After I installed the TSM Exchange TDP (Exchange 2007 CCR cluster) and tried to launch the GUI I got an error that the exchange server was unavailable. I did some digging and found out I had to launch the GUI from the tdp command line using tdpexc /excserver=exchangeservername on a clustered exchange server. On the same page they told me I could change the shortcut to the GUI to include that by adding it to target field. I opened the shortcut properties and found the target field was grayed out. So I tried creating a new shortcut with the additional information but got an error that this was invalid information. Has anyone successfully created a shortcut for the exchange tdp GUI for TSM on an Exchange 2007 CCR cluster?
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April 7, 2009 4:32 PM
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April 21, 2009 2:20 PM
I have not yet found a resolution for this. Are there any TSM users who can help me?
thnx capatinx, is it a clustered server? The /excserver is required when it is a microsoft clustered server.
try pointing it to your OPT file with this line
“C:Program FilesTivoliTSMTDPExchangetdpexc.exe” /tsmoptfile=dsmarch.opt
I don’t understand what dsmarch.opt is. I see no such file in my tdp directory. I tried adding this and it did not work either.
oops my mistake. try “C:Program FilesTivoliTSMTDPExchangetdpexc.exe” /tsmoptfile=dsm.opt.
If you open dsm.opt in notepad, there should be a line with the name of the exchange server. Thats what makes the link between exchange and TSM
I tried adding the “tsmoptfile=dsm.opt.” to the shortcut, still no go. As stated before the instructions i found say I can change the shortcut to the GUI to include /excserver=exchangeservername for the GUI to open on a clustered server by adding it to target field, but the target field is grayed out and it doesn’t work if I create a new shortcut either with that addition. For now I just open the GUI using the command line instead. At least that works. I just wish I could get the GUI icon to work. Oh well. Thanks anyway.