You can continue, with upstart, to use the standard init.d way of starting and
stopping a service with upstart. I like upstart better than Plymouth for that
reason.
See Ya'
Howard Coles Jr.
John 3:16!
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU] On Be
On 13/01/2012 15:03, Rick Adamson wrote:
Hi All
I installed the TDPVE and it works untill now ok,
I managed to backup and restore Full Machine and files with the Mount
Utillity,
My Env includes 3 VC, and one proxy for now (Physical One),
but the VC plugins i installed on a 3 different VM Guest
a. Look for service files in this directory
/lib/systemd/system
b. make service file
c. enable the service system with systemctl enable .service
d. start the service
I never doit, but this the theory
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU] On Behal
RHEL6 is supported by the TSM 6.3 client. 'Upstart' is replacing /etc/inittab
in RHEL6 for starting dsmcad, but I'm not finding the documentation in the TSM
6.3 Information Center on how to set that up.
Has someone else found this in the documentation, or developed a reliable way
to do it?
T
Wanda,
In regard to VM versus physical proxy; I tried the VM approach but went
physical strictly to remove the backup footprint from the VMware host,
thus leaving them for additional VM's (plus not providing my VMW admin
the opportunity to complain). The guest VM's and host impact running
backups
1.- In version 6.3, when you have finished the configuration. DP for VE
include the Vcenter plug-in. When you open the Vcenter Client, then plugins
and you select TDP for VE plugin, this will be connect to DP for VE machine
to show the configuration, wizards, etc. DP for VE has an ewas and
