Hi all
Right, I know I have been here before but we are still having some baaad
problems with our Mac SX 5.2.3.12 clients.
I'm currently still only running TSM Server 5.1.6.2 on Solaris until the
hardware arrives for the upgrade (v soon), but as far as I am concerned,
there should be no problem running 5.2 clients on a 5.1 server. In fact, as
far as I know the *TSM structure is designed to accommodate this.
Now, at the moment, the file systems on the two Mac servers are NT unicode
enabled as this will mean full backups for both servers (which will take
some time). I would rather get the server upgrade out of the way before
doing this if it's even necessary.
So, the problems I am seeing are whole groups of directories not being
backed up! Since the upgrade to 5.2.3.12 I have been allowing the client to
backup via the scheduler demon (which I could never get to work properly
before). But I can see that where the client used to check some 300,000
files, it now only check 70,000 approx!
I have never seen such problems with any other clients flavours and I
really don't know where to start looking. Are there other people out there
running Mac clients that are getting complete successful backups and if so
is there something I'm doing wrong. Sadly I'm not a Mac admin so there may
be something S based that is wrong.
Any help would be much appreciated as people are not very happy (and who
can blame them).
All the best
Farren Minns
John Wiley & Sons Ltd
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