droach
ADSM.ORG Senior Member
Folks,
I have a UNIX server with Oracle installed. To backup the OS files I have a TSM client installed and it backups up to serverA. To backup the Oracle databases I have a TDP client installed and it backs up to serverB.
To do some throughput tests I want to open DSMC and have it directed to serverB. By default, when I run DSMC it connects to serverA. I tried overriding this with the following command:
sudo dsmc -servername=serverB
but I get the following error:
ANS1217E Server name not found in System Options File
I also tried this command:
sudo dsmc -optfile=/opt/tivoli/tsm/client/api/bin64/dsm.opt -servername=serverB
but got the same error.
Is there a way to connect to a specific TSM server from the command line and not have to edit the dsm.opt and/or dsm.sys files?
Thanks,
D
I have a UNIX server with Oracle installed. To backup the OS files I have a TSM client installed and it backups up to serverA. To backup the Oracle databases I have a TDP client installed and it backs up to serverB.
To do some throughput tests I want to open DSMC and have it directed to serverB. By default, when I run DSMC it connects to serverA. I tried overriding this with the following command:
sudo dsmc -servername=serverB
but I get the following error:
ANS1217E Server name not found in System Options File
I also tried this command:
sudo dsmc -optfile=/opt/tivoli/tsm/client/api/bin64/dsm.opt -servername=serverB
but got the same error.
Is there a way to connect to a specific TSM server from the command line and not have to edit the dsm.opt and/or dsm.sys files?
Thanks,
D