On 23 okt 2009, at 00:13, Dury, John C. wrote:
We are currently running TSM server v5530 under AIX. The AIX server
has a mixture of different speed (266mhz and 133mhz, both 64bit) PCI-
X slots. With 4 4g HBAs. Our system is connected to a Clariion
CX3-80 where the TSM DB and Recovery Log and Dis
According to IBM, AIX outperforms Linux on the same box between 5% to 10%.
Maturity, flexibility and reliability of AIX and POWER architecture in my
opinion make it a far better choice for such a critical service. (I am not
against Intel)
I wonder why you don't configure lan-free scenario instead
Hi *SMers,
Try to learn the ISC on request from a customer. (Don't know why).
But I want to get "Access status" or "q vol f=d" from a tape volume in
ISC. Does anyone know where to go to find that?.
ISC version 6.1.0.0
Best Regards
Christian Svensson
Cell: +46-70-325 1577
E-mail: christian.sve
Wanda,
The way Storserver scheduling works is that you create a schedule, assign the
nodes to it, and Storserver uses the "maximum concurrent backups" setting to
keep as many plates spinning as you told it, until they are complete. That
way, if your proxy server is struggling, or has extra hea
I had a similar setup about 2 years ago and ran into some throughput problems
also.
First, you need to measure the speed of tape output when doing migrations,
disk-to-tape, and some sort of tape-to-tape processes. I found with my setup
that I was getting faster transfer speed when doing tape-to
# IMNSHO, IBM pSeries hardware is the best there is for large I/O
# workloads. I've seen AIX do things that Linux wouldn't survive.
I've always wondered about this. We have p570s and we can throw anything
at them, and they won't even breath hard.
But if you spent $100K on p-series, and $100K on
On Oct 23, 2009, at 4:27 AM, Mehdi Salehi wrote:
According to IBM, AIX outperforms Linux on the same box between 5%
to 10%. ...
Well, there is a single AIX product, but many versions of Linux
(unfortunately). Without a citation for the claim, it's not clear
that the assertion is true. A furt
I studied this in some detail as it obviously comes up often in my practice.
If one reads the IBM documentation on the latest x3850/x3950 M2 one will
observe that the data paths within that architecture are actually faster than
in the latest pSeries hardware. That said, Windows or Linux ineffi
Hi Christian,
I"m not sure what you mean by "Access status" - if you mean q status,
some of the information is in the server properties notebook. From any
panel with a list of servers, select y our server and the action Server
Properties. The information on whether or not is is managed or is a
Is there any reason why ftp.software.ibm.com
is asking for a userid and password now? I've
rerouted all requests for TSM software to
index.storsys.ibm.com, but this one can be
flakey at times, too.
I did try userid=anonymous and password=email,
but no luck.
Gretchen Thiele
Princeton University
Try this:
ftp://service.boulder.ibm.com/storage/tivoli-storage-management/
I think this is same as ftp.software.ibm.com
Joe Crnjanski
Infinity Network Solutions Inc.
Phone: 416-235-0931 x226
Fax: 416-235-0265
Web:www.infinitynetwork.com
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Hi,
you could test this web page. you won't need to authenficate.
http://ftp.software.ibm.com/storage/tivoli-storage-management/
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Enviado: vie,23 octubre, 2009 19:39
Asunto: IBM FTP server asking for userid and pas
Hmm,
You can go directly to
ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/storage/tivoli-storage-management/maintenance
for instance, and it doesn't ask
thanks!
lisa
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Kelly,
At 11:27 AM 10/23/2009, Kelly Lipp wrote:
>If one reads the IBM documentation on the latest x3850/x3950 M2 one will
>observe that the data paths within that architecture are actually faster than
>in the latest pSeries hardware.
I'm curious - does your analysis include the number of busse
Thanks to all for your responses.
The userid/password prompts are now gone.
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Paul,
Yes, the bus structures are similar and in the x M2 variants faster. I just
attempted to lay my hands on a the technical paper I read about this to no
avail and I'm struggling to recreate the search I used to find it originally.
When I went after that is was my intent to confirm that th
I found it!
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redpapers/pdfs/redp4362.pdf
Actually a fairly fun read. Way cool technology. I'm sure it will show up in
the pSeries soon anyway so the hardware issues become further blurred.
Kelly Lipp
Chief Technical Officer
www.storserver.com
719-266-8777 x7105
STOR
I didn't read the whole thing, but it looks like there are only 7 I/O slots?
Does it have RIO drawers similar to the higher end pSeries?
At 03:46 PM 10/23/2009, Kelly Lipp wrote:
>I found it!
>
>http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redpapers/pdfs/redp4362.pdf
>
>Actually a fairly fun read. Way cool tech
Hi Gretchen,
The ftp site ftp.software.ibm.com should not be requiring a user
name and password. I just checked the ftp site after seeing your message
and it looks like the ftp site is running into a problem. I don't see any
of the files or directories that should be there. I'll see if
Seven slots, but you can stack up to four servers to get to 28 slots.
Kelly Lipp
Chief Technical Officer
www.storserver.com
719-266-8777 x7105
STORServer solves your data backup challenges.
Once and for all.
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