Stef,
I totally concur with you. I also use quite a lot of (ksh) scripts and I
don't feel like throwing them overboard, especially because the guys are
our servicedesk do the tapehandling and they have little knowledge of TSM.
Richard.
Stef Coene <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: ISC on WinXP or Unix
On Tuesday 04 January 2005 14:22, Richard van Denzel wrote:
> How the .... am I going to administer my TSM Server(s). I sometimes have
> to do this on a 56k dial-up connection and I don't want to blow-up this
> line by running the java-sh.t remotely.
Welcome to the world of the new enterprise solutions :)
Personally, I think the ISC will is a real disadvantage.
We have a lot of small customers and having 1 GB of ram only for the ISC
is
ridiculous. We have an inhouse developed set of perl script that we use
to
monitor TSM and to do some administration that's not so easy to do with
the
web administrative interface (handling tapes, client option sets and so
on).
I think we will develop some more scripts and never use the ISC. Maybe we
will never install it at all.
Stef
