samples/drafts of SLA questionnaires for backup & retention?

Hello all! We are going to absorb a complex contractor-prepared system (with >20 servers) into our backups. Management has requested that I put together some questions for the contractors to ensure we have all the bases covered for backup/archive retention & disaster recovery. I have been go

New Tape Library

Hi John , Thanks for your reply .. I have deleted library , drive , drive and library paths ...I have restarted the TSM service ..but still im seeing the entries of old libraries in libvol and move data is running fine ..how to clear the old entries from the libvol ... +

Re: changing the management class of inactive versions

If you changed the node to a new domain without the management class that the inactive files were bound to, wouldn't it fall back to the default management class of the new domain? Or will it be "orphaned" and never expire? Regards, Shawn Shawn Dre

Re: samples/drafts of SLA questionnaires for backup & retention?

I thought I'd try to refine the requestmaybe get a taker or two. What questions do you ask an application provider when they request TSM services-an analogy I can see here is in academia-New NSF grant money for study, includes hw/sw. Prof has oodles of grad students writing apps to gather da

Moving TSM data.

I currently running TSM server 5.5 on Windows 2003 Server R2 SP2 on an IBM server. I am using IBM SAN for my disk storage. The SAN is out of warranty. I have a SCSI array connected to a HP server running the same OS. I want to see if it is possible to robocopy the data currently on the SAN and move

Re: Moving TSM data.

Your posting doesn't tell us the nature of the data that is on the SAN. If it is a TSM disk storage pool, you can put the SCSI array under it as a storage pool in the hierarchy and migrate down to it, to thereafter dispose of the SAN and have the SCSI array take its place. Richard Sims

Re: Moving TSM data.

We need a bit more info - By "disk storage", what do you mean? Do you mean your TSM DB, or your disk pool? (and is it a random or sequential pool?) Assuming you want to use a network drive in your TSM disk storage pool, that will work fine. Just define your volumes using the UNC name for the dr

Re: New Tape Library

Hello You use "CHECKOut LIBVolume" with remove=no and checkl=no -Original Message- From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Hemi Sent: Monday, July 14, 2008 8:09 PM To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU Subject: [ADSM-L] New Tape Library Hi John , Thanks for your reply ..