We are in the midst of doing server side includes / excludes with the
Force Option =Yes. Would the following scenario work? (We'll test it
sooon, but a sanity check from the group would be great!
Server Side
OptionSequence Use Option Value
egards,
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> Kurt
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> Van: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager namens Hizny, Michael
> Verzonden: ma 15/01/2007 19:45
> Aan: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
> Onderwerp: [ADSM-L] include / exclude question
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> In setting up a backup,
uary 15, 2007 1:46 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: include / exclude question
In setting up a backup, I am having problems with a specific include/exclude
option. I want to do the following:
On our users H: drives they have a subdirectory called profiles. I want to
keep 3 folders under
other subdirectories are
excluded.
best regards,
Kurt
Van: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager namens Hizny, Michael
Verzonden: ma 15/01/2007 19:45
Aan: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Onderwerp: [ADSM-L] include / exclude question
In setting up a backup, I am having problems wit
In setting up a backup, I am having problems with a specific
include/exclude option. I want to do the following:
On our users H: drives they have a subdirectory called profiles. I want
to keep 3 folders under this and exclude the rest. i.e.
H:\user\profiles\cookiesdon't
I don't understand why a client running this version of TSM would show an
entry in the activity log that says this was in use and skipped when it
shows it to be excluded by TSM. I see a number of clients showing this same
thing.
Dsmc query inclexcl shows this.
Excl Directory C:\adsm.sys
lient to
use. The only change to this would be if I have a dsm.opt somewhere in my
path that specifies a servername option.
Bill Smoldt
STORServer, Inc.
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T
he only change to this would be if I have a dsm.opt somewhere in my
path that specifies a servername option.
Bill Smoldt
STORServer, Inc.
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have a dsm.opt somewhere in my
path that specifies a servername option.
Bill Smoldt
STORServer, Inc.
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I have always seen that the dsm.opt file IS processed from bottom up. How it is read
I don't know but everything not just the include/exclude list appears to be processed
from teh bottom up.
Take a windows client and put 2 "NODE" statements in it. Notice that it will always
use the bottom one
Interesting I'll have to look into this. If you don't specify the
DEAULTSERVERNAME option in dsm.sys, the default stanza should be the
*first* one in the list, not the last.
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
Internal Notes e-mail: Andrew
My finding is that if you have several stanzas
Server A
...
Server B
And you do a dsmc it will automatically connect to server B and not server
A. That is important to us because if we have an oracle database connecting
with one node name and the client files being backed up as a different node
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> > As it relates to system objects would not the first statement exclude
> them
> > and the second pick them up? I'm n
On Sep 1, 2004, at 2:08 PM, Mike wrote:
On Wed, 01 Sep 2004, Jones, Kelli wrote:
This may be a strange question, but...we just had a TSM consultant
here and he said that the dsm.opt file is read from bottom to top.
Is this correct? Does placement of the statements matter either way?
that's what I'
On Wed, 01 Sep 2004, Jones, Kelli wrote:
> This may be a strange question, but...we just had a TSM consultant here and he said
> that the dsm.opt file is read from bottom to top. Is this correct? Does placement
> of the statements matter either way?
that's what I've read in the manuals
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> As it relates to system objects would not the first statement exclude
them
> and the second pick them up? I'm not sure I saw that addressed but
> maybe
the
> orig
> As it relates to system objects would not the first statement exclude
them
> and the second pick them up? I'm not sure I saw that addressed but maybe
the
> original poster might also clarify if they need them.
Kelli indicated that the client system is NT 4.0, where the system objects
issue does
>But in my opinion, the *best* approach is to not bother with exclude to
>skip drives, but instead use the DOMAIN statement, which will simplify
>include/exclude AND avoid looking at the drives at all. A couple of
>methods:
>
> domain c: g: j:
>
> or
>
> domain -d: -e: -f: -h: -i: -k: -l:
> True, but if you add more drives that need backing up and
> forget to modify the domain statement, then have a problem,
> you don't have the files backed up. I prefer to backup too
> much and then expire what I don't need. By not using the
> domain statement you automatically get everything that
: j:
Exclude domain d: e: f: h: i:
and so on?
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Subject: Re: Include/Exclude Question
On Wed, 01 Sep 2004, Jones, Kelli wrote
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On Wed, 01 Sep 2004, Jones, Kelli wrote:
> So would it be
>
> include domain c: g: j:
> Exclude domain d: e: f: h: i:
>
> and so on?
Either
On Wed, 01 Sep 2004, Jones, Kelli wrote:
> So would it be
>
> include domain c: g: j:
> Exclude domain d: e: f: h: i:
>
> and so on?
Either use the 'domain c: g: j:' or not have a domain statement
and have 'exclude d:\...\*', 'exclude e:\...\*', etc.
Mike
On Wed, 01 Sep 2004, Stapleton, Mark wrote:
> >On Wed, 01 Sep 2004, Jones, Kelli wrote:
> >> Server:
> >> TSM 5.1.7.0
> >> AIX 5.1
> >> Client:
> >> NT 4.0
> >>We need to set up include/exclude statements for a node that
> >>has drives C thru M. We need to back up only C, G and J. How
> >>do I s
So would it be
include domain c: g: j:
Exclude domain d: e: f: h: i:
and so on?
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Sent: September 01, 2004 10:43 AM
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Subject: Re: Include/Exclude Question
>
>On Wed, 01 Sep 2004, Jones, Kelli wrote:
>> Server:
>> TSM 5.1.7.0
>> AIX 5.1
>> Client:
>> NT 4.0
>>We need to set up include/exclude statements for a node that
>>has drives C thru M. We need to back up only C, G and J. How
>>do I set up options file to back up only those drives (and
>>every
On Wed, 01 Sep 2004, Jones, Kelli wrote:
> Server:
> TSM 5.1.7.0
> AIX 5.1
>
> Client:
> NT 4.0
>
> We need to set up include/exclude statements for a node that has drives C thru M.
> We need to back up only C, G and J. How do I set up options file to back up only
> those drives (and everythin
Server:
TSM 5.1.7.0
AIX 5.1
Client:
NT 4.0
We need to set up include/exclude statements for a node that has drives C thru M. We
need to back up only C, G and J. How do I set up options file to back up only those
drives (and everything on them minus various system file) and nothing on the othe
Hi
I need to run a restore of files to another server as a batch file I wrote
this command:
dsmc restore -virtualnode=highlearn_web -password=x -su=yes -rep=all
-ifnewer -preservepath=complete \\virtual_web\f$\highlearn\data\
* e:\
It's work fine but my question is from this restore I
Hi all,
I'm trying to exclude a group of filesystems from backup but not from
archive. But I don't have success. It seems that 'exclude.fs' is excluding
the filesystems for archive processing too. I'm trying to do that with ITSM
HPUX client version 5.2.2.0. Are there any design change
Hi all,
I'm trying to exclude a group of filesystems from backup but not from
archive. But I don't have success. It seems that 'exclude.fs' is excluding
the filesystems for archive processing too. I'm trying to do that with ITSM
HPUX client version 5.2.2.0. Are there any design change
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>
>
> Hello,
>
> Just a suggestion..I didn't have the manual for Windows
> client, but looked up Unix client manual. It had / after the
> directory.
>
> Give this a try.
>
>
> Exclude.Dir "D:\SMS\
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Amini ,
Try this exclude.dir *:\
Thanx
Sunil.
"Amini, Mehdi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Below is the copy of DSM.OPT file
for our SMS Server...As you can see I have
excluded D:\SMS folder from backing up and yet in the morning when I look at
the Log...it shows me this folder being backed up
Below is the copy of DSM.OPT file for our SMS Server...As you can see I have
excluded D:\SMS folder from backing up and yet in the morning when I look at
the Log...it shows me this folder being backed up.What is wrong here:
*
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Hi Zoltan,
The file name in the ANE4987E message
is the enemy of excellence.
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stion is the one that goes unasked.
The command line is your friend.
"Good enough" is the enemy of excellence.
Jim Kirkman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To:
Looks okay but there is a way to determine if it's working or not, and i
always verify to make sure its gonna backup the way i expect it to:
Put those lines in your dsm.opt file, then run the client, select backup,
checkmark local C: drive to backup, then expand the C: contents. every
file that w
O.K.
4.2.1 client running on W2K server. There's a folder nested under the
Program Files directory structure, the contents of which I need to back
up. What I don't need is the other 2GB or so of mess that's in that same
structure. Since you can't (as far as I'm aware) use the exclude.dir
command
I am trying to build CLOPTSETs for various, similar boxes. For instance,
NT/W2K boxes that have MS-SQL on them. Unfortunately, I have found at
least 4-different permutation on the directory names used.
I have noticed that in the error messages when attempting to backup the
SQL files as regular fi
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
David Browne
> I have specified an exclude in my dsm.opt file as it appears in
> the TSM 4.2 manual Excluding System Files and I still receive the
following
> error in my dsmerror.log:
Please cut and paste the exact pagefile.sys
I have specified an exclude in my dsm.opt file as it appears in the TSM 4.2
manual Excluding System Files and I still receive the following error in my
dsmerror.log:
GetBackupStreamSize(C:\pagefile.sys): uc_CreateFile(): Win32 RC = 32.
TransWin32RC(): Win32 RC 32 from GetBackupStreamSize(): uc_Cr
> That will be a diffícult solution... just use:
>
> exclude "c:\...\*"
> include "c:\abc\abc.txt" mgtname
>
> that will work
Yes, but this only excludes the files. The complete
directory structure of drive c: will be backed up.
Regards,
Dirk
Hi
That will be a diffícult solution... just use:
exclude "c:\...\*"
include "c:\abc\abc.txt" mgtname
that will work
Regards
Flemming
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Fra: Dirk Kastens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sendt: 25. juni 2002 09:12
Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Emne:
hi try this
domain a: b: c: d: f:
exclude e:\...\*
include e:\abc\...\*mgmtclass
regards
Raghu
Hi,
> exclude.dir "a:\"
> exclude.dir "b:\"
> exclude.dir "c:\"
> exclude.dir "d:\"
> exclude.dir "f:\"
> include "c:\abc\abc.txt" mgtname
>
> with above nothing works .
Just read the Windows client manual, page 16, "Excluding
directories":
"TSM evaluates all exclude.dir statements first (regar
Hi all,
On NT/ 2000 server I have a drive I want to exclude from the backup but I
have a directory in that drive which I want to include in the backup.
in my dsm.opt file I have
domain a: b: c: d: f:
and it backups all the drives I mentioned
and even if I don't have the above mentioned line by
nday, April 29, 2002 4:44 PM
Subject: Unix directory exclude question
> We are running a scheduled "incremental" on an AIX 4.3.3 client. There is
a
> need to exclude a specific directory tree, which needs to be "archived"
via
> another, shell script based, scheduled &q
Stor Manager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Unix directory exclude question
We are running a scheduled "incremental" on an AIX 4.3.3 client. There is
a
need to exclude a specific directory tree, which needs to be "archived"
via
an
We are running a scheduled "incremental" on an AIX 4.3.3 client. There is a
need to exclude a specific directory tree, which needs to be "archived" via
another, shell script based, scheduled "command".
The initial idea was to add an "exclude.dir" in the client dsm.sys file.
This caused the incre
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