Or, make the 'hotsite' the primary server and the building with the clients
the secondary.
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Why not mirror the TS
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>Well, that is the issue/alternative/suggestion.
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Well, that is the issue/alternative/suggestion.
Just exactly how do we mirror a "volume" across an IP link, since that is
going to be the most likely connection betwe
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Let me preface this with, I am not sure how to completely ask these
questions since I don't have all of the details bu
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Why not mirror the TSM logs/DBs to the hotsite, when the source server
fails bring up the target server pointing to the mirrored DB/logs?
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I did not intend to imply you can&#
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Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 2:36 PM
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That is what I guessed from the docs. I was hoping I was wrong !
So, of what value would a
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My understanding is that when you use source/target server, you think of
the
"target" TSM server as just an electronic vault. It is NOT the same as
having a backup TSM server
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Let me preface this with, I am not sure how to completely ask these
questions since I don't have all of the details but hopefully someone can
give me some idea of how TSM can/will handle this, if at all possible.
Current conf
If I was setting this up..
I would use the remote mirroring of the disk (both MVS and Open
systems) using the available disk technologies (ie SRDF for EMC).
Base upon the fact that TSM does appear to recover 99% of the time even
if the server is not shutdown cleanly I also assume the remote
Let me preface this with, I am not sure how to completely ask these
questions since I don't have all of the details but hopefully someone can
give me some idea of how TSM can/will handle this, if at all possible.
Current configuration: TSM 4.1 on OS/390 using 3590B tape drives in a
3494 ATL
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