David,
Why would you buy a new library?
Expand the 3494 with extra frames, and add more drives in those frames. More
than one server can share a 3494, and it would take a mighty workload to make
the robot run out of puff.
Steve Harris
AIX and TSM Admin
Queensland Health, Brisbane Australia
>>> david.tyree AT SGMC DOT ORG 18/05/2002 5:21:48 >>>
We currently have a 3494 library with two 3490E1A drives
attached to a WinNT4 box running quad Xeon 550's and a gig of RAM. TSM is
version 4.2. We have about 30-40gig of data coming in over about an eight
hour time window each evening and night. Things are fine for now. We are
looking to do some improvements in the next several months.
First thing we would like to do is to reload the server with Win
2000 and TSM version 5.xx. In our shop, we can only speak MS. Other OS's
aren't an option. This we would like to do in 3-4 months. I think we can
handle this ourselves.
Next on the agenda, we are working towards getting some kind of
a SAN in the budget for the first of the year. I don't know all of the
details at the moment but they are talking about 3-4 terabyte capacity.
Don't know how this will impact on new data coming into TSM. But the boss
man wants to see about adding another complete library with two more tape
drives.
The people we that installed our original system are gone so we
can't go back to them for more hardware. Any suggestions on someone to do
this for us?
David Tyree
Microcomputer Specialist
South Georgia Medical Center
229.333.1155
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