Re: Fw: Re: BRMS Set Up

[Jim Oberholtzer <midrangel@xxxxxxxxxx>]

 Other than adding tapes to BRMS, no, I think you have it covered.

Since you are indicating this is a DR box rather than a production 
system, there are quite a few more issues to deal with, but they are not 
BRMS related.  You need to be sure the replication software is doing 
what you expect, and how to manage the replication during the back up.  
Also, I am guessing that changes to the production BRMS are not mirrored 
to the DR box, so be sure to keep them in sync.

Lastly.  You need to put up the network feature.  There is little reason 
not to spend all that money on replication software and not buy the 
network feature so both systems are aware of each others tapes etc.

If you read the manuals you will be in much better shape in the long run.

Have fun

Jim Oberholtzer
CEO/Chief Technical Architect
Agile Technology Architects, LLC


On 9/7/2010 2:32 PM, Darell Wheeler wrote:
> Jim,
>   
> I have completed the following on the DR box:
> 1.Set up Media Class-Have copied this from prod as I have to set this up on DR on which prod replicates
> 2.Set up Media Policy-Have copied this from prod as I have to set this up on DR on which prod replicates
> 3.HAve copied SAVFULL control group from Prod since business requires full system save of DR every day
> 4.Set up BRSMAINT to run every day after backup using option 8 against control group SAVFULL and set it to *YES
> 5.Changed the attributes of SAVFULL on DR and made it similar to Prod
> 6Using WRKDEVBRM verified the config of Prod and DR are same.
>
> Is there anything else I need to set up to get BRMS going.
>   
> I would once again like to thank you and Rhishabh for all your efforts in guiding me
>   
> Darrell