Hi,
Few month ago, we upgraded two lib. 3584 from LTO1 to LTO2.
In our case, it was very simple, LTO3 is just read compatible with LTO1
cartridge, so...
>From my experience, I think that the best is to replace LTO2 cartridges as
>soon as possible with LTO3 cartridges.
By replcacing vaulted cartridge when they become scratch, and move data,
migration, and so.. (so many solutions :-)
A special point is the vaulting. If I understand everything, you send copies
offsite.
We encounter lot of problems with bad cartridges since we are with LTO3, and
exclusively with cartridges coming back from off-site...
We are actually building a new solution with electronic vaulting to avoid
cartridges problems.
Pierre Cayé
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Objet : [ADSM-L] Best Business Practice for upgrading LTO2 drives in IBM 3584
Library
Hi.
I am looking for the Best Business Practice for upgrading LTO2 drives in IBM
3584 Library. We have fourteen LTO2 in the library and about thousand or so
LTO2 tapes. Would it be best to upgrade the some day the
LTO2 drives to LTO3 and replace the LTO2 tapes as they become bad or on a
quarterly basis replace the LTO2 scratch tapes that come from off-site to LTO3
tapes?? Or is there something better??
What does others have in their future years budget plans for tape drive
3584 library L32/D32s upgrades (LTO3, LTO4, etc.)??
