We tested the Seagate BackupExec ADSM option, going to an AIX ADSM server.
I don't think it matters what the ADSM server is, since Seagate is just
writing to the ADSM API.

I do remember the doc is set up for an NT server, and they give you some
macros to define policies.

Pretty much all you have to do is use your own operating system procedures
to create a new storage pool for BackupExec, and everything else works as
described.  It's pretty easy.

I didn't even bother calling to see if they had other versions of the doc
available, they probably do.

> ----------
> From:         O'Connell, John R[SMTP:John.R.O'Connell AT siemenscom DOT com]
> Sent:         Friday, June 12, 1998 4:35 PM
> To:   ADSM-L AT vm.marist DOT edu
> Subject:      Using ADSM option with Seagate Backup Exec for Windows Nt V7
>
>         Has anyone setup any of their NT clients going to a ADSM/MVS
> V2.1 server using the ADSM option of Seagate Backup Exec?  The
> documentation provided by SEAGATE looks like it expects the NT client to
> go to a ADSM server on a NT system.
>
> John O'Connell
> Siemens Business Services
> Storage Administrator
> 408-492-2042
> M/S 480
> John.R.O'Connell AT siemenscom DOT com
>