Re: Moving archive data to a directory container

2017-11-29 Thread Stefan Folkerts
That's a way to do it, you do need to reduce max and offline reorg the database after the conversion to get everything to run at 100% speed without wasted database space after the conversion I prefer to upgrade the old server to 7.1.7 and replicate the data from tape/VTL/whatever to the new server

Re: Moving archive data to a directory container

2017-11-29 Thread Matthew McGeary
Node replication would be the only real way to go directly to the container pool. You could define the file-class pool on the same storage directories as the new container pool, so that once you land everything and convert, you have two pools but don't waste any storage. __

Re: Moving archive data to a directory container

2017-11-29 Thread Marc Lanteigne
Not to a directory container pool, only to a traditional pool. - Thanks, Marc... Marc Lanteigne Accelerated Value Specialist for Spectrum Protect 416.478.0233 | marclantei...@ca.ibm.com Office Hours: Monday to Friday, 7:00 to 16:00 Eastern

Re: Moving archive data to a directory container

2017-11-29 Thread Chavdar Cholev
create server to sever comm and export import node... it should work hth Chavdar On Wednesday, November 29, 2017, Marc Lanteigne wrote: > Hi, > > You might be able to use node replication to move the data from the old > server into the new server. > > If you go with the import into a filepo

Re: Moving archive data to a directory container

2017-11-29 Thread Marc Lanteigne
Hi, You might be able to use node replication to move the data from the old server into the new server. If you go with the import into a filepool method, you don't need two directory container pools, you can convert the filepool into the existing container pool. - Thanks, Marc...

Moving archive data to a directory container

2017-11-29 Thread Loon, Eric van (ITOPT3) - KLM
Hi guys! We are migrating our clients from a version 6 server to a new 7.1.7 server with a directory container pool. Switching clients is easy, just updating the option files and they will start a new backup cycle on the new TSM server. But a lot of clients also store long term archives. I can't