On May 23, 2008, at 10:37 AM, Richard Rhodes wrote:
It's interesting how the CONTACT field gets used for general comments.
I've often wished
TSM had a general comment section (variable length) where we could
keep
track of
changes made to a node over time. This would be SO helpfull!
The DEFine
DSM-L] Decommissioned Servers
Richard Rhodes wrote:
> "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" wrote on 05/22/2008
> 12:36:11 PM:
>> 3) We put the clients name into a tracking file with the decommission
>> date, so we don't forget when 90 days is up.
>
> We rename the node with
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Richard Rhodes wrote:
"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" wrote on 05/22/2008
12:36:11 PM:
3) We put the clients name into a tracking file with the decommission
date, so we don't forget when 90 days is up.
We rename the node with a prefix so decommissioned nodes are easy to spot
in a "q node" listing.
We do this also
put a comment in the CONTACT node field with the date the
node can be deleted from TSM, and the ticket number of the request
that asked us to retire the node.
Richard Rhodes wrote:
"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" wrote on 05/22/2008
12:36:11 PM:
3) We put the clients name into
"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" wrote on 05/22/2008
12:36:11 PM:
>
> 3) We put the clients name into a tracking file with the decommission
> date, so we don't forget when 90 days is up.
We rename the node with a prefix so decommissioned nodes are easy to spot
in a "q node" listing. We would rename nod
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On May 22, 2008, at 9:59 AM, Wimprine, Thomas wrote:
> I have a system(s) that have b
On May 22, 2008, at 9:59 AM, Wimprine, Thomas wrote:
I have a system(s) that have been turned off never to return. I need
to set the backup data that was on them to inactive. Does anyone
know how to make this happen? ...
One way is to perform a backup of a same-named, empty file system
(which
YeahThat's my thinking on this type of situation also.
David Longo wrote:
Depends on what you mean.
1. You wan to delete all the backup data as no longer needed.
Run on TSM server "Del filespace" for that node and that will
delete ALL the data for it.
2. Want to keep the data for some p
Wimprine, Thomas wrote:
I have a system(s) that have been turned off never to return. I need to set the
backup data that was on them to inactive. Does anyone know how to make this
happen? I looked on infocenter and couldn't find anything relevant, am I blind
or it just isn't there?
We've ap
Depends on what you mean.
1. You wan to delete all the backup data as no longer needed.
Run on TSM server "Del filespace" for that node and that will
delete ALL the data for it.
2. Want to keep the data for some period of time.
Do nothing. A node that is no longer backed up will stay in its
la
I have a system(s) that have been turned off never to return. I need to set the
backup data that was on them to inactive. Does anyone know how to make this
happen? I looked on infocenter and couldn't find anything relevant, am I blind
or it just isn't there?
Thanks
Thomas
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