Understand, though, what the actual TSM handling is, to fully
appreciate what happens with stored objects. Files don't have
expiration dates in the TSM database: they have instantiation
datestamps and deactivation datestamps. The deactivation datestamp
plus the retention period determines the ex
Thanks Del
Certainly not there.
It looks like IBM have not activated the TDP for Mail in Passport
Advantage for our Account, I will be getting this sorted.
Thanks muchly.
Del Hoobler wrote:
The parts to look for are:
* IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Mail V5.5
Data Protection for Micros
On Nov 6, 2008, at 4:05 AM, Craig TSM wrote:
Interesting, I am aware of the deactivation time you mentioned.
Now its been a while but from what I remember changing the policy
retention either by changing current or moving node to another, did
not
change this deactivation date, remembering this
Does ALMS apply to the TS3310? No.
On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 5:01 PM, Clark, Robert A <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Do you have virtual I/O enabled?
>
> Does 3576lib and its control path drive really correspond to cgoatl03?
>
> [RC]
>
> -Original Message-
> From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [m
My boss is talking about us having a site that will host hardware for our
core applications, including TSM. By what he is saying we want to have the
most recent backup, and that's all, at the second site at any given time.
This would include a handful of Windows clients, several AIX clients, one DB
There are all sorts of bells and whistles you can do with a DR scenario,
but you need to keep in mind that you want that TSM DR instance up and
operational as soon as possible. Here are some ideas:
1. Synchronous replication of your TSM database.
2. Electronic vaulting of copy pools to the library
Robert,
As far as letting IBM handle the spare, that depends on how many hours you
are from the depot. The "odd" drive (preferably in the local library if you
have a remote also) will still get used a lot, whenever a job needs a tape,
the mount can proceed and you may not have to wait for the dis
Hello,
TSM Server 5.5.0.3 running on AIX 5.3 ML6, clients are a mixed lot as
usual.
We are going to migrate this to a SUN Solaris Server, Solaris 5.10.
Primary client is solaris, ~80TB active data, ~300TB of inactive/archive
data.
Can anyone point me to a Redbook or the section in the Admin Gu
On 6 nov 2008, at 22:04, Evans, Bill wrote:
Hello,
TSM Server 5.5.0.3 running on AIX 5.3 ML6, clients are a mixed lot as
usual.
We are going to migrate this to a SUN Solaris Server, Solaris 5.10.
why? probably too late, but really, stick with AIX. I'd say this is
one of the least used platf
I figured as much, export/import is not blazingly fast, so, 2020 is
probably a pretty good estimate.
Why? IBM charges about 3 times more in maintenance costs than SUN (at
similar performance points)
Thanks for the insights.
Bill
On 6 nov 2008, at 22:04, Evans, Bill wrote:
> Hello,
>
> TSM Se
Get out an envelope and a piece of paper. On the envelope write: "To my
successor: When you consider migrating your TSM server to a different
platform, open this envelope."
Write everything up to this point including this sentence on the piece
of paper. Put the paper in the envelope and put it in
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