Does disable sessions cancel running sessions or just prevent new ones
from starting?
david
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Subject: disable sessions
Does disable sessions cancel running sessions or just prevent new ones
from starting?
david
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Hi,
How do I disable sessions and keep sessions disabled even if I restart my
TSM server (w2k, 5.2.2.5) ?
//Henrik
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Is there a way to disable client sessions without disabling
server-to-server sessions? We want to disable users from accessing our TSM
servers, but not disable server-to-server sessions.
I know there is now a tcpadminport, in addition to tcpport, but the
documentation for disable sessions seems
Hi Paul,
I have it on good authority that server-to-server sessions are not
disabled with DISABLE SESSIONS. Admin sessions are not disabled, either.
In TSM 5.3, additional granularity was added to the ENABLE SESSIONS and
DISABLE SESSIONS command; check out the 5.3 README for this info
At 02:04 PM 2/9/2005, Andrew Raibeck wrote:
I have it on good authority that server-to-server sessions are not
disabled with DISABLE SESSIONS. Admin sessions are not disabled, either.
Andy,
I have had problems with this on 5.2.1 using virtual volumes. If I disable
sessions on server
) I am going
to put the following parameters in the options file:
disablescheds yes
nomigrrecl
I was wondering if you can put disable sessions in the options file as well
or is it command line only?
Thanks again!
Joni Moyer
Systems Programmer
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(717)975-8338
I was wondering if you can put disable sessions in the options file as well
or is it command line only?
Joni - Coding a hoked TCPPort value in the server options file will
sure keep those pesky clients from reaching the server
during your keep out time.
Richard Sims, BU
Hello Joni!
I believe you are correct! The DISABLESCHEDS option is documented as
giving the option to prevent client and administrative commands from
running.
If you are still uncertain, you could update your admin schedules to
ACTIVE=NO and update your client schedules to a startdate in the
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Subject: disable sessions
Hello!
I am upgrading the TSM server this weekend and also auditing the database.
In order to do this TSM must be started/stopped several times. During this
time I don't want clients to be able to access the TSM server and I don't
want administrative jobs to run
Hopefully this is an easy one.
Does the server command "disable sessions" carry across the server halt and
restart,
or does it have to be reentered after the restart?
Thanks,
Frank
Frank McClean
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916.658.1353
Across a server restart after a "disable sessions" command has been issued,
sessions are re-enabled. (availability goes to "enabled" again.)
At 11:38 AM 1/25/2001 -0800, you wrote:
Hopefully this is an easy one.
Does the server command "disable sessions"
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