Not necessary.
You can't rebind a file that has been archived to a different management
class, but if you change the RULE the file is bound to (i.e., the archive
copy group retention setting), that change does indeed take effect, and will
do what you ask.
That said, here's my plug for content management:
Will anybody be able to FIND anything in these archives 10 years from now?
With TSM archiving, all you have to look at is file names. If your mgmt
wants to be able to locate any INFORMATION 10 years from now, some sort of
content management application is usually more appropriate. You get some
indexing and some organization and some search capabilities for the data,
not just the host name and filenames for client nodes that no longer
exist...
W
On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 2:01 PM, Hart, Charles A <charles_hart AT uhc DOT com>
wrote:
> Ok, we have a requirements to retain all Backup / Archive data that
> exists in our TSM environment today for 10 years. There's a few "ugly"
> options, but would it be possible to do the following?
>
> Export node from Existing TSM servers to New TSM Server with Archive And
> Backup Copy Groups set to 10 years retention. I know that just
> increasing the Archive Copy group on the existing TSM Server's Archives
> to 10YR will not re-bind those Archive objects, but what if you export a
> node to a new TSM server with Longer retention Archive Copy Groups will
> the Archives bind to the new Archive Copy groups on the new TSM server?
> (I'm hoping so)
>
> Appreciate the input!
>
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