bare machine recovery for mainframe operating systems

2011-06-15 Thread Mehdi Salehi
Hi, Is the concept of bare machine recovery applicable for z/OS and other mainframe operating systems like zLinux? Thank you, Mehdi

SV: bare machine recovery for mainframe operating systems

2011-06-15 Thread Christian Svensson
Hi Mehdi, If you are looking at CBMR and TBMR, then no. Does products don't support any mainframe OS. Best Regards Christian Svensson Cell: +46-70-325 1577 E-mail: christian.svens...@cristie.se Supported Platform for CPU2TSM:: http://www.cristie.se/cpu2tsm-supported-platforms

Re: bare machine recovery for mainframe operating systems

2011-06-15 Thread David E Ehresman
FDR (and probably other mainframe backup products) support BMR. >>> Mehdi Salehi 6/15/2011 5:49 AM >>> Hi, Is the concept of bare machine recovery applicable for z/OS and other mainframe operating systems like zLinux? Thank you, Mehdi

Re: bare machine recovery for mainframe operating systems

2011-06-15 Thread Nick Laflamme
On Jun 15, 2011, at 4:49 AM, Mehdi Salehi wrote: > Hi, > Is the concept of bare machine recovery applicable for z/OS and other > mainframe operating systems like zLinux? z/VM and, as far as I know, z/OS come with utilities designed to be booted when the system is down; think of a "boot floppy" o

Re: Another export question

2011-06-15 Thread Wolfgang J Moeller
Hi, sorry for being late! On Thu, 9 Jun 2011, Timothy Hughes wrote: >[...] > Question - this may be obvious but I want to make absolutely sure > > Does exporting data at the same time it is backing up cause a issue? > > Example: I am exporting a client node from TSM SERVER A to TSM SERVER B an=

Re: TSM client security question

2011-06-15 Thread Thomas Denier
-Hans Christian Riksheim wrote: - >If I have two customers connected to the same TSM-server, customer A >can retrieve the data of customer B if he gets hold of a TSM admin >password. > >Besides client side encryption, any method to prevent that? I have done cross-system restores using a T

Re: TSM 6.x and HADR

2011-06-15 Thread Prather, Wanda
I'm interested in hearing from folks using it. >From the presentation, I am uneasy at all the cmd-line DB2 setup commands >required to use it, and wonder if it's suitable for a shop with no in-house >DB2 expertise. Once it's set up, how much time/expertise does it take to monitor/manage it? I

Ang: Re: TSM 6.x and HADR

2011-06-15 Thread Daniel Sparrman
The work to set it up really isnt that bad. You setup the main TSM database, do a offline backup of it and restore it to your secondary (standby) DB2 instance. You then configure the following parameters on each database (you can get the values by typing "db2 get db cfg for TSMDB1"): HADR_LOCA

Re: Ang: Re: TSM 6.x and HADR

2011-06-15 Thread Prather, Wanda
Thanks! -Original Message- From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU] On Behalf Of Daniel Sparrman Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2011 10:14 AM To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU Subject: [ADSM-L] Ang: Re: TSM 6.x and HADR The work to set it up really isnt that bad. You setup the main

ATTENTION: Tivoli Request For Enhancement (RFE) Process

2011-06-15 Thread Andrew Raibeck
Hi all, I want to share this information with you regarding a new process for entering TSM product enhancement requests. Beginning June 11, 2011, the preferred method for all IBM Tivoli Software clients interested in entering new Requests for Enhancements (RFEs) for a majority of Tivoli Software

Tivoli Request for Enhancements (RFE)

2011-06-15 Thread Pagnotta, Pam (CONTR)
Hello, I just learned that TSM Administrators no longer have to go through their IBM Tivoli Sales Representatives to request changes/enhancements to TSM and I thought I would share this information with you. As of June 11, 2011, The Tivoli RFE Community page is available for almost all of the T

Re: rc-scripts to start and stop multiple tsm client scheduler for linux red hat

2011-06-15 Thread Rainer Strunz
You do not have to create different scripts to accomplish this task. Simply bundle your settings using appropriate servername stanzas in dsm.sys and use a script (see http://www.dat.lrz.de/dat/dsm/scr/#mdsm, "DSM multiple schedule daemons manager") to manage one or more schedule daemons by separat

Operating System default excludes

2011-06-15 Thread Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU
Where can one find what the "Operating System" default/built-in excludes are for each OS? Or, better yet, are there such lists for anything other than WINDOWS? I ask this since on a Linux system, "Q INCLEXCL" only shows what is being exclude via dsm.sys exclude statements. But on a Windows box,

Re: Operating System default excludes

2011-06-15 Thread Remco Post
On windows, the 'OS' default excludes are managed in the registry somewhere and you could use tools like ntbackup to edit them. On real operating systems, there are very few parts that you want to skip. Usually on Solaris and Linux tmpfs (/tmp) is excluded, but other than that everything.

Re: TSM client security question

2011-06-15 Thread Hans Christian Riksheim
On Wed, Jun 15, 2011 at 4:30 PM, Thomas Denier < thomas.den...@jeffersonhospital.org> wrote: > I have done cross-system restores using a TSM administrator account > with system privilege, and the TSM client documentation indicates > that I could have done the same thing if my account had policy pr

Performance in 6.2.2.x with Win2k8 64bit?

2011-06-15 Thread Prather, Wanda
Can anyone who has converted from V5 to V6.2.2.0 or V6.2.2.2 on Win2K8 64b confirm for me that you are running OK? Have a customer who did the conversion from V5 on Win2K3 32b to V6.2.2.2 on Win2K8 64b and new server hardware. Performance is measurably degraded. Background processes are slow