Hi Mike,
was looking for the same thing some days ago.
Found this in the V7.1 Info Center:
Converting client nodes for store operations on a target replication server:
If a source replication server is unavailable, you can convert client nodes
to be non-replicating nodes. Non-replicating client n
Hello Folks:
I've been searching all day, but haven't been able to find an answer on my
own yet.
Is anyone using Node Replication on TSM 7.1?
I am tasked with coming up with some sort of disaster recovery solution for
TSM 7.1 -- we are currently running server v6.2, and I want to take this
oppor
You don’t have to get rid of all your DISK space. The best practice has been to
keep enough DISK space to receive two nights’ worth of backups. That storage
pool would be set up so its next storage pool (for MIGRATE STG commands) would
be ONSITE. You could keep enough to hold 30 days' worth of d
> What I want to accomplish is I want to set the primary pool to keep10
> versions of files for 30 days, and 10 versions of inactive files also
for
> 30 days, and keep the last version for 30 days, but I want the copy pool
> to keep teh last version of an inactive file FOREVER.
I know of no way to
Using this set up doesn't this mean the backups would go to the tape first
if the tape pol were the primary pool? Wouldn't that make backups slower?
How do I get backups to go to the disk first while still having different
expiration for each?
Thomas Taylor
System Administrator
Jos. A. Bank