Re: restore to a different node (part 2)
2003-04-07 17:38:43
Please see my response from a past, similar question:
http://msgs.adsm.org/cgi-bin/get/adsm9809/668.html
Regards,
Andy
P.S. SIDF stands for "System Independent Data Format"
Andy Raibeck
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Subject: restore to a different node (part 2)
I did try the SET ACCESS command and it worked, but when trying to
restore from Netware to Windows XP workstation, recieved TSA500 errors.
It was looking for TSA500.NLM on the Windows workstation, which is not
going to be there. Is there another way to do this restore??????
Hi all, I know you can restore to a different node, but what we are
doing is trying to restore from a NetWare server to a Windows 2000
workstation. I know that you can set access to another node, but is this
the easiest way to do this? We are restoring about 80 Gb and was looking
for a better way, or if there is a problem restoring to a different
platform. Please advise.
PS. We are TSM 5.1.5 Server and clients...
Thanks
Thanks, Mark Hayden
Informations Systems Analyst
E-Mail: MHayden AT epa.state.il DOT us
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