Re: BACKUPSETS on TSM OS/390

2002-04-29 Thread John Naylor

Zoltan,
The answer to your first query is yes you can create backupsets with a file
device class and let sms manage them,
including dfhsm migrate to tape if you want.
Not sure what you are trying to achieve  in your second question, and have not
done this myself, but I believe
1) The client would definitely have to be same os as original backupset client
2) Restorability would depend on what local devices allowed for that particular
client.
John








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Has anyone used BACKUPSETS on the OS/390 platform ?

Can the output be a disk file (i.e. can I create a DEVICE CLASS of FILE
and let SMS manage the files being created ?)

Once I create the BACKUPSET file, can I say, FTP it to another platform,
i.e. my PC ? so that anyone could restore from it, using the client ?








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Re: BACKUPSETS on TSM OS/390

2002-04-29 Thread Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU

This is what I want to do:

1.  Create the BACKUPSET on the OS/390 server to a flat file
2.  FTP the file (binary) to another box/pc
3.  Restore the files from the BACKUPSET to the pc the file was FTPed to.

How close/similar do the filesystems have to be ?  For instance, can I
restore a Novell server backup files to another non-Novell box ?





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Zoltan,
The answer to your first query is yes you can create backupsets with a
file
device class and let sms manage them,
including dfhsm migrate to tape if you want.
Not sure what you are trying to achieve  in your second question, and have
not
done this myself, but I believe
1) The client would definitely have to be same os as original backupset
client
2) Restorability would depend on what local devices allowed for that
particular
client.
John








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Has anyone used BACKUPSETS on the OS/390 platform ?

Can the output be a disk file (i.e. can I create a DEVICE CLASS of FILE
and let SMS manage the files being created ?)

Once I create the BACKUPSET file, can I say, FTP it to another platform,
i.e. my PC ? so that anyone could restore from it, using the client ?








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Re: BACKUPSETS on TSM OS/390

2002-04-29 Thread John Naylor

Zoltan,
As far as I am aware there is no local device client  backupset restore for
Novell, so you are stuck with standard backupset restore across network.
I believe that backupset restore is operating system dependent ie. a novell
client backupset can only be restored to a novell client.
John





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This is what I want to do:

1.  Create the BACKUPSET on the OS/390 server to a flat file
2.  FTP the file (binary) to another box/pc
3.  Restore the files from the BACKUPSET to the pc the file was FTPed to.

How close/similar do the filesystems have to be ?  For instance, can I
restore a Novell server backup files to another non-Novell box ?





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Zoltan,
The answer to your first query is yes you can create backupsets with a
file
device class and let sms manage them,
including dfhsm migrate to tape if you want.
Not sure what you are trying to achieve  in your second question, and have
not
done this myself, but I believe
1) The client would definitely have to be same os as original backupset
client
2) Restorability would depend on what local devices allowed for that
particular
client.
John








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Has anyone used BACKUPSETS on the OS/390 platform ?

Can the output be a disk file (i.e. can I create a DEVICE CLASS of FILE
and let SMS manage the files being created ?)

Once I create the BACKUPSET file, can I say, FTP it to another platform,
i.e. my PC ? so that anyone could restore from it, using the client ?








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Re: BACKUPSETS on TSM OS/390

2002-04-27 Thread Anthony Wong

The output can be a disk file using device class of FILE


I am not sure what SMS manage??

can I say, FTP it to another platform,
i.e. my PC ? so that anyone could restore from it, using the client ?

The following is not addressing your question. but good to know.



Beware that  when restore local backupset from any devices  , TSM client
will check or verify node password  , Anyone can steal your backupset and
restore to his machine using TSM client.

 To prevent backupset restore to another machine, use TSM encryption to
protect your files when backup to TSM server. Then generate the backupset .
The file will still be encrypted in your backupset.







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Has anyone used BACKUPSETS on the OS/390 platform ?

Can the output be a disk file (i.e. can I create a DEVICE CLASS of FILE
and let SMS manage the files being created ?)

Once I create the BACKUPSET file, can I say, FTP it to another platform,
i.e. my PC ? so that anyone could restore from it, using the client ?