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Our network guys grumbled a little about ADSM at first. But
now they acknowledged that it's saved their bacon on several
occasions. And, no, while we've purchased BRMS for this same
400, we've yet to put it into service.
Speaking of BRMS, the last time I went to COMMON I was really
disappointed with the session on BRMS. While hoping for an
intro and maybe then intermediate 'how to', basically what I
got was 'get training' 'get training' 'get training'.
PEwald@glazers.com
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Backup/integration - As400 & NT
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MIDRANGE-L
At the company I worked for previously, we used ADSM to backup all our
servers. The 3570 was attached to the 400.
You also have to purchase the appropriate clients in addition to ADSM. The
3570 tape library had to be configured differently to allow the 400 to back
up. There is a SIGNIFICANT learning curve, and since you said this would be
a "temporary" situation I don't think ADSM is a viable option. The network
guys hated ADSM and eventually put their own tape drive on the server and
used ARCSERVE.
rob@dekko.com@midrange.com on 10/02/2000 10:54:20 AM
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Subject: Re: Backup/integration - As400 & NT
Use ADSM instead of BRMS.
charlotte.wells@marshallcaven
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owner-midrange-l@midrange.com Subject:
Backup/integration - As400 & NT
10/02/00 02:03 AM
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Running a 720 v4.4. Is there any way of backing up an NT server to our 3570
drive without having to buy BRMS ? This will just be used as a temporary
solution. Currently there is no relationship between the 400 and NT
servers, other than they are all on the ethernet LAN.
We are also considering putting NT on the 400, using an INS card - any
gothchas here? How well did this work?
Any ideas/suggestions gratefully received.
TIA
Charlotte
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