I'm asking these questions for a friend.
(Environment is TSM 5.5 server on Linux x86_64, with EMC EDL, and 50GB
tapes..)
If a VTL is setup to emulate a 3584, will TSM have problems if the volume
count in the library is higher than a real 3584 can hold? (More than 4096
volumes for example.)
(I've
Just an FYI: changing disks to "independent" will also result in them being
excluded from any VMware snapshots as well.
~Rick Adamson
Jax, FL.
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ads...@vm.marist.edu] On Behalf Of Paul
van Dongen
Sent: Wednesday, July 21, 2010 8:58
Hello Steve,
I did something like this some time ago. I had the Vmware admin set the
database disks as "Independent", as this type of disk is not included in the
VCB snapshots.
I used a script to interface with vcbmounter but I think the BACKUP VM command
would work as well.
Regards,
Paul
Move drm for bringing back volumes creates a command file which is essentially
a macro containing the commands you would like to be executed on the return of
a volume.
Withihn this command is substituted the volume name.
For example, our return volumes script is as follows:
Dsmadmc -server=serve
