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Tivoli Storage Manager 5.2 UpdateFreddy Saldana, Product Manager Tivoli Storage [email protected] TSM Symposium September 23-25

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Agenda

IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Portfolio Overview

IBM Tivoli Storage Manager V5.2 - Available


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ADSM V1.1, V1.2 1993, ADSM V2.1 1995,ADSM V3.1 1997ADSM marketing/sales moved from IBM Storage Systems to IBM Software Tivoli 01/1999 (“Tivoli ADSM”)Tivoli Storage Manager V3.7 09/1999 (ADSM rebranding)TSM development moved from IBM Storage Systems to IBM Software Tivoli 01/2000TSM V4.1 07/2000TSM V4.2 06/2001TSM V5.1 04/2002TSM V5.1.5 10/2002

TSM V5.2 06/2003 10 Year Anniversary

Tivoli Storage Manager Products History



IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Portfolio

IBM Tivoli Storage Manager IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Extended Edition

IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Storage Area NetworksIBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Space Management

IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Enterprise Resource Planning IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Mail IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Hardware IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Databases IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Application Servers

IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for System Backup and Recovery


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Tivoli Storage Manager V5.2 Available

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Tivoli Storage Manager – V5.2

Integrated for Efficiency– Improve MAC OS X language support via Unicode – TSM for Databases-Oracle: xSeries Linux support– TSM for Databases-Informix: Solaris 64-bit support– TSM for Application Servers-WAS 5.0 support– TSM for ERP R/3- Currency DB2 V8/AIX 5 support – TSM for Mail-Domino: OS/400 update, language support, Domino 6, B/R

statistics– TSM for Hardware-ESS R/3- FlashCopy restore for DB2 on AIX – Backup-archive client for Veritas file system (VxFS) on AIX– TSM Server for Linux on zSeries– TSM Server and Client for Linux pSeries – TSM Client for Linux iSeries– TSM server on zOS supports LAN-Free clients


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Automated for Productivity– Improve firewall security-enable backups without client initiated sessions– Dynamically determine TSM definitions for devices on SAN- Windows– TSM client Java based GUI for Unix– Improve TSM serviceability (tracefile enhancements, crash handling on Windows,

new Query)

Optimized for Operational and Business Value– Improve usability for HSM , non-root user cmd– Improve access time to data for AIX GPFS HSM during recall (streaming support) – Extended retention time for archived data– File level restore from NDMP NAS backups, NDMP support for EMC Celerra – Device Support– LAN-Free enhancements (performance, tape mount retention, configuration)– Enable TSM to backup snapshots via customer written scripts– Enable backup of open files or files locked from backup– Bare metal restore for AIX, Windows XP and .Net– IBM SAN Volume Controller basic backup

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zSeries Linux TSM server

zSeries zOS LAN-Free support


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Tivoli Storage Manager Linux on zSeries

TSM Storage Pools

TSM Database

TCP/IP TCP/IP TCP/IP

TSM Server TSM Client TSM Client

LPAR LPAR or IFL

Hipersocket

z/VM

LPAR or IFLz/VM

Config 1

Config 2

Linux on zSeries

Linux on zSeries

Linux on zSeries

FCP/SCSI Support Required for Tape Storage

FCP/SCSI available on z800/z900 Only!



Storage Area Networks

FCP/SCSI Support Required for Tape Storage FCP/SCSI available onz800/z900 Only!

‘Channel-Attached’ Storage– Not Supported by TSM Server on Linux zSeries– CCW device command set– ESCON® - The first SAN

• S/390® transport for CCWs– FICON

• The fibre transport for CCWs

‘SCSI-Attached’ Storage– Supported by TSM Server on Linux zSeries– SCSI device command set– Fibre Channel Protocol

• The fibre transport for SCSI commands– iSCSI Protocol

• The IP transport for SCSI commands


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Attraction for TSM Linux on zSeries Server

Single Machine Backup Solution for Linux zSeries

TSM z/VM CMS Server Replacement– Requirement for TSM functions beyond 3.1

– Perception that ‘Stabilized’ means ‘Not Supported’ and/or ‘Withdrawn from Marketing’

Lower TCO for Existing TSM z/OS Server– Leverage IFL pricing for TSM

– Reduce z/OS OEM software license fees by moving TSM workload to Linux on zSeries

– Defer purchase of bigger processor needed for growing TSM workload

Must balance the economics with net new hardware purchases relating to FCP/SCSI tape storage needed for TSM Linux Server



TSM LAN-Free Backup/Restore z/OS

Storage Protocols

Network Protocols

Native UI Protocols

TSM ClientsLAN-free Storage Agent

TSM Database

TSM Storage Pools

LAN

TSM Administrators

TSM Browser Client

NETWORKSTORAGE AREA

NETWORK

TSM z/OSServers

TSM LAN-free Data Path

• Eliminates backup data movement through TSM Server

• Eliminates backup data movement across IP network


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LAN-Free Backup with TSM z/OS Server

Requires interoperable storage device for the TSM server and clientsRequires additional library mgr

– TSM server on non-zOS platform– Gresham EDT

Tape hardware requirements– Tape Library with 3590 drives– STK Library with Gresham EDT– Library drive partitioning

• 1 set FCP/SCSI connected to UNIX, Linux, Windows systems• 1 set ESCON or FICON connected to z/OS, OS/390

– Contact your Tape storage rep for Tape Library (re)configurationinformation



SAN

Tape Library

OS/390 or z/OS TSM

Server

UNIX or Microsoft

TSM Client

Drives

SCSI-attached S/390 Channel-attached

TSM Stg Pool

1

2

3

4

LAN

5

Slots

TSM Client-Server Communication (including Meta-Data)

Read Client Data

Write Client Data Manage Client

Data

1

TSM BackupMount tape in SCSI attached drive

2 TSM Client reads data

3TSM LAN-free agent writes data to SCSI drive

4

TSM Tape ManagementOS/390 or z/OS Allocation mounts tape in S/390 channel attached drive

5TSM Server performs tape storage pool management (e.g. reclamation)

TSM LAN-free Backup to z/OS Tape

ESCON or

FICONTSM Lib MgrUnix -Win


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Other V5.2 Items

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TSM for Hardware-ESS R/3- FlashCopy restore for DB2 on AIX


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DBServer

BackupServer

ESS

Source Target

LAN

SAN

TapeLibrary

2 Check DB mode and configuration

3 Determine which physical vols are allocated to the DB

4 Generate copy- suspend writes to DB- perform Flashcopy(copy or nocopy

mode) - resume writes to DB

5 Prepare Backup Server - import & varyon VGs - mount file systems(if not raw volumes)

6 Perform backup to TSM - start DB2 instance- Issue DB2 backup

cmd - Stop DB2 instance

7 Cleanup Backup Server - vary off VGs

- release TVs (nocopymode)- retain/protect TVs (co

FlashCopy Backup Steps1 Start Copy Backup process

source | target



DBServer

BackupServer

ESS

LAN

SAN

TapeLibrary

A

B C

source | target

Restore Steps and Options

A - 'conventional'LAN Restore

B - LAN-free Restore

C - Flashback Restore

1 Prepare DB Server for restore

2 Start restore- DB2 restore cmd if

A or B - DP for ESS cmd if C

3 restore DB backup image - from TSM storage if

A or B - from ESS target volsif C

4 Do roll-forward recovery from txn logs as needed


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Improved firewall security– Enable backups without client initiated sessions

– Scheduled, backup/archive client operations for server-initiated sessions

– Specify a separate TCP port number to be used only for admin andserver-server type sessions

– Specify if individual clients allowed to initiate sessions with a server or whether they must wait for the sever to contact them

– Support node address by name rather than IP addresses

Easier to Use Client GUI– TSM client Java based GUI for Unix

– Previous GUI still available



TSM Unix Java GUI Hub - V5.2

Easier to use, understand interface

Foundation for continuing ease of use improvements

Run Local or from a Browser

Common interface for UNIX clients


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TSM Unix Java GUI – Preferences editor V5.2

Easier to Edit Preferences

Option via Checkbox, Pull Down Menus, Browse

Less Prone to Error




Better Device Availability on SAN for Windows – Storage agent sees device configurations updates performed on the server without

halting and restarting– Windows attempt to discover the correct device rather than failing the operation.– Unix, the server or storage agent can detect that a device does not match the

definition and then fail the operation

Improved TSM serviceability –– Tracing is an invaluable tool for problem determination - tracing is added in the

client scheduler– Better able to manage trace files

• Trace files can now be spanned across multiple, smaller files at the time the trace is created. The size of each trace file ("segment") can be configured by the user.

– On Windows failure, crash dump contains diagnostic information that is useful to diagnosing the cause of the crash

– Single client command (QUERY SYSTEMINFO) for obtaining TSM and system state information


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Improved usability for HSM , non-root user cmd– HSM commands that previously required root-access authority available to non-root

users – Non-root have access to only those files for which they have permission.

Improved access time to data for AIX GPFS HSM during recall (streaming support)

– Access data before all data is recalled– Specify amount of data recalled before access is allowed

Extended retention time for archived data– Government and financial industries regulations– 9999 days (27+yrs) extended to 30000 days (82+yrs)

Faster restore for files from NDMP backup– File level restore from NDMP NAS backups, NDMP support for EMC Celerra– Optional “Table of Contents” for file level restore from NDMP backup– Files or directories restore without “TOC” if fully qualified name of objects and the

image is known



Disk, Tape , Optical Device support – V5.2

Improved Library Utilization - Handle Mixed Media– Example: LTO gen 1 and gen 2 – Track the media type for all volumes in the library to avoid the mount mis-match – Support libraries that contain more than one media type– Different media type in different TSM storage pools

Improved Tape Diagnostics - TapeAlert– Detailed device diagnostic information using a standard interface – TapeAlert-compatible tape drives or libraries– Option to provide TSM error messages

Continued support for hundreds of disk, tape, optical devices

– 11 new tape drive and library devices – Drives: Panasonic, Exabyte and IBM, Hewlett-Packard Gen 2 LTO tape drives. – Libraries: Breece Hill, HP/Compaq, Panasonic, Fujitsu,and Sony.– For additional information please look at www-

3.ibm.com/software/sysmgmt/products/support/IBM_TSM_Supported_Devices_for_AIXHPSUNWIN.html


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LAN-Free Enhancements – V5.2

Performance –– by either eliminating or optimizing those areas identified as causing additional

overhead for LAN-Free that normal LAN operations do not incur.Scalability –

– by reducing the CPU needed by the storage agent and improving the efficiency of moving data.

Serviceability –– by decoupling storage agent from direct server database access - the storage agent

and server no longer need to be in lock step

– Different PTF levels can be supported in most cases between the storage agent and the Tivoli Storage Manager server

Mount retention – Improved handling to reduce tape mounts and idle time

Error handling and recovery – improved in the sharing of volumes between the server and storage agent



Open File Support and Snapshots – V5.2

Open file backup– Windows 2000 and XP, backup and archive

– Incremental, incremental by date, selective, and incremental image.

– Future Windows 2003 ServerSnapshot provides point-in-time view of file system

– Files no longer held exclusively by an applicationIntegrated snapshot support for Windows and Linux X86 (online image backup) available 2002Generic snapshot support

– Provide mechanism to manage snapshots and real file system on TSM server

– User scripting will be requiredFull integration with third-party snapshot providers (future)


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IBM Tivoli Storage BMR Roadmap

Unix– Dec 2002: Re-brand IGS SysBack as Tivoli Storage Manager for System

Backup and Recovery (AIX only Standalone)

– TSM 5.2 for TSM SysBack integrate with TSM (initially AIX Only)

– 2H2004/2005: HP-UX, future Add Solaris, Others

– Partner for other Unix as TSM builds out• Cristie to provide Solaris and Linux in 2H2003

Windows– 1H2003: Build for Windows 2003 and future Windows Servers

– 1H2003: Partner for Windows 2000 and NT servers• Cristie BMR



BMR on AIX : TSM SysBack

IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for System Backup and Recovery– IGS SysBack moved to TSM Development

Available now for AIX, Integration with TSM 5.2– Comprehensive backup and recovery options for AIX via a simple,

efficient interface• Backup/restore system,volume groups, volumes, filesystem

– Easy local or remote backup, restore and system installation processing • Reboot from remote systems or sites with network boot capabilities• Local Tape, NIM, BOOTP bootstrap for bare metal

– Minimized application impact for backup with offline mirror backups

– Easy to use cloning with post installation cloning utilities

– Simplified reinstallations with no-prompt installation processing


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BMR on Windows XP, 2003 Server: ASR – V5.2

ASR = Automated System Recovery

Based on APIs supported by Microsoft

“dsmc backup asr”

Machine config data saved in TSM Server

Includes dsmc commands for recovery

Microsoft supported modified install

Recovering a system with ASR is a cooperative effort between Windows and TSM

field guide: www-1.ibm.com/support/entdocview.wss?rs=0&uid=swg27003812



BMR on Windows XP, 2003 Server-

During Backup– [TSM] Generate the ASR files. Place TSM installation and restore commands in the

ASR.sif file. – [TSM] Store the ASR files on the TSM server– [TSM] Facilitate the creation of the ASR diskette for later use

During Recovery– [Windows] Reboot machine from CD drive using Windows installation CD. Press F2

when to enter ASR recovery mode.– [TSM] Insert TSM-generated ASR recovery diskette into the drive.– [Windows] Drives are repartitioned and reformatted according to information stored

in asr.sif file.– [Windows] Minimal operating system is installed.– [Windows] TSM installation CD is requested to be inserted in drive.– [TSM] TSM is installed using the installation command given in asr.sif– [TSM] Critical volumes (as specified in asr.sif) are restored from TSM– [TSM] System state is restored from TSM– [Windows] System is rebooted into recovered state


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