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Re: [ADSM-L] Archive ESX virtual machines
2008-02-12 04:56:59
I don't have found the solution, i have just made a modification on my
vcb script to made this:
#!/bin/sh
rm -rf /vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1/*
# disaster recovery des machines virtuelles listees
LISTEMACHINEPROD="dnsin.in.ac-lille.fr rr1.in.ac-lille.fr"
for MACHINEPROD in $LISTEMACHINEPROD ; do
NAME=${MACHINEPROD%%.*}
vcbMounter -a ipaddr:$MACHINEPROD -r /vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1/$NAME
dsmc archive -subdir=yes -archmc=MC_ESX
/vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1/$NAME/*
done
And i have put it on a crontab for the moment.
Thanks for your help.
Howard Coles a écrit :
> In this section below:
>
> def clientaction vmserv3 action=a Options="-subdir=yes -archmc=MC_ESX"
> objects="/vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1/"
>
> Change to:
>
> def clientaction vmserv3 action=a Options="-subdir=yes -archmc=MC_ESX"
> objects="/vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1/*"
> (Note the ' * ' at the end of the Objects line)
>
> And see what happens.
> Without it you are just telling it to get that directory, not all the
> files in that directory, which will exclude subdirs, I think. I could
> be wrong, not looking at help files.
>
> See Ya'
> Howard
> -----Original Message-----
> From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU] On Behalf
> Of
> Armando.ML
> Sent: Monday, February 11, 2008 9:44 AM
> To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
> Subject: [ADSM-L] Archive ESX virtual machines
>
> Hello all,
>
> I try to made an archive of my ESX machines, but it doesn't work!!!
>
> To make my archives i installed the tsm client on my ESX server and my
> dsm.sys looks like this:
>
> SErvername server1
> COMMmethod TCPip
> TCPPort 1500
> TCPServeraddress srvtsm
> Httpport 1581
> Tcpclientaddress vmserver
> Tcpclientport 1501
> nodename vmserv3
> schedmode prompted
> passwordaccess generate
>
> Schedlogretention 7 d
> Errorlogretention 7 d
> PRESCHEDULECMD "sh /opt/tivoli/tsm/client/ba/bin/save_esx.sh"
>
>
> include.archive /vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1/.../*
>
>
> My script to save my Virtual Machine looks like this:
>
> #!/bin/sh
>
> rm -rf /vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1/*
>
> # disaster recovery
>
> LISTEMACHINEPROD="dns1 dns2"
>
> for MACHINEPROD in $LISTEMACHINEPROD ; do
> vcbMounter -a ipaddr:$MACHINEPROD -r
> /vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1/$MACHINEPROD
> done
>
> And to made a test i defined a client action like this:
>
> def clientaction vmserv3 action=a Options="-subdir=yes -archmc=MC_ESX"
> objects="/vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1/"
>
> But the schedule don't archive the sub directory's in
> /vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1/
>
> if i look into /vmfs/volumes/477e0444-24ccafd8-3361-0019b9ed5bb1/ i
> have my 2 directory's created by the save_esx.sh script.
>
> But on my dsmsched.log i have this:
>
> 02/11/2008 14:50:26 --- SCHEDULEREC QUERY BEGIN
> 02/11/2008 14:50:26 --- SCHEDULEREC QUERY END
> 02/11/2008 14:50:26 Next operation scheduled:
> 02/11/2008 14:50:26
> ------------------------------------------------------------
> 02/11/2008 14:50:26 Schedule Name: @44
> 02/11/2008 14:50:26 Action: Archive
> 02/11/2008 14:50:26 Objects:
> /vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1/
> 02/11/2008 14:50:26 Options: -subdir=yes -archmc=MC_ESX
> 02/11/2008 14:50:26 Server Window Start: 14:47:12 on 02/11/2008
> 02/11/2008 14:50:26
> ------------------------------------------------------------
> 02/11/2008 14:50:26
> Executing scheduled command now.
> 02/11/2008 14:50:26
> Executing Operating System command or script:
> sh /opt/tivoli/tsm/client/ba/bin/save_esx.sh
> 02/11/2008 14:52:28 Finished command. Return code is: 0
> 02/11/2008 14:52:28 --- SCHEDULEREC OBJECT BEGIN @44 02/11/2008 14:47:12
> 02/11/2008 14:52:28 Archive function invoked.
>
> 02/11/2008 14:52:29 Directory--> 512 /vmfs [Sent]
> 02/11/2008 14:52:29 Directory--> 512 /vmfs/volumes
> [Sent]
> 02/11/2008 14:52:29 Directory--> 1,260
> /vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1 [Sent]
> 02/11/2008 14:52:29 Normal File--> 1,474,560
> /vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1/.fbb.sf [Sent]
> 02/11/2008 14:52:29 Normal File--> 63,143,936
> /vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1/.fdc.sf [Sent]
> 02/11/2008 14:52:32 Normal File--> 255,655,936
> /vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1/.pbc.sf [Sent]
> 02/11/2008 14:52:36 Normal File--> 260,374,528
> /vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1/.sbc.sf [Sent]
> 02/11/2008 14:52:36 Normal File--> 4,194,304
> /vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1/.vh.sf [Sent]
> 02/11/2008 14:52:36 Archive processing of
> '/vmfs/volumes/vmserv3:storage1/' finished without failure.
>
> 02/11/2008 14:52:37 --- SCHEDULEREC STATUS BEGIN
> 02/11/2008 14:52:37 Total number of objects inspected: 8
> 02/11/2008 14:52:37 Total number of objects archived: 8
> 02/11/2008 14:52:37 Total number of objects updated: 0
> 02/11/2008 14:52:37 Total number of objects rebound: 0
> 02/11/2008 14:52:37 Total number of objects deleted: 0
> 02/11/2008 14:52:37 Total number of objects expired: 0
> 02/11/2008 14:52:37 Total number of objects failed: 0
> 02/11/2008 14:52:37 Total number of bytes transferred: 557.81 MB
> 02/11/2008 14:52:37 Data transfer time: 3.78 sec
> 02/11/2008 14:52:37 Network data transfer rate: 150,725.39 KB/sec
> 02/11/2008 14:52:37 Aggregate data transfer rate: 63,206.56 KB/sec
> 02/11/2008 14:52:37 Objects compressed by: 0%
> 02/11/2008 14:52:37 Elapsed processing time: 00:00:09
> 02/11/2008 14:52:37 --- SCHEDULEREC STATUS END
> 02/11/2008 14:52:37 --- SCHEDULEREC OBJECT END @44 02/11/2008 14:47:12
>
> if someone know an issue to this problem, help is very appreciated.
>
>
> --
> Martins Armando
>
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Martins Armando
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