In the following example, we print the volume name and the storage pool of all volumes: my $arrayref = $tsm->select("* from volumes") įoreach my $element "$element->\n" Each element of the array contains a reference to a hash with the column names as the keys and the corresponding values. This select command returns a reference to an array of hashes with the output. my $arrayref = $tsm->select("select_string") I have implemented 3 select commands to query the database directly: 1. The output itself will be an array of output lines. If anybody knows a better (without going through an outputfile), please let me know. I am currently using the UNIX pipe mechanism which will create an unformatted output stream. Please be aware, that output is different of what you usually see at the console itself. The most common command is the regular administrative console: my "tsm command") Specify another file with a user id and the password.Īfter initiating an instance with the TSM server, you can use it to access the tsm server.
#Tsm 4 connecting to server password#
Specify user and password (not recommended, since the password is in clear text). my $tsm->new(id => "user_id", pa => "password") The password can still be provided in the. Specify the TSM user, whoc should be used for the command. If you don't like this mechanism, you can influence the behaviour as follows: 2. miss information, the user will be prompted for the ID (if missing) and the password. If the files are missing, cannot be read. tsmrc either in the current directory or in the HOME directory of the user who executs the command (in this order).
This is the default way, which will manage the ID and password handling for you. The first step of connecting to the TSM server is to create a new TSM instance by one of the following ways: 1. The installation works as usual: perl Makefile.PLīefore using the module, you have to specify its usage with use TSM As of now, I can not guarantee that it will work on Win32 systems. It has been developed under AIX 4.3.3, TSM 4.1.2 and PERL 5.6.0. This module will give you a convenient access to the administrative console of the TSM server. My $hashref = select_single("select_string")
My $entries_added = select_hash($hashref, "select_string") My $outputstring = $tsm->dsmadmc("options", "tsm_command") My $tsm->new(id => "user id", pa => "password") Grant the FastBack Server service administrative rights by changing the logon as properties for the FastBack Server service to an Active Directory administrator account.TSM - Perl extension for the Tivoli Storage Manager SYNOPSIS use TSM Change the Active Directory settings to allow for anonymous enumeration SID and name translations.If the FastBack Manager does not connect to the FastBack Server and the FastBack Server is running on a system that is part of an Active Directory domain, complete the following steps: From the menu, you can add or claim a repository. After FastBack Manager is displayed, you can add a repository by selecting General Configuration > Storage Pool > Repository Pool.If you do not want to identify a repository, click Cancel. If this is the first time you start the FastBack Manager, you can click Add Repository to identify a repository.After you select the domain, the configuration is loaded.Click Login. Letters must be typed in the correct case. The authorization policy is case-sensitive. In the login window, type your user name.
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