Re: [ADSM-L] Hardware upgrade question(s)

Do you currently have SAN storage on the old server?
Do you boot from the SAN storage, or is your rootvg on local/internal
drives?
Are you keeping that SAN storage, or replacing it also?
If you currently use SAN storage, is your entire TSM db/log and any other
filesystems on the SAN storage?

For example, we use internal disks for our boot volume (rootvg), so TSM is
installed and lives on the internal drives.  Our TSM server db/log and
other related filesystems are all on external SAN storage.

Depending on your answers, your migration to the new server could be very
easy . . . just a storage swing.

Rick








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yes, thank you ... really straightforward technote,

i'm really more interested specific migration with db and logs on SAN
storage,
libraries stay the same , drives stay the same ... and like that,
and of course minimal downtime :-)

as i understand, having db and logs on SAN storage simplifies the thing
in a way that i don't need to restore db , am i right ?

thanks again



On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 1:54 PM, Richard Sims <rbs AT bu DOT edu> wrote:
> There's various info available in IBM doc, such as their Technote
> 1114874.
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