Session 1: INTRODUCTION TO TIVOLI STORAGE MANAGER
- Introduction
- Objectives
- IBM Tivoli Storage Manager
- TSM platform support
- IBM Tivoli Storage Manager
- Backup /Restore
- Archive/Restore – Long Term Storage Functionality
- Tivoli Storage Manager Products
- Installing Tivoli Storage Manager on AIX
- Prerequisites Required by the ITSM Server
- Basic Components Installed by IBM Tivoli Storage Manager
- Install IBM Tivoli Storage Manager License on AIX
- Registering and Querying Licenses from the Command Line
- Backup/Archive Client Prerequisites
- Backup archive client Installation Steps
Session 2: MANAGING STORAGE POOLS AND STORAGE POOL VOLUMES
- Introduction
- Objectives
- Storage Pools, Storage Pool Hierarchies & Storage Pool Volumes
- Storage Pool Hierarchies
- Device Classes
- Device Class and Storage Pool
- Defining Storage pools
- Update / query storage pools
- Defining storage pool volumes
- Deleting Storage Pools and Volumes
- Automatic Data Movement
- Storage Pool Migration
- Reclamation
- Collocation
Session 3: INSTALL AND CONFIGURE TAPE LIBRARY ATTACHED TO THE IBM TIVOLI STORAGE MANAGER SERVER
- Introduction
- Objective
- Install and Configure Tape Library Attached to the IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Server
- Prepare Tape Cartridges for Use in an IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Tape Library
- Checking in Volumes
- Create Scratch Tapes by Using the LABEL LIBV Command
- Checking Out Volumes
- Auditing a Library
- Managing Storage Pools and Storage Pool Volumes
Session 4: SCHEDULER
- Introduction
- Objectives
- Overview of Schedules
- Central Scheduling Mode – Client Polling
- Central Schedule Mode – Server Prompted
- Selecting Schedule Methods
- Additional Scheduling options
- Additional Client Polling Options
- Additional Server Prompted Options
- Identify Tasks/Actions that can be scheduled for Clients
- Consistent Client Return Codes
- Managing Client/Server Sessions
- Defining Schedules
- Define the schedule using Command Line
- Schedule Example
- Define Association using Command Line
Session 5: CLIENT CONFIGURATION
- Introduction
- Objectives
- Identify the types of Clients
- Using the command line
- Using the web client
- Using GUI
- Administrative Control of Access
- Configuring Client Access to Server
- Define include/exclude option
- Include/exclude processing
Session 6: DATABASE & RECOVERY LOG
- Introduction
- Objectives
- Database and Recovery Log
- Transactions
- Recovery Log Transaction Modes
- Normal Mode
- Roll Forward Mode
- Space Allocation
- Database and Recovery Log Space
- Estimating the size of the database
- Cached and copy Storage pool sizes
- Overhead
- Estimating the Size of the Recovery Log
- Reducing the Database and Recovery Log Space
Session 7: BACKUP-ARCHIVE CLIENT FUNCTIONS
- Introduction
- Objectives
- Types of Backups Available from the GUI
- Incremental (Complete) and Journal-based Backup
- Journal-based Backup
- Incremental by date (only)
- Incremental (without journal)
- Always backup selective
- Snapshot image backup
- Restore operation
- Point-in-time restore
- Archive Process
Session 8: MONITORING AND LOGGING EVENTS
- Introduction
- Objectives
- Monitoring and Logging Events
- Client Message Candidates
- Client Event Formatting
- Message Formatting
- Client Event Processing
Session 9: ENABLING CLIENT EVENTS FOR THE STORAGE MANAGER CONSOLE
- Storing Clients in the Activity Log
- Querying Client Events in the Activity Log
Session 10: POLICY MANAGEMENT
- Introduction
- Objectives
- Policy Management
- Policy Specification
- Copy Group Attributes
- Policy set
- Command line to define policy set
- Validating a policy set
- Management class
- How are files bound to management class
Session 11: BACKING UP THE DATABASE
- Introduction
- Objectives
- Backing up the database
- Full Backup versus Incremental Backup
- Database (out-of-band) snapshot Backup
- Database Backup Command
- Database Backup Related Commands
Session 12: PRIVILEGE CLASSES
- System privileges
- Storage privileges
- Unrestricted Storage Privileges
- Restricted Storage Privilege
- Policy Privileges
- Operator privilege
- Analyst privilege
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