Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2008 9:35 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: LTO1 to LTO4 migration question
I'm trying to find the best way to migrate a 3584 library from LTO1 to LTO4
media. For a period of time, both drive types will be installed. I know
the library can be partitioned, but c
It should not put tapes in wrong drive. LTO4 drive can read/write
LTO3 tape and can read LTO2 but not LTO1.
David Longo
>>> TSM User <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 6/5/2008 11:01 AM >>>
Thanks for the info--this is what I was hoping to read. We will be
retaining enough LTO1 drives in the environment for l
Thanks for the info--this is what I was hoping to read. We will be
retaining enough LTO1 drives in the environment for long enough to migrate,
and we do expect to actively migrate data as well as force all new data to
the new media. Mostly, I wanted to be certain that the various components
would
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Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] LTO1 to LTO4 migration question
You do not have to partition the library, mixed LTO devices can exist in
same logical library now.
Install and configure the LTO4 drives. Then label/checkin LTO4 tapes
and create new Tape Stg Pools. Then take an existing Mgmnt Class
You do not have to partition the library, mixed LTO devices
can exist in same logical library now.
Install and configure the LTO4 drives. Then label/checkin LTO4
tapes and create new Tape Stg Pools. Then take an existing Mgmnt
Class and point it to new tape pool. Data will then go there and gra
I'm trying to find the best way to migrate a 3584 library from LTO1 to LTO4
media. For a period of time, both drive types will be installed. I know
the library can be partitioned, but capacity is already pretty tight, and it
would almost certainly require continuous "redrawing the borders" as the
