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Date: Sat, 7 Nov 1998 19:58:41 -0600
Subject: Re: ADSM and OS/2
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Brian:

For IBM's ADSM support, the DRM features are what you need to use.  For a
little more practical approach to daily backup/restore and disaster
recovery, check out IBM's redbook SG244880.  We don't quit follow the
process in this book, but it is an excellent approach.  Note - the redbook
addresses V2 clients - the V3 clients have some additional OS support
required for the IP layers.  We rely on this for our internal use and all
of our clients - it simply works.  eMail me if I can help...

Richard R. Spurlock,  Vice President
Starfire Engineering & Technologies, Inc.
2429 Iowa Street, Suite K
Lawrence, KS  66046-4075
785-842-1111  Phone
785-842-8811  Facsimile
rrspurlock AT starfire DOT net





"Self, Brian" <Brian.Self AT COORS DOT COM> on 11-06-98 12:16:22 PM

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> Can I use ADSM to backup and restore OS/2 for disaster recovery?
        Is the disk image dump and restore program for ADSM what is needed
for OS/2?  Thank you.

> Brian Self
        brian.self AT coors DOT com