Thank you, all!
Timothy, I am impressed, almost everything you said in your introduction is
true.
I am still ‘digesting’ your options (didn’t have much time, had some problems
with JES2). Just wanted to thank you for such an elaborate answer.
I am considering options 1b and 2b, although we
Natasa,
If I understand correctly, you have data -- let's call them files --
residing on distributed Windows, UNIX, and/or Linux servers. You also have
mainframe-attached tape drives with WORM tape cartridges available, for
example IBM TS1120 tape drives with 3592 WORM cartridges. It's likely
Hello!
I am trying to find the best way to archive open systems data on WORM
tapes, if possible without buying TSM. Some of our OS data is consolidated on
Symmetrix, but most of it is distributed on various servers.
The objective here is to be able to fill the WORM tape and to be able to
WORM TAPES
MFNetDisk emulates 3390 disk with data in disk storage connected to PC
(example: hard disk).
MFNetDisk emulated disks are good candidate to replace tapes as a cheaper
and unlimited size and reliable storage media.
Any 3390 disk (mirror) can be changed to READONLY and by that to be
In a message dated 4/1/2008 3:10:52 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
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The objective here is to be able to fill the WORM tape and to be able to
retrieve data if needed, of course. And to keep it as simple as possible.
If someone is doing this, or has some hints and
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