Well, you're right. Server consolidation is a good thing.
But I usually (for simplicity) try to have one machine with one TSM server
doing all the work. Why do you need several different instances of TSM on
the same box? Why not just have one instance?
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Jeff Bach
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Subject: Re: Multiple TSM* Servers On Same Machine
1. Less hardware to manage
2. SCSI tape resources can be shared
3. DISK resources can be moved between instances without an outage
4. Multiple interfaces can be shared
5. One TSM server license
6. Can be implemented in a few hours
7. Works around application bottlenecks
8. Cheaper
DIS
1. Harder to upgrade
2. Memory allocation can be an issue
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Subject: Multiple TSM* Servers On Same Machine
Hi all,
Why would one put multiple TSM servers on a single machine?
What are the advantages and disadvantages? What are the
scenarios?
History:
We have one AIX system with one TSM server with two libararies
attached.
Robert Miller
Armstrong
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