How to perform a GIG MIG -- MIDRANGE-L

Subject: How to perform a GIG MIG
From: Steve_Sambolic@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Wed, 17 Nov 2004 10:09:37 +1000
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Does anyone have any information on how to perform a GIG MIG at V4R5?

I am wanting to replace 5 x 4GB with 5 x 17GB drives. I have been advised
there is a procedure that will migrate the data off the 4GB drives onto the
remaining DASD. I will then put in the new drives and balance the data
across all the drives. My current system is at V4R5 and is sitting at 82%
utilisation of DASD.


Steve Sambolic
Systems Engineer
Fiserv Australia
Ph: 02 9409 2058
Mob: 0408447798
Fax: 02 9409 2033
www.fiservcbs.com

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Follow-Ups:

RE: How to perform a GIG MIG , Doug Hart
Re: How to perform a GIG MIG , Pat Barber

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