Aside from the logos, and who provides the support, the ML60x0 and the
TS3310 appear to be the same library. (Make sure the slot counts are the
same, etc.)
Dell sells (wink wink) "Tandberg" LTO4 tape drives in theirs. Tandberg
doesn't make LTO drives AFAICT, and the drive firmware on the Tandberg
Anyone using the Dell ML6020 library? I believe it's a re-brand of the Scalar
i500. I have this library on one of my TSM servers but thinking of expanding
it and upgrading the drives to use it exclusively for my enterprise library.
It would be a lot cheaper than going with a new IBM TS3500.
A
The reclaim storage pool or my move data option will both work. One is
automated (the reclaim storage pool) while mine is manual.
If you have the disk space, use the RSP method.
Kelly Lipp
CTO
STORServer, Inc.
485-B Elkton Drive
Colorado Springs, CO 80907
719-266-8777
www.storserver.com
-Or
On Jun 24, 2008, at 2:40 PM, Joaquim Carmona wrote:
Kelly and Richard,
I understand your point, instead of reclamaing space I should
reclaim a new tape drive!
As you know, things are not that easy, so, until I got the new tape,
can you please tell me if my idea of each tape libray being the
re
Kelly and Richard,
I understand your point, instead of reclamaing space I should reclaim a new
tape drive!
As you know, things are not that easy, so, until I got the new tape, can you
please tell me if my idea of each tape libray being the reclaim storage group
of the other, will work or Kelly
On Jun 24, 2008, at 2:11 PM, Kelly Lipp wrote:
Time to buy another tape drive for your library! TSM hates systems
that
aren't designed correctly.
If you have disk space, you could issue move data commands on the
volumes needing to be reclaimed:
Tsm> move data volumeintapepool tostg=diskpool
Time to buy another tape drive for your library! TSM hates systems that
aren't designed correctly.
If you have disk space, you could issue move data commands on the
volumes needing to be reclaimed:
Tsm> move data volumeintapepool tostg=diskpool
Poor man's reclamation processing.
Kelly Lipp
CTO
Hi,
We just started to use TSM a couple of months ago and it has been a lot
of fun ;-) to discovery the solutions for our problems.
We have another one now, about the volume reclamation. The scenario:
.A disk pool named DISKPOOL
.A Tape Library named ON_SITE_POOL with one drive
.Another Tape Li
Syntax with \...\ are for include/exclude only and not for file
specification for any TSM action like backup or archive.
So, the right syntax should be e:\archivefolder\* with the -subdir=yes
option (and -archmc=ar366 if needed, but no influence about what is
arhived).
--
Best regards / Cordia
I apologize for asking this because I know it's come up before...
however
Over the years there have been a number of different client admins using
different syntax. If I want to archive e:\ArchiveFolder and everything
in it which syntax do I use?
e:\archivefolder\*
e:\archivefolder\...\*
and
Client manual topic "Managing multiple schedule requirements on one
system" in Appendix A describes the handling of multiples.
Richard Sims
My dsm.opt file has entries
Servername = A
Servername = B
These are define on dsm.sys. When I start the script, only "A"
schedule is loaded, b is not;
On Tue, Jun 24, 2008 at 4:46 AM, Geert Schepers
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> We used this information for Fedora, Client 5.5.0.4 with succes
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We used this information for Fedora, Client 5.5.0.4 with succes
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21159406
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