There is a way to start a backup from the TSM / IBM Spectrum Protect server itself, and that is by defining a client action. For example, to start an incremental backup on a node, run:
define clientactionYou can use wild cards like * in the node name, for example:action=incremental
def clienta node* act=iYou can monitor the schedule event, using the following command:
q ev * @1You may cancel this schedule, by running:
delete schedule [policy domain] @1
If you found this useful, here's more on the same topic(s) in our blog:
- Restoring individual files from a mksysb image
- Spectrum Protect / TSM: Display deduplicaton bytes pending removal
- JFS2 snapshots
- What did the TSM admins do?
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