TSM backup/restore VMware image via lanfree

Hi, I’m very confused about TSM and VMware restoration via lanfree. As I researched, I found that there is two main functionally of TSM and VMware backup/restore. The first one is using TSM B/A client that integrated “vmware backup tools”. And the second is TSM for VE. Feature: === 1.

Re: Journaling support question

I am backing up to physical tape. Is there any way to get mmbackup to back up more than 100 files at a time? David -Original Message- From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU] On Behalf Of Kenneth Bury Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2012 6:11 PM To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU Sub

Re: Moving to TSM Capacity based licensing from PVU - experiences

-Keith Arbogast wrote: - >For those who are wavering between that and PVU based, it may help, >depending on your client mix, to know that the 6.3 client reports >Processor Vendor, Processor Brand, Processor Type, Processor Model >and Processor Count. So, one doesn't need to install the Li

Re: Moving Archive data between *nodes*

Hi, Rick. As an aside, if you rename those nodes, have you thought about how you'll find those archives later? Most people start with, "I need data. It lived on xyz server." On to your question. Do you need them to have the same node name? What about naming them ArchiveNode1 and ArchiveNode2,

AW: Server upgrade to 6240

file dsmupgdx.trc is only written if you use upgrade wizard. We used manual method, typing in commands. No such file is written with this method. Von: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU]" im Auftrag von "Fernando Florentino [fernando.florent...@

Re: Server upgrade to 6240

Check file dsmupgdx.trc located in the c:\program files\tivoli\tsm for Windows or /opt/tivoli/tsm/server for Aix, Solaris, HP-UX and Linux. On Tue, Jul 17, 2012 at 10:42 AM, Feyerabend, Matthias wrote: > Hello, > > we are testing upgrade to Server 6240. > We are using two Linux boxes, one hosts

Server upgrade to 6240

Hello, we are testing upgrade to Server 6240. We are using two Linux boxes, one hosts restore image of Server 5, the other has Server 6240. Doing Method 4: New system, network method. Load Format on new Server Version 6240. Then inserted and extracted over network. Successful. But: New Server do

Re: Moving to TSM Capacity based licensing from PVU - experiences

Ian et al; We have a Capacity Based license now, and so far so good. For those who are wavering between that and PVU based, it may help, depending on your client mix, to know that the 6.3 client reports Processor Vendor, Processor Brand, Processor Type, Processor Model and Processor Count. So,

Re: Moving Archive data between *nodes*

Chavdar, Thanks. There is something to win there, maybe. We could abandon the current OS nodename and create a seperate for archives. I could then rename the node in TSM to 'Archivenode' and the filespaces belonging to that node as well. How about this: I have 'Node1' with archives and 'Node2' wit

Re: Moving Archive data between *nodes*

Hi You can use rename node & rename files space commands to do the job On Tue, Jul 17, 2012 at 1:55 PM, Rick Harderwijk wrote: > Hi, > > In cleaning up old domains and nodes, we have 'found' some nodes that have > archives bound to it. We do wish to part with the old nodes, but not with > the arc

Moving Archive data between *nodes*

Hi, In cleaning up old domains and nodes, we have 'found' some nodes that have archives bound to it. We do wish to part with the old nodes, but not with the archives. Is there any low impact method to rebind the archive data to a new node? I've been reading up on export node / import node, but it