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12.Identify the vault name with set drmvaultname, as shown in Example 19-15
on page 598. You can specify any string or leave the default value of VAULT.
Example 19-15 Setting the vault name
tsm: LOCHNESS_SERVER1>set drmvaultname "Rocket Vault"
ANR6700I SET DRMVAULTNAME command completed successfully.
19.2.4 Verifying the settings
You can display and check settings of the DRM parameters with the query
drmstatus command, as shown in Example 19-16.
Example 19-16 Querying DRM status
tsm: LOCHNESS_SERVER1>q drmst
DB Backup Series Expiration Days: 6 Day(s)
Recovery Plan File Expiration Days: 6 Day(s)
19.3 Daily operations
After setup, DRM will now manage your tape movements and generate a
recovery plan for you. As we discussed in Chapter 12, "Scheduling" on page 371,
a number of operations are scheduled to happen after the client backups are
complete. For disaster recovery, we are concerned with the first of those
schedules, backing up the primary storage pool and database. The list below
details the procedures required for DRM operations on a daily basis:
1. Back up the primary storage pools to copy storage pools.
2. Back up the Tivoli Storage Manager database.
3. Perform DR tape movement commands.
4. Generate a recovery plan.
5. Physically transport media and plan off-site.
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Recovery Plan Prefix: C:\TSMDATA\DRM\PLANS\LOCHNESS-DR
Plan Instructions Prefix: C:\TSMDATA\DRM\INSTRUCTIONS\
Replacement Volume Postfix: @
Primary Storage Pools: DISKDATA DISKDIRS TAPEDATA
Copy Storage Pools: OFFDATA OFFDIRS
Not Mountable Location Name: East dock
Courier Name: Rocket Couriers
Vault Site Name: Rocket Vault
Check Label?: No
Process FILE Device Type?: No
Command File Name:
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