of
this agreement. FlaconStor has proven to be one of the best if not the best
VTL software. Both IBM and STK resold their disk with FalconStor
Much of the documentation out there will tell you that the benefit of the VTL
is the speed. It is true the VTL is very fast. Some of that same documentation
talks about not turning on the virtual compression because it will slow the
speed. I've seen in cut the speed in half.
But...
I've
I saw the posts telling you to exclude it. It is funny that I've seen the
ntuser.dat file get backed up with TSM open file support. The OS has an
exclusive lock on it. I think it is odd that open file support can't back up
the file you listed.
Could you try using the baclient to backup
I've run into this but in my case it was always when something TSM wise was
running. Every time when I started task managaer it would show me what that
was. If task manager shows nothing there is an application you can download
from sysinternals that will show you what has it locked.
You download the copy from the web or ftp site. Then you rename it and burn
that to the CD. Basically don't extract it.
Tim Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thhe TSM ASR setup requires the TSM client be available
on a TSM client CD in packaged-for-the-web (self extracting single
file) format
The latest VTS from IBM does not run TSM under the covers. I'm not sure if you
are thinking about VTS (Virtual Tape System) or something else like a Document
Management system.
Gee, Norman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would not consider using IBM VTS as a possible solution. The VTS
This product is not running TSM under the covers.
Kyle
TSM_User [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The latest VTS from IBM does not run TSM under the covers. I'm not sure if
you are thinking about VTS (Virtual Tape System) or something else like a
Document Management system.
Gee, Norman
://www-306.ibm.
com/software/sysmgmt/products/support/IBMTivoliStorageManager.html
The only dumb question is the one that goes unasked.
The command line is your friend.
Good enough is the enemy of excellence.
TSM_User
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2005-11-15 16:16
Please
/software/sysmgmt/products/support/IBMTivoliStorageManager.html
The only dumb question is the one that goes unasked.
The command line is your friend.
Good enough is the enemy of excellence.
TSM_User
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2005-11-15 16:16
Please respond to
ADSM: Dist Stor Manager
:
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/sysmgmt/products/support/IBMTivoliStorageManager.html
The only dumb question is the one that goes unasked.
The command line is your friend.
Good enough is the enemy of excellence.
TSM_User
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2005-11-15 16:16
Please respond to
ADSM
The latest ISC is 6.0.1 which I don't see there. I got it through the IBM
download center.
Timothy Hughes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Zoltan...Thanks!
Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU wrote:
The same place as the rest of the TSM patches/releases/etc, but in the
admincenter directory:
Andy are you sure? I don't remember seeing UNC paths that have been added to a
dsm.opt show up in the GUI ever. I'm wondering if the F: drive shows up in
Wanda's case because it is mapped and all mapped drives show up under Network
in the GUI. I just mapped a drive without ever putting
The x64 code is at
ftp://service.boulder.ibm.com/storage/tivoli-storage-management/maintenance/client/v5r3/Windows/x64/.
The IA64 is for Itanium only. If you are sure that you ran the install from a
client downloaded from the above then I'd open a call with support.
Tim Brown [EMAIL
I know that per APAR IC28825 if you try running select * from events you will
only get the events for today.
That APAR lists a work around where running select count(*) from events where
scheduled_start between '2005-10-01 18:00:00' and '2005-10-15 06:00:00' will
actually give you the
Note that the table is also key'd by node_name so if you pass
node_name='NODE_NAME' then you will get the information back much more quickly.
If you want it for every node then be prepared for that select to run a very
long time. Also in adition to the backups table you might also want to look
I'm pretty sure that the Web GUI does not prefill its list of what you can
backup based on the options file. It instead prefills it with a list of local
drives. The restore unlike the backup windows prefills its list based on what
filespaces have been backed up on the TSM server.
I think
You could write a script that runs as part of a preschedule command which gets
a list local drives and then compares that to the list of drives that is in the
command file. It could then send you an e-mail if any are missing.
We have to do this for our cluster servers. Because there currently
The local administrator on one server has no rights on another server. You must
use a domain account that has the following rights on both servers. Both the
Backup Operators and Administrators local groups have these rights.
Backup Files and Directories
Restore Files and Directories
Manage
If you haven't tested a CIFS backup I suggested you do that first. It works of
course but is much slower. We compared CIFS backups through a windows server
of 1 million files to a backup of 1 million files on the Windows server itself
and it took 10 times as long to scan through the
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Sent: Saturday, 03 September, 2005 00:52
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Subject: Re: Unsuccessful BMR for win2k3 : OS not registered message ...
If ASR doesn't work you can try the In-Place
If ASR doesn't work you can try the In-Place ugprade using option R after
you press F8 to agree to the license agreement. We've had discussions about
In-Place upgrade on this list before. You can search those or MS's
knowledgebase.
Basically, you take a Windows 2003 server installation CD and
As Mark said those versions of TSM won't even allow a systemstate backup. If
you aren't already I'd start using NT Backup to backup the systemstate, or get
upgraded.
I'd like to point out that you don't use TSM to restore a single OU. Few
backup products support a recovery directly into AD
Run a backup of C:\documents and settings\. Under this folder in subfolders
you will see *.dat and *.dat.log files. These can not be backed up unless you
have OFS running. This will help you verify that OFS is working correctly
Thomas Rupp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:According to
IBM Tivoli
TSM has been able to connect to an STK library running ACSLS since V5.1. New
in V5.3 is the ability to share the library between two or more TSM instances
within TSM. Prior to V5.3 you had to purchase EDT to share drives in an STK
library controlled by ACSLS.
I haven't seen anything posted
Recently a customer of mine pointed out the fact that you could use the TDP for
SQL to restore to a point in time which means replaying part but not all of a
log. I actually didn't know you could do this. For all of the DR tests I've
been involved with we've wanted to get all the data in the
Mike,
Seeing Leigh's post made me remember our IIS\Win2K restores from a few years
back. I'm 99.9% sure that we ran into problems with dll's as well before we
got out doc corrected ensureing to uncheck IIS during the install. With
Windows 2003 IIS isn't checked by default so you don' thave
This list is the 3rd party software that the CSA agent for Unity supports.
REF:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps2237/prod_release_note09186a0080424e37.html
Supported Optional Software
Only the following optional software has been qualified for use on a Cisco
Unity server
I just read that tech note and it says that you should call Microsoft to
recreate the checkpoint file. You can also use these steps.
Appendix B
How to correctly reset the TSM password for the node that is used to backup the
cluster resources. Note: these steps must be followed or else the
Is anyone backup up Windows x64 with TSM yet? I looked at the latest readmes
and I didn't see any mention specifically of x64.
For more information on what x64 is see:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserversystem/64bit/bulletin.mspx
Basically it is a version of windows that will run both 32
Could I trouble you to send it again.
I searched http://search.adsm.org/ before I sent out the question. I just went
back and I searched for 64, then win 64, then 12 July 2005 and finally Andy
Raibeck. I didn't see anything from you in July of 2005 so maybe it hasn't been
index'd yet.
the Enterprise Datacentre editions of 2003.
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/tivoli/products/storage-mgr/platforms.ht
ml
However, IBM's web site has been know to be inaccurate before ;)
IB
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Egon Blouder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
one major problem I have/see in using 1) is the lack of restore of partition
information. That has to be done manually. IMHO that should be a few lines of
code that must Tivoli add to TSM.
Regards,
..--
TSM_User wrote:
Opps, below I said you can get
1) You can use TSM to run an online image backup. Then TSM and WinPE to create
an offline image restore.
2) You can use ASR.
3) You can simply use the Install OS, Install Client, Restore system state,
then restore OS drive.
You can get ASR to work with dissimilar hardware but you can run
Does anyone from Tivoli have any new information on when OFS for Win2K3 might
be coming out. I'm not looking for promises just guesses. I've been asked by a
number of my customers lately if it will be this year or not.
Kyle
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Do You Yahoo!?
Opps, below I said you can get disimilar hardware to work with ASR. I meant
you can't.
Sorry.
TSM_User [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1) You can use TSM to run an online image backup. Then TSM and WinPE to create
an offline image restore.
2) You can use ASR.
3) You can simply use the Install OS
\...\ means all directories and sub directories so when there are two folders
\one\two\ you only need a single \...\ you don't need two of them as in your
example.
Shannon Bach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is an extra directory in there you're not coveringtry this,
c$\Documents and
Looks like when you want to actually search for an _ or % you have to tell SQL
what character you want to use as an escape. I couldn't find anything that
said what the default escape character is so maybe this is the only way to do
it.
Anyway here is what works
select node_name from nodes
in the
backups on their large file servers after running a Defrag of the MFT with disk
Keeper.
TSM_User [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I replied to the list about using windows mount points. A reply was sent back
about it being the opposit of what they wanted. Well I had this thought.
If you have an imaging
I replied to the list about using windows mount points. A reply was sent back
about it being the opposit of what they wanted. Well I had this thought.
If you have an imaging system (or any other application) that can only use one
drive letter why not use mount points for that drive. Have a
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Subject: 15,000,000 + files on one directory backup
I replied to the list about using windows mount points. A
reply was sent
back about it being
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I replied to the list about using windows mount points. A
reply was sent
back about it being the opposit of what they wanted. Well I had
Actually with both Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 you can create what is like a
mount point in Unix land. Search MS's site for junction point OR mount
point.
Bill Boyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a single drive letter, G:, so I can't separate it into multiple nodes
or even schedules.
I've tested all the options. I really like the on-line image backup and the
off-line image restore with WinPE. Note if you se a Windows 2003 built WinPE
cd you must be at TSM client V5.3.0.5 or later.
K.
David Browne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bare Metal Restore for Windows 2003
We are trying
Wanda,
Persistent binding is very easy to setup in a Windows environment. We could all
argue at great length on whether it should be handled by MS better but nearly
all HBA manufacturers have a mechanism to setup persistent binding.
Specifically we use Emulex cards and there is a utility that
If you copied the exclude from your dsm.inclexcl then I don't see a problem.
But if you typed it is there a chance that you have a space after the second
slash and before the first period (i.e Exclude /tmp/ .../*)
Rick Harderwijk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I've got a problem with a 5.2.x
Seeing this post prompted me to run a test. It appears that Windows 2003
cluster ensures the replication of the changed password happens right away, not
when the group fails over.
Details:
I have 3 test clusters a Windows 2000 cluster a Windows 2003 cluster and a
Windows 2003 Itanium cluster.
Isn't the WIndows firewall thats in XP installed on Win2K3 with SP1. I check
the control panel for the firwall settings. You may need to enable the ports
that TSM uses or setup the client port option.
Consiglio, Tony [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hello,
Has anyone seen an issue with Windows 2003
I have quite a few customers that are running VMWare and so far all of them
have decided to just backup from within the virtual machine for the following
reasons:
1) Being that TSM is licensed per physical CPU there is no cost savings in
using a single client license running on the ESX server
to us.
Loading ESX restoring vm's is easier for us to manage at the hotsite than
multiple physicals.
Now if I could only get it to work consistantly.
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Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2005 10:05 AM
I don't have any valuable information to add to this thread but I thought I'd
note that their is a Technical Exchange planned for May 31st on the TDP for
domino in a Unix environment. Also I realize that this server is a Windows
server but maybe some of this information is the same regardless
Sorry in the last e-mail I meant you can alter this.
TSM_User [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:The VTL's that I have seen set the defaults
to the size estimed to the drive as you suggest but all the ones I've seen you
can later this. For intance on our EMC CDL's emulating LTO 2 tape drives we set
First let me say I really agree with Andrew.
That being said, I believe robocopy 2003 has the ability to copy data based
on last modified and last accessed dates. You can do either or both I believe.
In order to accomplish what this customer wants you could first copy the stuff
out using
This made me think as well you could use the robocopy command to run in
preview mode to a log file I believe with the copy feature of last access or
modify. This might give you a list of what data would not get backed up and
thus give the customer something to go on.
(I must really seem like
First the version of RoboCopy that is part of the Windows 2003 resource kit
now supports paths longer that 256 characters.
Second, TSM does support the backup and restoration of files in paths longer
that 256 characters.
What errors are you getting?
Kyle
Rees, Chris (Corp) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Did you use the command line to run a q archive? There is a known problem
where the data is archived and can be seen by the command line but not but the
GUI. We just had this problem. We were given a few explanations for how this
could happen and none seemed to fit. Still there were two
If you use Microsofts RoboCopy utility you can copy data without modifying
any of the attributes. The latest version that comes with the Windows 2003
resource kit lets you do all kinds of cool stuff including retaining ownership
on the files. It is also an incremental only copy utility so you
If you are asking if you can use DiskExtender from a Windows client to a TSM
server that is running on AIX then the answer is yes. The platform the TSM
server is running does not matter.
If you are asking if you can use the TSM native HSM function that also does not
matter what OS the TSM
The TSM device driver should not be used to control IBM libraries since V5.2.
If it was an STK library then you would use it but for IBM library you use the
medium changer driver that comes with the LTO device drivers.
Pawel Jobkiewicz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi!
I have server 2003 SP1 with
We lost 2 drives in the same array on a CX600 and they wouldn't rebuild. Our
problem did not cause a loss of data. EMC had to bring down the whole thing
and when it came back up the rebuild kicked off and everything was OK. We were
told that if we had a more recent version of microcode then
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