Grigori,.
As I understand it VMware is moving away from the VCB framework method
of backups and is starting to develop their own backup appliance called
VMware Data Recovery - currently at v1.2 - which is a simplistic
disk-to-disk only in-line deduped solution for VMware free with VMware
Louw,
If VCB has no future with ESXi, maybe VMware Data Recovery for image backups
with global de-duplication for all guests + FLR on guests to restore files is
the best solution now?
For me is not clear, what is the relationship between TSM and VDR backup
appliance?
I hope it is possible to
Grigori.
1. VCB is still officially the right way for backing up VM's from
VMware's (and IBM's) perspective and TSM 6.2 has some nice enhancements
to get this done. Unfortunately VCB will be discontinued
http://app.connect.vmware.com/e/es.aspx?s=524e=12880125 after ESX 4.x
2. vDR is the new
Thank you very much for detailed information.
Grigori G. Solonovitch
Senior Technical Architect
Information Technology Ahli United Bank Kuwait http://www.ahliunited.com.kw
Phone: (+965) 2231-2274 Mobile: (+965) 99798073 E-Mail:
grigori.solonovi...@ahliunited.com
Please consider the
While I'm still waiting for IBM to correct my support contract so that I
can talk to them about this (ahem...) - will Tivoli 6 run on a 32-bit
system? When we purchased the software, I could have sworn that the
server I have was sufficient. But all the documentation that I've found
lately just
What platform is your server? Windows?
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Dana,
You find all the server requirements at
http://www-01.ibm.com/software/tivoli/products/storage-mgr/platforms.html?S_CMP=rnav
The memory constraint of a 32bit OS will be a possible bottleneck of course for
the DB2 server.
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On Tue, 22 Jun 2010 13:41:48 +0200, louw pretorius l...@sun.ac.za said:
1. VCB is still officially the right way for backing up VM's from
VMware's (and IBM's) perspective and TSM 6.2 has some nice enhancements
to get this done.
I'm aware that using VCB permits you to shift backup work from
We at UF are galloping in the VM direction, and I'm dissatisfied with
TSM's solutions in this space. Virtualization offers profound
simplifying abstractions, and I am beginning to feel I'm losing ground
because I can't take advantage of them.
With backup-oriented deduped storage devices
HI Alan.
Most of my customers who are moving into VM for production systems
need/want full VM backups as well as TSM-type file-level backups.
The full VM backup is an image backup of the .vmdk file containing the
VM guest.
The horror of running production apps on Windows is the dreaded DR
Question,
Is there any documentation on backing up a VM that's on a different TSM
Server that the PROXY or the VCB server? Both the Proxy and the VCB
server's are Windows boxes.
Tim
Prather, Wanda wrote:
HI Alan.
Most of my customers who are moving into VM for production systems
Hi all,
I am still seeing the following error and it doesn't seem to be a space
issue.
06/22/2010 02:08:07 ANSE ntrc.cpp(768): Received Win32 RC 31
(0x001f) from GetBackupStreamSize(): uc_CreateFile. Error
desription: A device attached to the system is not functioning.
06/22/2010
We are currently using IBM device driver 6.2.04 for our 3584 library with
3592-E05 drives. Server is running Windows 2003 and TSM 5.5.3.0.
I was reading the driver documentation and saw that there is a registry setting
that will force the tape driver to maintain its mapping (device name) after
Tim, when it comes to VCB backups so long as your VCB Proxy can see the disk
the VM is on you can perform a VCB backup of it. If not, you can't.
Ray
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Thanks Ray,
How can I tell if the VCB Proxy can see the disk the VM is on? This
VM is on a different Tier network so it may not be able to see I am not
positive I just need a way to verify that I am correct.
Also, and this is to anyone who cares to respond, I read The
protecting VM with
Stef,
Thanks for the suggestion. The iocp has been enable and it is available but
still installation failed with same error (SEVERE : Aborting installer: Content
is not allowed in prolog. )
It is unbelievable to see no improvement on the installation of the pkg after
almost a year since 6.1
On 22 jun 2010, at 21:59, Timothy Hughes wrote:
Thanks Ray,
How can I tell if the VCB Proxy can see the disk the VM is on? This
VM is on a different Tier network so it may not be able to see I am not
positive I just need a way to verify that I am correct.
the disks for the VMWare
Remco, Thanks for the Information
Regards
Tim
Remco Post wrote:
On 22 jun 2010, at 21:59, Timothy Hughes wrote:
Thanks Ray,
How can I tell if the VCB Proxy can see the disk the VM is on? This
VM is on a different Tier network so it may not be able to see I am not
positive I just need
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