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Hi all
I have a TSM server on a WIN2K server I have some performance issue,
I suspect that maybe Windows 2000 can be a cause
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Regarding this thread... has anyone tried running the new power-server
from IBM with a TSM server?
As it seems to me... you'll get
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Hi Richard!
From the 5.3.1.0 readme:
AIX 5.1 (or later)
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
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Hi Richard!
From the 5.3.1.0 readme:
AIX 5.1 (or later)
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
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I've got TSM 5.3.1.1 running on an AIX 5.3 ML1 LPAR with no problems. Even got
the old WEBadmin running again.
Richard.
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Richard,
How did you get the old WEBadmin running again.
I upgraded to TSM 5.3 a couple of weeks ago. The ISC installation failed,
and I have been unable to access the TSM server via a gui to administer
it. Not a big deal for me
W00t ? how did you do it ?
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I've got TSM 5.3.1.1 running on an AIX 5.3 ML1 LPAR with no problems. Even
got the old
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Richard,
I upgraded to TSM 5.3 a couple of weeks ago. The ISC installation
failed, and I have been unable to access the TSM server via a gui to
administer it. Not a big deal for me, but we have some folks in
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W00t ? how did you do it ?
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I've got TSM 5.3.1.1 running on an AIX
fails.
Richard.
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Zoltan,
It has to do with the vpd.properties file (in C:\Windows). You'll have to
delete all lines in that file with regard to ISC or AC
I love IBM's iSeries or new i5's, and OS/400 or i5/OS. Although I can't,
in good conscience, recommend using an OS/400 lpar to run TSM. Even
though they 'give' you TSM with certain package deals. The very last
version of TSM that works on an OS/400 lpar is 5.2.2. And that is only
under
Hi all
I have a TSM server on a WIN2K server I have some performance issue,
I suspect that maybe Windows 2000 can be a cause
Is there a difference if TSM is installed on a AIX box ... or another OS
Thanks
Luc
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I have a TSM server on a WIN2K server I have some
performance issue,
I suspect that maybe Windows 2000 can be a cause
Is there a difference if TSM is installed on a AIX box ... or
another OS
There is
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Hi all
I have a TSM server on a WIN2K server I have some performance
issue, I suspect that maybe Windows 2000 can be a cause
On May 3, 2005, at 11:25 AM, Stapleton, Mark wrote:
This naturally means you'll pay a lot more for a IBM pSeries server
than
you will for a comparably equipped Intel server.
To add a bit: Look into the used marketplace. We went that way, and
got high power (p650) at a low price. Don't overlook
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Hi Luc,
On all platforms running ITSM server you can get performance issues.
Most of them can be solved by tuning things. It would help to know what
kind of performance issues you have and what versions and hardware you
are running.
Regards,
Karel
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Hi
TSM server 5.2.0.2 on windows 2000 SP4
IBM X335, 1 XEON 2.4 GHZ , 1.6GB mem...
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On May 3, 2005, at 11:25 AM, Stapleton, Mark wrote:
This naturally means you'll pay a lot more for a IBM pSeries server
than
you will for a comparably equipped Intel server.
To add a bit: Look into the used marketplace. We went that way, and
got high power (p650) at a low
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We're running our Datacenter TSM server on RH3 on an x335 dual 2.4 with
4GB of memory and it's been running fine for us. Don't have much of a
disk pool available to me but it works. Same TSM version as you.
In comparison our Windows TSM server at corporate just plain bites.
We're moving that to a
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