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I would certainly be interested to hear of any solution for Linux that
would let it participate in the silo environment. I think
what you'll find
is that you'll have to use an archival system, such as Tivoli or the
equivalent
We're in the process of upgrading our tape storage (many 3480's, I
know, don't laugh too hard) along with a mainframe upgrade (9672-r26 to
2066-0a2). IBM has put together a VTS/ATL solution, STK's first proposal
was a VSM/SILO which was vastly more expensive then the VTS/ATL. STK is now
tom wrote:
We're in the process of upgrading our tape storage (many 3480's, I
know, don't laugh too hard) along with a mainframe upgrade (9672-r26 to
2066-0a2). IBM has put together a VTS/ATL solution, STK's first proposal
was a VSM/SILO which was vastly more expensive then the VTS/ATL.
We're exploring the possibility of an IFL on the Z800 which we'd
like to move our existing file/print servers to...
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We're in the process of upgrading our tape storage (many 3480's, I
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2066-0a2). IBM
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Subject: Re: VTS/ATL Performance
I would certainly be interested to hear of any solution for Linux that
would let it participate in the silo environment. I think
what you'll find
is that you'll have to use an archival system, such as Tivoli or the
equivalent, to backup
I would certainly be interested to hear of any solution for Linux that
would let it participate in the silo environment.
Storagetek has a VM version of it's silo manager that can be fairly easily
called from Linux with a minimum of hacking. I've also used RMS via rexec to
the VM system to
