Hi Lawrence,
be carefully with W2k. This needs special attention. There is a very good
redbook available.
See http://redbooks.ibm.com -> Deploying the Tivoli Storage Manager Client
in a Windows200 Environment (SG246141-00)
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / best regards
Gerd Becker
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Dist Stor Manager"
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Bitte antworten an
"ADSM: Dist Stor
Manager"
One of our NT servers is running Windows 2000 and TSM 4.2. It is
scheduled to run and incremental backup nightly, and every night reports
"failed". After looking into it as much as we can, we've determined the
following:
- The "failed" is a result of 4 unsuccessful attempts to backup opened
files. The 7 opened files are related to the logged on user, and the
system registry. When we look at other servers in our system running
Windows NT 4.0 with TSM 4.1.1, these files are backed up into an c:
\ADSM.SYS folder. This folder does not exist in the Windows 2000 server.
Furthermore, when we run the gui for TSM 4.2 on the Win 2K server, there's
nothing in the System Objects. I believe that should contain the registry
data.
We're in the process of upgrading approximately 50 servers from Windows
NT to Windows 2000. Neither excluding these files, nor viewing 50 log
files to verify successful backups are desirable
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