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--- tsm:blackeagle:06sep11 [2011/09/19 20:03] – [Mac Drives] hmeij
+++ tsm:blackeagle:06sep11 [2011/09/22 17:58] (current) – [Filespace] hmeij
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 It appears most servers are simply stuffed into the first schedule listed.  Since the first window is for laptops we need to move nodes out of that slot into others, surely not all of these are laptops.  1,048 nodes so the ideal number is to have about 200 per schedule window.
+UPDATE 09/20/2011:
+  * SCHED1216 has been extended to run till 18:00 hours (did not change the schedule name ...)
+  * SCHED0912 has been created
+  * Database backup and maintenance window is now 6am - 9am (reclamation might happen but migration is stopped)
 ^  SCHED1216 node count = 550  ^
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   * Exclude external drives /Volumes/MyPassport? (western digital)
   * Exclude /Volumes/Iomega HDD?
+ANSWER
+http://www.oucs.ox.ac.uk/hfs/help/excluding.xml.ID=excludedrives
+explains nicely what Jim was talking about excluding drives via GUI and also points out you can do it via client dsm.opt settings.  but it also shows me how we can do this server side wise, so i tried with bstewart-2008 after making sure /Volumes/WD1.5TB1 and /Volumes/WD1.5TB-2 were unique, added excludes for them and boom they were gone, node back to 350GB.
+so if we adopt a convention to force / to mount at some unique mountpoint, which it already does, we could do, evaluate from bottom up
+exclude /Volumes/.../*\\
+include /Volumes/SomeApprovedVolume/.../*\\
+include.dir /Volumes/Macintosh HD\\
+In the meantime i can set up global excludes for some of our problem cases whose mountpoint are unique and if they do not need to be backed up.
 ===== Mac Drives =====
-report of 09/19/2011
+report of 09/19/2011: roughly 45 drives with a total utilized capacity of 7.7 TB
+  * last column will help you find the hogs: GB util = (capacity MB/1024) * (pct util/100)
+  * RBRAULT-DESKTOP needs to be dealt with
+  * MWEIR-2008 has a, gasp, 5 TB array on it
+It may be that some of these drives are not being backed up, as they may have been excluded before, but were not delete from TSM.
-^node_name  ^volume  ^fsid  ^platform^ fs type  ^ unicode  ^ capacity MB  ^ pct util  ^ GB ^
+^node_name  ^volume  ^fsid  ^platform^ fs type  ^ unicode  ^ capacity MB  ^ pct util  ^ GB util^
 |AMACQUEEN-DESKTOP       |/Volumes/amacqueen-extra-drive  |3       |Mac     |HFS     |Yes     |610,152.3       |73.9|451|
 |BSTEWART-2008   |/Volumes/LACIE  |8       |Mac     |HFS     |Yes     |152,625.3       |89.1|136|
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 |*:\TIMESPROSQL\TPROSERV\LOGS|
 |*:\CYGWYN\...\.CPAN|
+|*:\CYGWIN\...\USR\SHARE|
 exclude
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 |/Users/*/Documents/Microsoft User Data/Main Identity*/Database*|
 |/Users/*/Library/Mail/.../*@*wesleyan.edu*|
+|/USERS/.../DOWNLOAD|
   * Filters have been applied.  Wait for 60 days to take effect, sigh.