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Tivoli Storage Manager V5.1 Update
Tivoli Software, IBM Software Group
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Tivoli Storage Manager Availability & Protection Enterprise-wide data protection
supports mission-critical business processes.
Application-specific data protection provides total application coverage
Policy-based automation reduces staff involvement and human errors
Hardware cost reduction through resource sharing and storage efficiencies
Over 1 Million Computers rely on
Tivoli Storage Managerto protect their data
Only end-to-end solution supporting the mainframe to the laptopOnly end-to-end solution supporting the mainframe to the laptop
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Agenda
TSM Version 5.1 Preview (GA target 2Q2002) Improved Recovery and Disaster Recovery Improved Availability Other Enhancements
TSM Version 5.1.x (GA target 2H2002)
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Tivoli Storage Manager V5.1 Improved Recovery and Disaster Recovery
Image restore Multi-session restore Simultaneous writes to copy storage pools Move NODEDATA Backup set performance Disaster Recovery Manager (DRM) included in TSM EE
Improved Availability Online Image Backups HACMP support for b-a and HSM Client Server-free backup-restore
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Tivoli Storage Manager V5.1 Other Enhancements
Journal Based Backup cluster support AIX server Direct I/O Windows install made easier HP-UX LAN-free support and expanded device support Improved automation capabilities CRC - Cyclic Redundancy Checking Extended platform support New TSM and TDP packaging
Improved Recovery and Disaster Recovery
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Recovery performance on Windows 2000 and Linux is enhanced by utilizing fast image restores.
Fast restore because no overhead for file creationOptimized for backup/restore of entire file systemComplements progressive backupFast, non-disruptive file-system image backup Backup/restore can be over LAN or LAN-free
TSM ServerOS/390, Windows NT/2000, AIX, Sun, HP
TSM Client Windows 2000User interface for backup/restore
Client VolumesNTFS Raw
Storage Hierarchy
SAN
LAN
LAN Data Flow
LAN-Free Data Flow
ControlData Flow
Windows 2000 Image Backup-Restore
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Client Server
Session 1
Session 2
Session 3
Multi-Session Restore
Recovery performance is enhanced with parallel restores provided by multiple client-server sessions
Limited by Number of sequential-access volumes with data to be restored Mount points Client's resourceutilization option
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The time to create recovery tapes for local and offsite vaulting is reduced with simultaneous writes to multiple copy storage pools during backup and archive.
Target pools can have different device classesShould be used in conjunction with incremental storage pool backup
COPYPOOL1
DISKPOOL
COPYPOOL2define stgpool diskpool copystgpools=copypool1,copypool2
ABC
TSM Client TSM Server
C BA
CB
A
C B A
Simultaneous Writes to Copy Pools
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Move Nodedata Command
move nodedata bobfromstgpool=tapepooltostgpool=diskpool
move nodedata bobfromstgpool=tapepooltostgpool=diskpool
move nodedata bobfromstgpool=tapepooltostgpool=diskpool
Storage pool hierarchy
move nodedata bobfromstgpool=tapepool
Consolidation
Files for node BOB
Movement to Disk
Files for node BOB
Storage pool hierarchyStorage pool hierarchy
move nodedata bobfromstgpool=tapepool
Consolidation
Files for node BOB
Movement to Disk
Files for node BOB
Storage pool hierarchyStorage pool hierarchy
move nodedata bobfromstgpool=tapepool
Consolidation
Files for node BOB
Movement to Disk
Files for node BOB
Storage pool hierarchy
Restore time can be improved by staging data to disk or by consolidating data on tape. Moves files belonging to specified node(s) and residing in a specified sequential-access storage pool
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Backup Sets
DATATAPE
Wide/Local Area Network
DATA
Wide/Local Area Network
2
Portable Backup Set created on server
Client restores data locally Gives you the best of both
worlds Leverage progressive backups to a
central server Eliminates network dependency &
performance constraints during restore
Great for: Mobile users Large, critical file servers
New LTO support Performance improved -
Device block size optimized
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Disaster Recovery Manager (DRM) in TSM EE
TSM Server
DATABASE
TSM Backup Server
DISASTER
RECOVERY
PLAN
DATABASE
Maintain business continuance by:Establishing and helping to automate a thorough disaster recovery planAutomating vital recovery steps to bring your business back to normalManaging and identifying offsite media needed for recoveryTracking and reporting systems destroyed, in event of disasterPerforming restores in order of priority
Improved Availability
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Application availability is improved during backups by providing online, non-disruptive image backups.
Fast, non-disruptive file-system image backupOptimized for backup/restore of entire file systemComplements progressive backupFast restore because no overhead for file creationBackup/restore can be over LAN or LAN-free
TSM ServerOS/390, Windows NT/2000, AIX, Sun, HP
TSM Client Windows 2000User interface for backup/restore
Client VolumesNTFSRaw
Storage Hierarchy
SAN
LAN
LAN Data Flow
LAN-Free Data Flow
ControlData Flow
Windows 2000 Image Backup-Restore
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AIX TSM b-a & HSM Client Support HACMP Cluster failover support for B/A and HSM clients on AIX
Automatically resume normal operation on another node after failover– In flight scheduled processes automatically restarted if within schedule
start window– Otherwise, normal operation resumes with next scheduled event
Support for automatic fallback when failed node rejoins the cluster (if user chooses this behavior)
TSM API client on AIX is also HACMP cluster enabled Applications using the API, however, may have additional requirements for
cluster support. Refer to the documentation for the specific application to determine if it supports cluster failover
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TSM Server-Free Backup-Restore
ControlData
LAN
Router/BridgeUtilize SCSI 3rd party copy
File System
Disk/Tape Hierarchy
TSM Server
BackupRestore
SAN
Database
TSM Client
SAN ConnectionsActivity O O OStatus O O O 1 2 3
SCSI ChannelsActivity O O O O 1 2 3 4
Ethernet O O O
Link Transmit Collision
Status
Temperature Power O O OWarning Alarm Main
Ready
O 2108-G07
Storage Area Network Data Gateway
Tivoli Storage Manager Server free – V5.1
LAN Free
Processor Free
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Server-Free Backup/Restore (limited availability) The impact on application servers during backups is
minimized with server-free data movement. Reduce TSM client and/or server CPU utilization Eliminates data movement on the LAN
– Implementation of the SCSI-3 extended copy command will cause data to be transferred directly between devices over the SAN or SCSI bus
Improve scalability – The TSM server will be able to handle more concurrent client connections and server
operations because it will not be copying data– The TSM client processor will likewise be able to handle more application load because
cycles will not be needed to read and send data buffers to the server Improve performance for data movement operations
On-line server-free image backup Supports Windows NT/2000 TSM server Windows 2000 b/a clients San Data gateway
Other Enhancements
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Journal Based Backup The improved backup performance available with journal based
backup is now supported on cluster configurations. Remove query of active files on server - Thus reduce data transfer from server to client Remove scan of local filesystem Eliminate list processing
– Reduce memory requirement– Reduce processing requirement
Implemented on Windows NT/2000 using Win APIs Eliminate most queries to either the TSM server or the local file
system TSM monitors file changes within filesystems Only new/changed files are backed up
Fault tolerant Automatically reverts to normal incremental backup if fault detected
Dynamic addition/removal of files systems to be journaled Setup wizard changes
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AIX TSM Server Direct I/O Improved throughput and reduced CPU utilization on AIX servers is
made possible with Direct I/O. Helps reduce CPU utilization and improves I/O throughput
Target 10% throughput improvement to disk– Previously when using JFS file systems for DB, LOG, and STORAGE
POOL volumes on AIX, the AIX Virtual Memory Manager (VMM) caches read/write requests in memory in case sequential blocks are read/written
Target 30% reduction in CPU usage– Now TSM reduce CPU utilization by bypassing the VMM cache when
writing to TSM JFS volumes
AIXDIRECTIO option is added to the server options
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TSM Wizard UpdatesSimplified TSM Server Install Option to produce a minimal TSM server configuration on Windows
Can complete initial backup to disk quickly The minimal configuration option involves
Present Initial Configuration Dialog with choice of Default or Minimal configuration
– The difference between the two configurations is whether the server initialization wizard is the only wizard run or whether several wizards are run in addition to the server initialization wizard
Wizard Support: Server Free, Journal Based backup & TDP NDMP Server Initialization wizard updated Node configuration wizard updated Device Configuration wizard updated
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Web Interface Updates
Usability updates to Web Interface Appearance improved by updating the images in the GUIs
The HUB, splash screens, and images updated in the TSM native GUIs for the Windows and Mac platforms and in the TSM Web Client GUIs
The UNIX GUI updated its splash screen Toolbars and tool tip help will be added to the TSM Web Client GUI
TSM Web Client GUI is now a Swing-based web applet Uplifted the current TSM Web Client to use Swing-based components Swing components have built-in accessibility support and improved keyboard
navigation Utilized the native look and feel of the platform running the browser
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TSM HP LAN-Free backup-restore TSM HP storage agent available on HP platform
LAN-Free support equivalent to LAN-Free support on other platforms Supported Configurations
HPUX 11.0 or HP UX 11i Cannot use device type generic tape Any hardware configuration that the hardware vendors support
Additional device support including optical Benefits
Improve storage resource utilization Minimizes LAN disruption
– Offload LAN Traffic– More flexible backup window
Scheduling and policy management to optimize shared resource Better performance over slow LAN
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LAN-Free LAN-Free backup-restore • Fibre Channel SCSI
not good for communication flow between host processors
• LAN: control flow, directory/file names and attributes
• SAN: data flow, directory/file data and extended attributes for storage in the server hierarchy
LAN
TSM Client
File System
Disk/Tape Hierarchy
TSM Server
SAN
ControlData
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NDMP Support
TSMServer
NASAppliance
DB
NDMP
Library Control by TSM serverWeb Client (optional)
Robotics Control NDMP Control (TCP/IP)
Backup/restore data
LAN connection
TSMServer
NASAppliance
DB
NDMP
Library Control via NAS ApplianceWeb Client (optional)
Robotics Control
NDMP Control (TCP/IP)
Backup/restore data
LAN connection
Full image backup of NAS filesystem images via NDMPDifferential image supportScheduling of backupPolicy managementTape resource sharingNo Individual file recoveryWindows, AIX and Solaris TSM ServersNetApp Filers initially
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Consistent Client Return Codes Improved automation enablement for TSM scheduler and external
scheduler Reliable, Consistent & Documented Return Codes Command line client & scheduler enhanced
Facilitates automation of client operations via user-written scripts Administrators can now distinguish between
– Scheduled backups that completed successfully with no skipped files– Scheduled backups that completed successfully with one or more
skipped files If PRESCHEDULECMD command ends with non-zero return code,
scheduled event will not run– Ensures that scheduled events will not run if prerequisite commands do
not complete successfully
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CRC - Cyclic Redundancy Checking TSM Server and Client - CRC Verifies the data that is correctly transferred from the client, stored on the
server, and returned to the client New communication and SAN hardware products are more susceptible to data loss,
thus the need for checksums Can be used in problem determination to isolate possible data transfer problems CRCs with the data backed up and restored and can be checked by TSM server
and client
Benefits misconfigured or malfunctioning network or storage hardware Additional assurance to the customer that data was successfully handled Optional: Externals updated to allow for turning CRC on and off
REGISTER NODE, UPDATE NODE, DEFINE STGPOOL, UPDATE STGPOOL and AUDIT VOLUME
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Extended platform support Windows: b-a client and API Mac OS X : Native client provides backup support for
both the UFS and HFS+ file systems. Linux Intel
EXT3 and JFS file systems Online Image backup w/EXT2, ReisterFS, and RAW LVM volumes.
Netware 6 client and Files > 4GB on NSS volumes Solaris
Sun QFS for for Solaris 2.6, 7, 8 HSM on 64-bit Solaris 8 NDMP for Solaris Server
AIX : HSM on 64-Bit AIX and HACMP NDMP for AIX server
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New TSM Packaging
Tivoli Storage Manager LAN clients and Library ( = < 2 drives or 40 slots)
Tivoli Storage Manager Enterprise Edition Above plus DRM, HSM, NDMP, Library Sharing,
Library ( >2 drives or 40 slots)
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New TDP Packaging IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Mail
Tivoli Data Protection for Domino Tivoli Data Protection for Exchange
IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Application Servers Tivoli Data Protections for WebSphere
IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Databases Tivoli Data Protection for Oracle Tivoli Data Protection for Informix Tivoli Data Protection for MS SQL Server
IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for ERP Tivoli Data Protection for R/3
IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Hardware Tivoli Data Protection for ESS Databases Tivoli Data Protection for ESS for R/3
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Tivoli Data Protection Updates TDP for ESS for DB2
Exploitation of ESS FlashCopy Multiple datastream backups Online, outboard database backups
TDP for WebSphere Application Server V1.1.1 Online backup and restore Single point of control Automatic adaptation to environment changes
TDP for Oracle V2.2.1 Support for Oracle 9i and AIX 5 HACMP Support LAN-free on HP
TDP for Informix LAN-free support on HP
TDP for R/3 64 bit support on SUN and HP Multi-Session support on NT for Oracle (RMAN) and DB2 UDB LAN-free support on HP
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TSM Roadmap
Future3Q02
2Q02TSM 5.1Recovery EnhancementsAvailability EnhancementsEase of Use/PerformanceExtended platform coverageServer-Free
TSM 5.1.XTSM server for OS/400 PASETSM server for Linux IntelIncremental network export /importLocked file access WindowsHP 64 bit serveTDP Updates
Next release of TSM
Questions?