I am searching a viable bare metal restore solution for our TSM Server on Linux (SUSE) . It must be restored from an online image backup of the system disk and supporting software raid (mdadm) and logical volume manager (lvm).
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bare metal restore of TSM server on Linux
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moon-buddy
ADSM.ORG Moderator
Use the native SUSE system backup and restore utility under YaST. but be aware, make a fresh backup whenever you do updates to the OS and system.
Storix (ads all over this page) will backup and restore the TSM server itself, as well as backing up/resotring the clients to the tsm server. Supports all the features of "sysback" and "nim" for AIX, but does it for AIX, Linux and Solaris (no Windows).
issen
ADSM.ORG Member
Use CBMR
IBM Global Services using CBMR for backup and recover their Linux TSM Servers.
IBM Global Services using CBMR for backup and recover their Linux TSM Servers.
issen
ADSM.ORG Member
Hi,
As long the BOOTP server is a standard BOOTP software.
What BOOTP does is only pointing to a Boot Image that need to be supported by the hardware you boot up on.
Last time I setup a BOOTP server did I boot up CBMR for Windows, Linux and SUN (Sparc) from a single x86 RedHat Server.
Thanks
Christian
As long the BOOTP server is a standard BOOTP software.
What BOOTP does is only pointing to a Boot Image that need to be supported by the hardware you boot up on.
Last time I setup a BOOTP server did I boot up CBMR for Windows, Linux and SUN (Sparc) from a single x86 RedHat Server.
Thanks
Christian
I made it with a customized live-cd with tsm client install and it went very smoothly. please cehck http://adsm.org/forum/showthread.php?t=18906
