Hi Stephan,
Spectrum Protect relies on Db2. Db2 does not support RHEL 8 yet.
Once that happens, Spectrum Protect will be able to test and fully
validate it.
The current target is not defined not, but I suspect it will not happen
until early next year.
Del
Thanks for the reply Del.
Any way we can help "testing with the official GA"? We are already
approved beta testers for SPP and 8.1.9.
On Wed, Nov 13, 2019 at 4:32 PM Del Hoobler wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Yes, SQL Server 2019 support is scheduled for release soon.
>
> SQL Server 2019 itself just
Appreciate it Del.
Thank you,
-Rick Adamson
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Probably simple. But how do I set the TSM node password on a linux client
without contacting the TSM server? In windows it is easy but I have
found no way on linux/unix.
Hans Chr.
The Linux x86_64 Server Requirements and Support page still doesn't show
operation system support for RHEL8
I(www.ibm.com/support/pages/linux-x8664-server-requirements-and-support)
We have installed Spectrum Protect Server 8.1.8 on a RHEL8 System. The
install process runs cleanly through and the
