OK, RFE coming up...
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Simon
Sent: Friday, November 22, 2013 12:17 PM
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Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] TSM/VE backup options
Hi Wanda,
No, it's not cumulative. Only the
nt: Friday, November 22, 2013 9:24 AM
>To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
>Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] TSM/VE backup options
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>I have the same problem with VMFOLDER as I have with VM. It is not
>ANDed with the VMHOST parameter.
>
>David
>
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Ehresman,David E.
Sent: Friday, November 22, 2013 9:24 AM
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Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] TSM/VE backup options
I have the same problem with VMFOLDER as I have with VM. It is not ANDed with
the VMHOST parameter.
David
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] TSM/VE backup options
David,
My best practice is to use the VMFOLDER option and drop the VM's you want
to backup in that VM folder.
But I agree there should be better options to build your VM list..
2013/11/22 Erwann Simon
> Another idea would be to allow wildcards
David,
My best practice is to use the VMFOLDER option and drop the VM's you want
to backup in that VM folder.
But I agree there should be better options to build your VM list..
2013/11/22 Erwann Simon
> Another idea would be to allow wildcards for the vmname parameter of the
> backup vm comm
Another idea would be to allow wildcards for the vmname parameter of the backup
vm command (object field in a schedule). But it's not allowed, sadly.
"Ehresman,David E." a écrit :
>I am trying to set up a schedule that backs up all the VMs on a HOST
>whose vmname ends in -NR. So here is what
Hi David,
I don't think there's a simple way to do what you want since domain.vmfull does
not allow to specify cumulative conditions. I've also tried to find up a
solution for one of my customer without success (except building a vmlist with
an OS script).
Maybe is it time for an RFE (include.
I am trying to set up a schedule that backs up all the VMs on a HOST whose
vmname ends in -NR. So here is what I have:
Action: Backup
Subaction: VM
Options: -vmfulltype=vstor -vmbackuptype=fullvm
-asnodename=MITC-NR -domain.vmfull="VMHOST=v-
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Subject: EMC CELERRA backup options - need feedback
I am looking for information/guidance/suggestions/sanity-checks on my
current project involving backing up an EMC CELERRA NAS.
Originally, I was told to approach this a
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Subject: EMC CELERRA backup options - need feedback
I am looking for information/guidance/suggestions/sanity-checks on my
current project involving backing up an EMC CELERRA NAS.
Originally, I was told to approach this as an NDMP backup. The more we
look
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I am looking for information/guidance/suggestions/sanity-checks on my
current project
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I am looking for information/guidance/suggestions/sanity-checks on my
current project involving backing up an EMC CELERRA NAS.
Originally, I was told to approach this as an NDMP backup. The more we
look at the drawbacks/limitation of TSM NDMP backups vs what we need to be
able to do with the back
David,
I run a GigE NIC in my TSM 2-way 6H1 with all SCSI-connected storage.
GigE works very well because most of the sending nodes are on 100 Mbs with
a few larger servers on GigE. That prevents the recipient - the TSM
server - from being the bottleneck.
The CPU load scales up with the data th
>>Do you also need to enable library sharing?
Yes we had to tell TSM licensing that library sharing was in use when
we started Lan Free. But the cost of that is covered in either the EE
license or the TSM for SAN license.
David
>Another option is to bump-up your ethernet... are you already running
a
>gigabit ethernet? We've actually bumped up the TSM server and the
large
>unix clients to Gigabit Ethernet, and it improved the throughput of
the
>backup.
>
The 100 meg card in our TSM server is saturated during our backup
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As I read your notes, Lan Free is not an option, right? That can speed
up backups of large databases dramatically.
Assuming you're backing up over the lan, have you experimented with
compres
Do you also need to enable library sharing?
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>>Thanks for the reply. I have not thou
>>Thanks for the reply. I have not thought of Lan Free. Any
prerequisites
before I even go that route? <<
You need a TSM for SAN license for each box where you're going to run
lan free. You need to install the TSM Storage Agent on each of those
boxes. And of course, you need the appropriate S
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As I read your notes, Lan Free is not an option, right? That can speed
up backups of large databases dramatically.
Assuming you're backing up over the lan, have you experimented with
compressed vs non-compressed on the client side. Data bases typically
compress very well and its possible the tim
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I am trying to understand where you are coming from. See if I have this
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Are you saying FC att
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What's the structure of this database? A few large files, or lots of
small files in a folder structure? Also, judging by the transfer speed
you quoted, I'm guessing you're running LTO1 drives?
If the db is lots of small files, then backing up to disk first would
be faster. If it's only a few la
==> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Daniel Sparrman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> we have disk performing up to 280MB/s over 2 FC HBA against a FAStT900.
> You know the amount of tape drives you would need to match that speed? I'd
> say about 4-5 LTO-2 tape drives.
> No problems mat
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You didn't specify your tape technology, but I infer 3590.
It may be time for 3592 in your shop, which will probably
offer a higher absorption rate than any of the feeding
components - which will beneficially move your bottleneck.
Richard Sims
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> It is currently running at 55.945 GB per hour going to tape (1 tape drive
> (collocate)), pretty good for tape drive speed. Disk would make the backup
> run faster with multi-streams. Cannot go to multi-tapes due
Hello TSM guru's
I have a backup that is 224 GB database and is growing. It is a cold
(brings down db) backup that lasts 4 hours due to collocation and running
straight to tape, we have a multitude of issues why we cannot run a hot
(keep db up) backup on this particular one. Still giving us 56 G
I've been investigating what options we have for fun tricks to play with our
DB/2 backups to TSM. The major obstacle to many of our desires seems to be
that the environment and options files are set at the time that the instance
-starts-. Thus, (for instance) it's not possible to point your runni
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