3592 media.
Cheers,
Neil
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
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John C Dury
Sent: Friday, September 07, 2007 9:42 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: [ADSM-L] Request advice on moving from IBM 3494 Library
We currently have two 3494
at we have to keep for 2 years, it's a cost/GB that couldn't be beat.
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Strand, Neil B.
Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2007 2:56 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: Request advice on movin
] Request advice on moving from IBM 3494 Library
We currently have two 3494 libraries with 6 3590-H drives in each that
have each been paid for and depreciated and are still working well for
the most part. One of the libraries is offsite but accessible via dark
fiber we own and is setup as a copy
> If we currently have 6 3590-h drives in the 3494 library, do you think can
> we get by with 4 LTO-4 drives in the new libraries given that speed and
> storage capacity is so much better with LTO-4 drives? Most of the tape
> activity is backups only. Occasionally we have a file restore or two.
It
On Sep 7, 2007, at 9:42 AM, John C Dury wrote:
...Any LTO-4 libraries more reliable than others? Do tapes last 5
years? ...
Tape life is limited by usage. Manufacturers will quote various
number on archival lifetime (sitting on shelf; usually 30 years),
number of load/unload operations, and n
We currently have two 3494 libraries with 6 3590-H drives in each that have
each been paid for and depreciated and are still working well for the most
part. One of the libraries is offsite but accessible via dark fiber we own
and is setup as a copy storage pool for DR. We are looking into upgradin
nt: Tue 2/13/2007 12:18 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Big fun with Windows 2003 and IBM 3494 libraries
Well, I figured out why the ibmatl install seemed to hang. The ibmatl.readme
text file comes up during the install, and the install won't finish until you
close the text file. No doc
Well, I figured out why the ibmatl install seemed to hang. The ibmatl.readme
text file comes up during the install, and the install won't finish until you
close the text file. No documentation on this little gotcha, either.
Sigh.
Now I'm trying to figure out whether the server is talking to the
Zoltan -
That sure sounds like a fault in the 3494 Library manager software.
As an embedded system, that's wholly up to the hardware folks to
pursue. I would hope that after installing the new PC and LM
software that they applied all available LM software updates. In any
case, they need to purs
We recently upgraded the 3494 Tape Library hardware (bigger, faster
Library Manager pc) to add more tape drives for TSM.
This system is attached to my 2-AIX TSM servers.
Now, we have started to see the following error messages in my AIX logs:
Jun 1 04:55:48 agena lmcpd[12136]: ERROR on 3494atl,
Hi
I have RS/6000 SP2 wide node with AIX 4.3.3 attached to ESS storage box
having Informix database 7.24 UC3. We backup this database using TDP for
Informix version 3.7 with ON-Bar. We use the command "onbar -b -L 0" to
backup whole database and also backup logical log. We restore it at Disaster
beginning.
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From: Edward(Ed) J. Finnell, III [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2002 7:00 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Ethernet connection IBM 3494
Thought you had to get the "storage expert" $$$ to get this feature?
Edward(Ed) J. Fi
Thought you had to get the "storage expert" $$$ to get this feature?
Edward(Ed) J. Finnell, III
Enterprise Systems/Proj. Mgr.
url:www.ua.edu
IBM 3494
The main thing using tcp/ip communication method with a 3494 is that it
enables you to use more tape drives.
Each RS232 attached host means one less tape drive that may be put in the
atl.
Also if you have a network outage, you stand the chance of dropping your
connection to your atl.
We
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et card to do
that.
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From: Ganu Sachin, IBM [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2002 2:13 AM
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Subject: Ethernet connection IBM 3494
Hi
Is there great significance in getting LAN card for IBM 3494. I mean what
are the things you can
D]
Subject: Ethernet connection IBM 3494
Hi
Is there great significance in getting LAN card for IBM 3494. I mean what
are the things you can manage using LAN card and also with RS-232 cable ?
Regards
Sachin
e run both, generally RS232 until I need to max out an environment with
tape drives.
I have no complaints with either.
Dwight
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Subject: Ethernet connection IBM
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Subject: Ethernet connection IBM 3494
Hi
Is there great significance in getting LAN card for IBM 3494. I mean what
are the things you can manage using LAN card and also with RS-232 cable ?
Regards
Sachin
Hi
Is there great significance in getting LAN card for IBM 3494. I mean what
are the things you can manage using LAN card and also with RS-232 cable ?
Regards
Sachin
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Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2001 10:45 AM
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Subject: Re: IBM 3494
Quoting "Cook, Dwight E" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Are you on a ship ?
His telephone area code indicates that he is in California.
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>His telephone area code indicates that he is in
Quoting "Cook, Dwight E" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Are you on a ship ?
His telephone area code indicates that he is in California. I have
seen pictures of household water heaters that fell over during
earthquakes in California. Some types of computer equipment are as
tall in proportion to their wid
>His telephone area code indicates that he is in California. I have
>seen pictures of household water heaters that fell over during
>earthquakes in California. Some types of computer equipment are as
>tall in proportion to their width as a water heater, so there is real
>reason for concern about e
Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 11:41 AM
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Has anyone ever bolted down a 3494 library? From what I can find and
what IBM CE's have said, it hasn't been done before. Most people just
drop the unit on it's legs however the data center we'
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Gerald Wichmann
Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 9:41 AM
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Subject: IBM
Has anyone ever bolted down a 3494 library? From what I can find and
what IBM CE's have said, it hasn't been done before. Most people just
drop the unit on it's legs however the data center we're in requires all
equipment to be bolted down. Anyone run into this situation?
Gerald Wichmann
System E
> What I am
>looking for is a solution that allows TSM servers to mount tapes in any
>available drive. Is that what you have?
No, we just have dedicated drives per TSM server, but share the library. We
want to share the drives as well, but we are moving to SAN/FC before we
attempt any driv
requirements?
Thanks,
Manuel J. Sanchez
Assurant Group
(305) 252-7035 x32153
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Paul,
We are not SAN sharing yet. All we have is three TSM servers using the IBM
3494. One server has three 3590 tape drives connected, a second has two,
and the last just one. Sometimes the first server is not really using all
tapes, that is why we want to go to a more intelligent solution. What
>Are all the servers connected to the library?
>What is the connection the TSM servers have to the library?
>TCP/IP or RS232?
TCP/IP
>What is the connection the servers have to the tape drives?
>FC or SCSI?
Migrating, some FC, most are still SCSI.
>Are you happy with the library sharing solution
st Stor Manager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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We are considering to share an IBM 3494 tape library among 3 Tivoli
servers, two of the servers are at TSM
We are considering to share an IBM 3494 tape library among 3 Tivoli
servers, two of the servers are at TSM 4.1.2 and one is at 4.1.3.
The library has six 3590 E1A tape drives.
As today the three servers are connected to the library via RS232 serial
connection, and SCSI to the tape drives. Some
>We're moving adsm server 3.1.2.40 to same platform but different machine
>(IBM Netfinity 7000). What driver is required for IBM 3494 ATL? Is there
any
>site where i can download this?
>Here some details for info.
>new server: IBM Netfinity 7000
>old server: Com
Hi all,
We're moving adsm server 3.1.2.40 to same platform but different machine
(IBM Netfinity 7000). What driver is required for IBM 3494 ATL? Is there any
site where i can download this?
Here some details for info.
new server: IBM Netfinity 7000
old server: Compaq proliant 5500
t and the atl's
here have always worked just fine ;-)
Dwight
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From: Prather, Wanda [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 12, 2001 1:43 PM
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Subject: Re: : IBM 3494 Automated Tape Library Information needed
We have 2 3494's in hou
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Does anybody know of the price comparison between the dual
gripper option and the high availability option on the 3494? It
would seem that the HA option on the 3494 would be eminently more
useful than the dual gripper option.
We, too, have seen simil
chard Sims [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2001 8:44 AM
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Subject: Re: IBM 3494 Automated Tape Library Information needed
We have a 3494 with a dual gripper. Based upon experience, I'd
recommend not getting a dual gripper unless you have a high
frequen
We have a 3494 with a dual gripper. Based upon experience, I'd
recommend not getting a dual gripper unless you have a high
frequency of tape transitions. I'd expect that few shops have
that kind of usage, and would find the tape cells otherwise lost
to dual gripper equipage to be far more valuab
desktops. The server
> is 9121-570 mainframe running VM/ESA 2.4. The tapes used for this
> service are Magstar 3590s which were recently upgraded to Model E11.
> The next step in our plan is to automate the tape mounting activity.
> That's where I need your advice!
>
> We
automate the tape mounting activity.
That's where I need your advice!
We're considering purchasing a used IBM 3494 automated tape
library (ATL), and moving our 3590 drives into the ATL.
We're looking for feedback on 3494s - reliability, performance,
serviceability, etc. It would b
ff like that.
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From: Reinhold Wagner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 12, 2001 1:11 PM
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Subject: : IBM 3494 Automated Tape Library Information needed
David,
our 3494 is about 2 years old and the roboter is moving the whole day - no
David,
our 3494 is about 2 years old and the roboter is moving the whole day - no
problems. It's a
fantastic machine.
We purchased the box not on the second hand market - but during my mainframe
days most of
our IBM machines were purchased used. Maybe IBM fails in writing good software
(TSM 4.1.
AM
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Subject: IBM 3494 Automated Tape Library Information needed
Hi.
We are currently using TSM (formerly known as ADSM) to provide
backup services for approximately 3,000 desktops. The server
is 9121-570 mainframe running VM/ESA 2.4. The tapes used for this
service are M
Hi David
I have used STK-9710 and IBM-3494 libraries within the past 6 years.
The 3494 is by far more robust.
The checkin and checkout procedures are simpler.
The dual gripper is an issue. In six years I have only seen a problem with
a gripper once. Therefore I would not consider it from a
y
On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, Mahesh Babbar wrote:
> Hi ,
>
> I am facing a very starnge problem.
>
> My Environment is:
>
> IBM Backup System: NSM 3466 C-30
> RS 6000 , OS version AIX :- 4.3.2
> TSM : 3.7.4.0
>
> Hardware :
>
>
t: Re: Very Strange Problem related to IBM 3494 library
Author: rbs ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at internet
Date:15-02-01 1:25 AM
> 3.) I get following message on the library manager console:
>
> A cartridge could not be released from Gripper 1 , Accessor A
Grippage problems c
> 3.) I get following message on the library manager console:
>
> A cartridge could not be released from Gripper 1 , Accessor A
Grippage problems can indicate an alignment problem in the 3494 frame.
The 3494's robot has no "eyes" to see where it's going, but rather
remembers where all pos
We experience the same problem. The solution was to use cardboard to shield
the light.
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Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2001 2:14 PM
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Subject: Re: Very Strange Problem related to IBM 3494 library
As
Mahesh Babbar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2001 6:32 AM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Very Strange Problem related to IBM 3494 library
>
>
> Hi ,
>
> I am facing a very starnge problem.
>
> My Environment is:
>
>
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Subject: Very Strange Problem related to IBM 3494 library
Hi ,
I am facing a very starnge problem.
My Environment is:
IBM Backup System: NSM 3466 C-30
RS 6000 , OS version AIX :- 4.3.2
TSM : 3.7.4.0
Hardware :
IBM 3494 Library
1
Hi ,
I am facing a very starnge problem.
My Environment is:
IBM Backup System: NSM 3466 C-30
RS 6000 , OS version AIX :- 4.3.2
TSM : 3.7.4.0
Hardware :
IBM 3494 Library
1 Gripper
3 frames in total
L12
D12
S10
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