IBM SC32-0129-00 manual Changes for IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Version, January, October, December

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Changes for IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Version 5

 

 

This section summarizes changes that have been made to the Tivoli Storage

 

 

Manager product and this publication.

 

 

 

Changes for IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Version 5 Release 4 —

January 2007

 

The following changes have been made to the product for this edition:

 

Query Disk Space in a FILE Device Class

 

The new command QUERY DIRSPACE lets you display the amount of

 

total and available disk space for each directory in a FILE device class.

 

For details, see the Administrator’s Reference.

 

General Updates

 

Updates based on the input of users have been made throughout the book.

 

 

 

Changes for IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Version 5 Release 3 —

October 2005

 

The following changes have been made to the product for this edition:

 

General Updates

 

Updates based on the input of users have been made throughout the book.

 

Format volumes for z/OS LAN-free operations

 

For LAN-free operations, Tivoli Storage Manager previously required an

 

operation such as MOVE DATA or LAN-based backup to write data to the

 

tape so that it could be used from open systems. You can continue to use

 

this method. However, with this release, you can configure Tivoli Storage

 

Manager server to quickly and easily format LAN-free-capable volumes

 

dynamically when they are requested by the storage agent.

 

For full details, refer to the IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for z/OS

 

Administrator’s Guide and IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for z/OS

 

Administrator’s Reference.

 

 

 

 

Changes for IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Version 5 Release 3 —

 

December 2004

 

 

The following changes have been made to the product for this edition:

 

 

General Updates

 

 

Updates based on the input of users have been made throughout the book.

 

 

Automated Cartridge System Library Software (ACSLS) Enhancements

 

 

ACSLS library sharing is available. See “ACSLS, SCSI and 349X Tape

 

 

Library Sharing” on page 6 for more information.

 

 

Multiple file system support for FILE device types

 

 

IBM Tivoli Storage Manager server improvements to sequential-access FILE

 

 

device type and random-access DISK device class storage requires that the

 

 

storage agent be able to access newly created FILE volumes. See “Disk

 

 

Devices” on page 28 for information.

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Contents Storage Agent User’s Guide Page Storage Agent User’s Guide Fifth Edition January Contents Page About This Book How to Use This BookIBM Tivoli Storage Manager Publications Where to Look for InformationRelated IBM Publications Support Information Tivoli Technical TrainingSearching knowledge bases Severity Conventions Used in This Guide Page October Changes for IBM Tivoli Storage Manager VersionChanges for IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Version 5 Release JanuaryLAN-free for z/OS Minimum I/O to Volumes Associated with File Device ClassChanges for IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Version 5 Page Storage Agent Overview SAN LAN-free Client Data Backup Scenario Multi-session No-Query Restore for LAN-free Path Planning Supported Operating SystemsTypes of Environments ACSLS, Scsi and 349X Tape Library Sharing SAN SAN External Libraries File Device Sharing Using Tivoli SANergyPage Data Migration and Coexistence System Requirements ACSLS, 3494, or Scsi drive device names Configuration Information WorksheetsClient System Storage agent properties Device information External libraryDrive Shared disk Client System Drive Shared diskServer System Server properties ACSLS, 3494, or Scsi library informationObtain Device Information Client Node InformationServer System Lanfreecommmethod Tcpip Lanfreetcpserveraddress Installing and Configuring Tape-Library Overview of Installation and Configuration TasksFile-Device Sharing Environments Verifying the Network Connection Configuring devices for the storage agent to accessTivoli Storage Manager Client Workstation Client System Installing SoftwareNext steps. For example Install and Configure the Storage Agent Locate the line Software to Install Devconfig devconfig.out Tape Device Disk Device On page 27 shows the results of completing this step Configuring Devices for the Storage Agent to AccessSAN Tape DevicesOS only Formatting Volumes for LAN-free Data Movement Disk DevicesStart the Storage Agent Determining Whether the Data Movement was LAN-free Verify the LAN-free ConfigurationPage Tivoli Storage Manager Server Installing and Configuring External Library EnvironmentsVerifying the Network Connection Installing and Configuring External Library Environments Servername tsmsrver Install and Configure the Storage Agent Package Name Fileset Names Description Servername tsmsrver Define the storage pool. For example Define path storagnt libmgr1 srctype=server desttype=library Start the Storage Agent Determining Whether the Data Movement was LAN-free Page Manually Starting and Stopping the Storage Agent Appendix A. Administration and Configuration ReferenceStarting and Stopping the Storage Agent Automating the Storage Agent StartupAdding Communication Information for the Storage Agent FormatParameters HLAddress SERVERPAsswordExamples SERVERNameStorage Agent Options File Required OptionsAdditional Options Msgstacktrace onoff COMMTimeout secondsIDLETimeout minutes RESOURCETimeout minutesTcpadminport number STAMaxpooledsessions numberTHROUGHPUTDatathreshold kilobytespersecond Device Configuration File for the Storage Agent THROUGHPUTTimethreshold minutesUselargebuffers yesno Define Server Data Migration Appendix B. Legacy Acsls Data Migration and CoexistenceMigration New Storage Pool Old Storage Appendix C. Notices Hacmp TrademarksAppendix C. Notices Page Glossary Page Glossary Page Dsmsta Setstorageserver IndexOptions Page SC32-0129-00

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