It was discussed thouroughly here at SHARE.  The presentation spent the
majority of time in dialog with the audience and the presenter.

I asked if it would be wrong to characterize this as

 "server - export/client - import' and the answer was "no'

You must have an operational client with an OS and ADSM running.
The restore is like importing in that its the complete package and not
on a file by file basis.

                ...joe.f.

Joseph A Faracchio,  Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley


On Wed, 8 Mar 2000, Gerald Wichmann wrote:

> According to Tivoli's website, TSM 3.7 now supports:
>
> Network-Free Rapid Recovery: supports high-speed client data recovery direct
> from a tape or CD-ROM, which minimizes recovery time by eliminating the
> usage of network and central services resources.
>
> I've searched through various redbooks and so forth for information on how
> to implement this but came up dry. Assuming I have a fairly typical TSM
> server setup.. Say a backuppool of disks which migrates to a tapepool of
> tapes.. And now I have a client box that I wish to create a set of tapes for
> that contains all it's data such that I can restore it direct from those
> tapes and not via the server/network . . . how is this done? Is there a
> document or can someone point me in the right direction?  Appreciate any
> info!
>
>
> Gerald Wichmann
> RS Engineer
> Sansia System Solutions
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> 408-844-9801 fax
>