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Migrating to TSM 7.1 from 7.0
- Thread starter Thomaz
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moon-buddy
ADSM.ORG Moderator
What is your source TSM server? What platform?
moon-buddy
ADSM.ORG Moderator
Why not stick to AIX and this is just a question of building the new TSM on AIX at version 7.0: restore the DB from the old AIX, define the storage pools and the new tape drives/library, check in the tapes, and start the new TSM server to see all is working.
If all is working, shutdown the new TSM and update the 7.0 to 7.1.1.
That simple.
If all is working, shutdown the new TSM and update the 7.0 to 7.1.1.
That simple.
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Changes in the question (They told me right now):
The machines and the TSM will be new, only the libraries will be the same.
I need to specify: The servers, the topology, the TSM's DB (location). They won´t need hot- redundancy (active x active).
The actual environment will be shut off , they won't reutilize them. Will be kept safe, in case of return to old environment.
The machines and the TSM will be new, only the libraries will be the same.
I need to specify: The servers, the topology, the TSM's DB (location). They won´t need hot- redundancy (active x active).
The actual environment will be shut off , they won't reutilize them. Will be kept safe, in case of return to old environment.
marclant
ADSM.ORG Moderator
It's doable, but this will be a big challenge, because Linux and AIX have different endianness, you cannot simply backup the database on one and restore it on the other. source: https://ibm.biz/BdXF4s check Introduction on Page 5 for both methods that apply to your situation.
Going from 7.0 to 7.1 is totally independent from the migration. You can build the Linux server at 7.1 and migrate the AIX 7.0 to it.
Going from 7.0 to 7.1 is totally independent from the migration. You can build the Linux server at 7.1 and migrate the AIX 7.0 to it.
marclant
ADSM.ORG Moderator
It's not. Likely a typo from the original poster, I did not pick up on it and used his numbers. He must mean 7.1.0 to 7.1.1.
moon-buddy
ADSM.ORG Moderator
Not really 7.0 - I believe what was inferred was TSM 7.1.0
daduranp
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