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Nothing says "Thank you" better than a star... ;-)

IDK too much about this but perhaps another way to market is through professional contact sites like LinkdIn. A quick search on the site showed that you can "Acquire New Customers for Your Business Reach your exact audience with LinkedIn Ads. Start with as little as $10/day." Google ads is...

Hi There, If you look at your lto3 storage pool, you may see that you only allow 1 reclaim process to check this do a "q stg <your lto3 tape pool> f=d" and look for "Reclamation Processes: 1" . Try changing that to 2 buy running "upd stgpool <your lto3 tape pool> reclaimp=2" then kick off your...

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Everything?? Even O/S data? What I would do is create a different management class in the same domain for 2555 days, then, find out the exact data they want to keep for that long and use include statements to direct the data to the correct management class. For instance, have the default...

Your node can only use the management classes in the domain to which the node is registered. You can set different domains' 'standard' management class to different retentions if you want, the effect being that if management class is changed, the nodes registered to that domain active data...

Many places employ an N-1 version policy to avoid running into bugs. Typically security fixes are just that - fixes - and should be applied to the existing version as soon as possible. But that isn't always the rule. N-1 will usually root out the majority of bugs. If there no security...

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-Running expiration and reclamation daily is a good thing. -Also, you may want to look at how many TSM database backups you are keeping assuming they go to the tape pools. Type q volhist type=dbb to see how many tsm database backups and how far back they go. To clean that up, you might do...

yeah.. because the file didn't exist on the server any longer, you had to specify inactive. You'd think "ALL" would have caught it though.... strange.. anyhow.. good stuff...

On the TSM server, just update the node with backdel=yes. On the GUI (or cli if non windows) if windows, in the TSM client: - go to Utilities/Delete Backup Data... - In the dropdown, choose inactive - navigate to the file, check it off and press the delete button on CLI: - enter dsmc to...

DOMAIN ALL-LOCAL - this will cover all local drives, system state as well. DOMAIN SYSTEMSTATE - this means only system state. DOMAIN ALL-LOCAL -SYSTEMSTATE - this means all local drive but NOT the system state...

what about excluding the adapters you don't want? maybe you can just do: # netstat -rn |grep -v en1 |grep -v en3

I guess another thing to try is download your fileset again. Maybe your DL was corrupt?

Hmm... maybe this thread will help? http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=766562

did you try generating a new .toc file?

Oh I think those are your I/O slots. The slots used for inserting and extracting tapes. I'm not sure if you can use em or not... Maybe check this link out: http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/ts3500tl/v1r0/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.storage.3584.doc%2Fopg_3584_a69oop.html

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This site is pretty good: http://www.lascon.co.uk/d005106.htm

I know hindsight is 20/20, but if you end up having to do this manually, make sure you use DNS name if possible going forward. That way, you need only update the DNS server's IP to the TSM server.