Neil,
One possible approach is to install the Windows TSM Server, connect it
to the library, then set up server-to-server communications between the
Solaris server and Windows server. Once this is established, you can
use EXPORT NODE to copy the data from the Solaris server to the Windows
server.
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Sparrman
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Subject: Re: Migration of TSM server
Only way of migrating between platforms(Windows > UNIX, UNIX > Windows,
Mainframe > UNIX/Windows and so on) and retai
Only way of migrating between platforms(Windows > UNIX, UNIX > Windows,
Mainframe > UNIX/Windows and so on) and retain the information stored in
your library is to do a export-import scenario(server-to-server would
probably be the way to go) of all data between the servers.
Best Regards
Danie
Neil
Some in the past have reported success in moving a database between
platforms by using a database backup on an NFS mounted volume. I
daresay that a SMBFS transfer would accomplish the same thing. There
may also be a big/little endian conversion issue between Sparc and
Intel hardware. If t
==> On Wed, 1 Jun 2005 16:56:30 +0100, Neil Bowen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> The powers-that-be wish to migrate this to a Windows 2003 box using the
> same tape library - and soon. It's a political decision and not really
> up for debate at the moment. The first TSM consultants that I've
> appro
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>Normally, I'd Google and read up but I need some feedback pdq. Our TSM
>server is a Sun 280R with 1 x 750MHz CPU, 1GB RAM sunning Solaris 2.8
>but, to be honest, this system is underspecified and sometimes
>can't cut
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>>The idea of moving off of OS/390 is because we are taking too much CPU
and weekly IPLs.
W
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>>The idea of moving off of OS/390 is because we are taking too much CPU
and weekly IPLs.
Why weekly ipls? One of the big advantages of mainframe technology is that
ipls are (should be) infrequent
If your TSM is in a sharing lpar the TSM dispatching priority can be set so
iam F. Colwell
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Ryan,
IBM does have incremental server to server export at the 5202 server level. It came in
below that but I am not sure where. Of c
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>We didn't move any backups, we did fresh
t of the
logistics for us, as clients are scattered all over.
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Bill,
Thanks for
could look into
making that work
Thanks!
Ryan
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of data already on tape. Or did you not move any data from
>the OS/390 side and just start with fresh backups?
>
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backups?
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Hi Ryan,
I am at the tail
Hi Ryan,
I am at the tail end of a conversion from OS/390 to solaris. I don't have
a document to share with you. One nice thing that helped a lot is to do an
"export server filed=none" to a disk file on OS/390, FTP it using bin to the UNIX box.
On the UNIX box define a devicetype to see the dire
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