Hi Nick,
linux has to possibility of hot-adding scsi (fc, sas) devices by talking to
/proc/scsi/scsi, modern kernels do that better than older ones, where you have
to add each individual device manually. You might want to google for 'linux
scsi hot-add' or 'linux scsi rescan', or just read
Received the same response from IBM.
Having a disk pool for the control files removed the gaps, so I no longer have
to wait hours for a restore. However at least the backups still weren't really
streaming. The chunks were still visible in the data rate graphs, so I
downgraded to compare the
I was wondering what everyone else has done for instance ID's on their AIX or
other UNIX systems for the DB2 instance ID. Are there any issues having the ID
with no password but not being allowed to login via telnet/ssh outside of
su'ing from root?
I was also going to request the file ulimit
As for directories, I usually try to collect all my directories under a
specific path (DB, log, mirror log, archlog dir, failover dir, stgpool dir and
config dir) such as itsm. When I only have one instance I use something such as:
/itsm/home for instance home directory
/itsm/db/dbXX for
Hi,
Can an old TSM server like TSM 5.3 be the library manager server of a TSM
6.2 server?
Tape library is IBM TS3310 with LTO4 drives
library manager server: AIX 5.3 + TSM 5.3
library manager client: AIX 6.1 + TSM 6.2
Thank you,
Mehdi
