ANS0326E (RC41) This node has exceeded its maximum number of mount points.

[newguy538]

I am receiving the following backup error for node ccwvtalq_sql, there are currently no backups running so I’m curious as to why TSM thinks the number of mount points have been exceeded.

Beginning full backup for database model, 1 of 1.
Full: 0 Read: 2200064 Written: 2200064 Rate: 1,431.38 Kb/Sec
Backup of model failed.
ANS0326E (RC41) This node has exceeded its maximum number of mount points.

Total SQL backups selected: 1
Total SQL backups attempted: 1
Total SQL backups completed: 0
Total SQL backups excluded: 0
Total SQL backups inactivated: 0

Throughput rate: 0.00 Kb/Sec
Total bytes transferred: 2,200,064
Elapsed processing time: 4,294,966.97 Secs

ACO0151E Errors occurred while processing the request.


i am recieving this error while taking the DB backup and max no of mount points on the server is set to 3 so should i increase the mount point or wat?

could any body suggest me...

 

[SleeperGTP]

What is your resourceutilization setting?

 

[newguy538]

ANS0326E (RC41) This node has exceeded its maximum number of mount points.

yes mike

i increase the mount point to 5 by using the update node command the backup ran good this is a DB for SQL so its a TDP so i dont know where is resource utilization define in TDP i check the dsm.opt file but i coundn't find resource utilization field does any body where can i find the RU parameter.

thanks mike i appreciate it

 

[newguy538]

ANS0326E (RC41) This node has exceeded its maximum number of mount points.

hey mike

i see three sessions running on the TSM server but that sessions was running for very long time before i change mount point and i had to killed those session i think they are hanging so yesterday what i did was kill those hung sessions on the server and updated the mount point and then ask the windows guy to run the backup he said it ran successfully why the sessions was running for long time i dont know .

so where RU define in TDP for SQL backup or it is 2 by default.

any way right now its running fine . thanks mike