kongfranon
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So at my current job, the person who handled TSM just quit and now I am fully responsible for all out backups.
I am trying to convince my manager that I should get direct training from IBM TSM to have a better understanding of even the basics and then take the advanced class.
I have two questions:
1) Has anyone taken their training and how is it? Is it worth the investment? Will I learn a lot? I hate to push for these classes and have them spend the money and come out and still not able to handle our TSM backup.
2) We are currently using TSM 5.5.0 and looking at IBM site I see they have no more classes for that, most is 6.2 or higher. Also we are running TSM on Linux. I would not mind upgrading to 6.2 or 6.3 but I don't feel comfortable doing that yet until I have a better grasp.
I was looking at:
IBM TSM 6.2 Implementation and Administration for Linux
IBM TSM 6.2 Advanced Administration, Tuning, and Troubleshooting (Linux)
Thanks for the help!
I am trying to convince my manager that I should get direct training from IBM TSM to have a better understanding of even the basics and then take the advanced class.
I have two questions:
1) Has anyone taken their training and how is it? Is it worth the investment? Will I learn a lot? I hate to push for these classes and have them spend the money and come out and still not able to handle our TSM backup.
2) We are currently using TSM 5.5.0 and looking at IBM site I see they have no more classes for that, most is 6.2 or higher. Also we are running TSM on Linux. I would not mind upgrading to 6.2 or 6.3 but I don't feel comfortable doing that yet until I have a better grasp.
I was looking at:
IBM TSM 6.2 Implementation and Administration for Linux
IBM TSM 6.2 Advanced Administration, Tuning, and Troubleshooting (Linux)
Thanks for the help!
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