Nice try Ray.
I'm aware of your product, and I've passed details to a local var, so that he can
include it in an upcoming tender.
This being govrnment that won't be complete for at least 6 months.
Regards
Steve.
>>> Ray Schafer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 13/04/2001 6:06:50 >>>
Steve,
I work for T
Steve,
I work for The Kernel Group, and we have a product that will allow you to to a Bare
Metal Restore of AIX, Solaris, HP, and NT using the data in ADSM/TSM. The recovery is
highly automated.
We have solved the issues you found and more. You can check out our web site:
http://www.tkg.com/
I've got a similar query to those restoring Solaris and Linux but re AIX.
It annoys me that while I have a full TSM backup of the AIX rootVG I can't use it. The
bare metal redbook is no use, it just says to use mksysb
I've come up with a process which almost works assuming two bootable disks ar
I have seen a few references to this in the archives but no real answer. If
I have a complete failure of a Linux or Solaris client, what process do I
use to restore it? I have tried reinstalling the OS, installing the TSM
client, then doing a complete restore. (We are backing up everything but t
Quoting "Rosetti, Bill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I have seen a few references to this in the archives but no real answer.
> If
> I have a complete failure of a Linux or Solaris client, what process do
> I
> use to restore it? I have tried reinstalling the OS, installing the
> TSM
> client, then d
