Harold,
VERITAS is supposed to have a Linux-390 client in their NetBackup 5.0
product.

Robert Hodge

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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Kubannek, Harold
Sent: Friday, January 09, 2004 9:03 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Question on Backups


A quick note thanking everyone for the feedback I received.

>From all the feedback, it appears there are 4 viable solutions for us :
- Upstream S/390 Linux
- Tivoli Storage Manager
- Brightstor Enterprise Backup.
- amanda.

I have given all the info to our storage guy and he will probably decide
where we go from here.

Once again thanks.

Harold Kubannek
Senior Systems Engineer
SOFTWARE AG, Inc. - THE XML COMPANY
Voice. (208) 388-5251
e-mail. [EMAIL PROTECTED]

>  -----Original Message-----
> From:         Kubannek, Harold
> Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 10:30
> To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject:      Question on Backups
>
>
> Background : We currently run a single Linux LPAR which is taken down
> once a week during which time we run a full volume backup, using
> Innovation Data Processing's FDR Backup, off to 3590 Tape (all under
> one of our z/OS LPARS). Although this backup strategy has work up till

> now, there are apparent limitations to this approach. The most obvious

> being the inability to restore single files without restoring the
> entire volume to an alternate DASD volume, mounting that volume at a
> different mount point and copying the required files over the
> corrupt/current files. We are looking to go the z/VM route some time
> in 2004. We would like to start looking at backup/restore products
> which could help us now in the LPAR environment and into the future
> (under z/VM). We run with a StorageTech Silo which, currently, is only

> accessible from the z/OS LPARS and there are, currently, no plans to
> make it accessible from the Linux images when we go z/VM.
>
> Questions :
> 1) Is anyone using a backup product which will allow us to
backup/restore a Linux file system at the file level, from a z/OS
system?
> 2) I believe "Upstream S/390 Linux" (by Innovation Data Processing)
can do the above, does anyone currently use this product, any "war
stories" you'd be willing to relate?
> 3) Are there any gotchas we should watch out for (regarding
backup/restore products) when we move from LPAR mode to z/VM?
>
>
> Thanks
>
> -- Harold


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