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Changing passwords for client nodes
An administrative user with either system privilege, unrestricted policy privilege,
or restricted policy privilege for the policy domain to which the client node is
assigned can change the password of a client node.
In Example 8-15, we change the password for the client node named MILES to
LAND, using the update node command.
Example 8-15 Changing passwords for client nodes
tsm: ATLANTIC>
ANR2063I Node MILES updated.
Tip: You can only change a node password if that node is not currently
accessing the server.
Deleting file spaces for a client node
An administrative user with either system privilege, unrestricted policy privilege,
or restricted policy privilege for the policy domain to which the client node is
assigned, can delete node file spaces. File spaces contain a client's backup and
archive data. There are one or more file spaces for each client.
The delete filespace command creates a server process that deletes one or more
file paces as a series of batch database transactions. If the delete filespace
process is canceled or if a system failure occurs, a partial deletion can occur. In
this case, a subsequent delete filespace command for the same node will delete
the remaining data. You must delete all backup and archive file spaces that
belong to a client node before you can delete that client node.
Important: Use the delete filespace command with caution. It deletes the
client's backed up and archived data from the Tivoli Storage Manager server,
including any data in copy storage pools.
Example 8-16 displays the file spaces for the client LOSGATOS.
Example 8-16 Querying file spaces for a client node
tsm: ATLANTIC>
Node Name
--------
LOSGATOS
LOSGATOS
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update node miles land
query filespace losgatos
Filespace FSID Platform
Name
---------- ---- --------
/ 1 AIX
/opt 2 AIX
Filespace Is Files- Capacity
Type pace
Unicode?
--------- --------- --------
JFS2 No
JFS2 No
Pct
(MB) Util
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32.0 44.9
128.0 76.1