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Re: Hola Amigo!

2004-11-17 14:12:11
Subject: Re: Hola Amigo!
From: Pablo Wolinski <pabloaw AT XELERE DOT COM>
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Date: Wed, 17 Nov 2004 16:03:12 -0300
Muchas gracias por el q sys y el q scr!! :-)

Ya estoy en otro cliente, el viernes a la mañana vuelvo ahí y te digo.

¿Cómo tenés definido el path en el server tsm??  q path f=d

Gracias por la asistencia.  Gracias,

Pablito. 

PD: Cuando tengo andando bien esta bestia de TSM (AIX con una Librería Virtual
con 20 drives y 33 TB de Hdd...) acá en EDS te mando el qsys y demases, por
ahora está todo a medio configurar... 

PD2: Estás subscripto a adsm-l AT vm.marist DOT edu?  Tá muy buena la lista.... 
 como
siempre, si te hacés un tiempito para leer los 60 mails que llegan por día!!!
jejejeje!!   Te mando una copia de mi mail de inscripción...  Abrazo.
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From: WClaroPardo AT xstratacopper.com DOT ar
[mailto:WClaroPardo AT xstratacopper.com DOT ar] 
Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 15:41
To: pabloaw AT xelere DOT com
Subject: RE: Hola Amigo!



Yo tampoco tengo la librería como un dispositivo solo los drives.

 

Desde el Management Console la podés ver?



 

Altiris sale esta semana si o si

________________________________

From: Pablo Wolinski [mailto:pabloaw AT xelere DOT com] 
Sent: Miércoles, 17 de Noviembre de 2004 02:27 p.m.
To: Claro Pardo, Walter Raúl (Bajo La Alumbrera - Copper)
Subject: RE: Hola Amigo!

 

Mi familia seguimos bien... :-)  Ya es un logro!! :-))

 

Me gusta MUCHO TSM....  Es múcho más facil!!! :-)

 

Yo tengo acá instalados los mismos drivers, pero me aparecen solo los drives,
no la librería, entonces no puedo definir un path al dispositivo ni nada como
para empezar a label libvol ni nada, solo tengo un pool de disco en un
Fastt600 y estoy haciendo backups ahí, y para la base defini un dispositivo
seq en disco también, como para evitar que haga una macana y no tenga de donde
restaurar...

 

¿Me podés mandar un q sys de tu server?  Ahí creo que salen lso paths, como
para ver de ejemplo, y si podés un q scr f=d también te lo agradecería.

 

YA estoy saliendo de este cliente Windows y me interno con mi AIX... ese SI
que anda bien!!!!

 

Esperando que no tengas muchos kilombos...  Ah!  Altiris???   Se está
instalando?  Se demoró?  Qué paso?

 

Besos y gracias por adelantado por la data,

 

Pablito.

 

Acá tengo los 2 drives...

 



 

Pero en el wizard la librería no me aparece entre el server y los drives, y no
la tengo como device, entonces no puedo definirla en TSM...

 



 

________________________________

From: WClaroPardo AT xstratacopper.com DOT ar
[mailto:WClaroPardo AT xstratacopper.com DOT ar] 
Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 14:17
To: pabloaw AT xelere DOT com
Subject: RE: Hola Amigo!

Nosotros tenemos la 3583 y el driver que esta puesto es:

 



 

Yo todo bién, y vos? Y tu flía?

 

Saludos

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Pablo Wolinski [mailto:pabloaw AT xelere DOT com] 
Sent: Miércoles, 17 de Noviembre de 2004 01:52 p.m.
To: Claro Pardo, Walter Raúl (Bajo La Alumbrera - Copper); wrc AT xstrata.com 
DOT ar
Subject: Hola Amigo!

 

Cómo anda todo Walter? :-)

 

Estoy necesitando hacerte unas preguntas de TSM por que no doy como hacer para

que un Windows vea la 3582...

 

¿Vos tenés idea de esto??   ¿Hay que poner algún driver especial?  tsmscsi?

Los drives los veo bien...

 

Toy tratando de llamarte pero no consigo.

 

Espero que tus cosas estén bien, espp. la panza. :-)

 

Abrazo,

 

Pablito.

 



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