Kelly Lipp wrote:
> > In that environment, then, what does it all mean? You never have all of
> > your files backed up into any one location at any one time anyway! So
> > it becomes a point-in-time thing: at this point in time, everything is
> > as good as it can possibly be...
> >
> > For Wind
In that environment, then, what does it all mean? You never have all of
your files backed up into any one location at any one time anyway! So
it becomes a point-in-time thing: at this point in time, everything is
as good as it can possibly be...
For Windows clients, try the journaling option. T
Kelly Lipp wrote:
> Skylar,
>
> In our systems, we backup stg first and then migrate so we know we have
> one done before the other. In your case, you synchronize theses
> processes (our STORServer Manager product does this for you) by creating
> scripts.
>
> I guess I don't really worry too much
On Oct 19, 2006, at 8:54 AM, Skylar Thompson wrote:
Kelly Lipp wrote:
Yes there is a way to do write to two tapes simultaneously: one
primary
and one copy. Use the copystg parameter on the primary pool to set
this. This action behaves with respect to the collocation
parameter on
each pool. S
Sent: donderdag 19 oktober 2006 17:54
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: Tivoli storage manager migration/backup
Kelly Lipp wrote:
> Yes there is a way to do write to two tapes simultaneously: one
> primary and one copy. Use the copystg parameter on the primary pool
> to set this. This
On Thu, 19 Oct 2006, Skylar Thompson wrote:
Is there a way to guarantee that data is backed up to a copy tape pool
before being migrated to the primary tape pool? We want to avoid any
tape-to-tape transfers before we have two known-good copies that we can
recover from.
Note that you can enable
Skylar,
In our systems, we backup stg first and then migrate so we know we have
one done before the other. In your case, you synchronize theses
processes (our STORServer Manager product does this for you) by creating
scripts.
I guess I don't really worry too much about a tape failure before the
Kelly Lipp wrote:
> Yes there is a way to do write to two tapes simultaneously: one primary
> and one copy. Use the copystg parameter on the primary pool to set
> this. This action behaves with respect to the collocation parameter on
> each pool. So if the primary pool is collocated and the copy
Yes there is a way to do write to two tapes simultaneously: one primary
and one copy. Use the copystg parameter on the primary pool to set
this. This action behaves with respect to the collocation parameter on
each pool. So if the primary pool is collocated and the copy is not,
the correct thing
