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How to backup DB2 cluster??
How to backup DB2 cluster??????
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What is the platform?
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The cluster is under WINDOWS platform
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First configure the TSM cluster. See references.
Then configure a DB2 cluster resource that has failover characteristics. This resource calls the DB2 backup which is normally through a batch file which is similar to what TDP for SQL does.Last edited by moon-buddy; 03-09-2008 at 03:42 PM.
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First . See references.
Then configure a DB2 cluster resource that has failover characteristics. This resource calls the DB2 backup which is normally through a batch file which is similar to what TDP for SQL does.
What is meant by TSM cluster configuration...???
OR
How to configure the TSM cluster..?
Here itis a link for the full layout of my network
http://www.4shared.com/file/40289907...ified=e4fd675d
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To configure TSM for Windows Clusters see:
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoce...nrwrf54595.htm
Open the section: Storage Manager for Windows, then Administrator's Guide, then go to Appendix B - Configuring and Managing Clusters.
Once you have configured TSM for Windows Clusters, define the DB2 resource that will back up DB2 that resides on your shared drives or resources.
I hope you are a good Windows Systems Admin as this requires a good understanding of Windows Clusters.
Good luck.Last edited by moon-buddy; 03-09-2008 at 09:21 PM.
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There are great scenarios but no one take care of them like that complex layout of ma7moudshaf3y ...
Wish to share that case to know from each other what could be useful for all of us.
fanna
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my opinion
I should first setup my ISC+AC+TSM_SVR on my my tsm machine
then...
install tsm baclient with api from cusom installation on both db2 machines
then
assigne a same node name for both machines on tsm svr
and complete the db2 configuration normally like sys. env. and user exit and enc. passwd....etc....
then you will have your right bachup conf.
regards
fanna
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