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Topics of the day:
1. TBMR vs. Acronis and more (2)
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Date: Sun, 24 Jul 2011 21:01:21 +0430
From: Mehdi Salehi <ezzobad AT GMAIL DOT COM>
Subject: TBMR vs. Acronis and more
Hi,
I need your help to defeat some Acronis lovers is a technical discussion.
Any tips or web links to demonstrate the value of TBMR against Acronis would
be appreciated. In my opinion, the value of TBMR is obvious, because the
company has TSM already implemented, but you know sometimes it is difficult
to convince other people into what you believe.
And ...another question:
How is TMBR licensed? I know it is per-server, but I would like to know how
the license is applied. Does it have a license file, activation code, or?
Thank you,
Mehdi
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Date: Sun, 24 Jul 2011 22:13:28 +0300
From: Grigori Solonovitch <Grigori.Solonovitch AT AHLIUNITED DOT COM>
Subject: Re: TBMR vs. Acronis and more
We are using TBMR for a long time. I do not think you will find something b=
etter if you are using TSM Server with installed TSM Clients. Installing ve=
ry small TBMR image on each client and using bootable TBMR CD-ROM provide v=
ery simple way of recovery from normal TSM progressive backups (one full ba=
ckup + incremental backups forever) including point-in-time recovery.
TBMR is licensed per server and usually each server has dedicated activatio=
n file related to system SID generated after TBMR installation. At the same=
time, it is possible to get universal activation file from Cristie having =
quite big number of licenses, for example 50+. This activation file is gene=
rated for group of servers and can be applided for mentioned number of serv=
ers without checking system ID.
There is special license policy for VMs in comparison with standalone serve=
rs. Licenses are distributed in packages (one license for 4 VMs) and it is =
cheaper than for standalone servers. By the way, there is no possibilty to =
conver licenses for standalone servers to VM licenses.
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU] On Behalf Of Mehdi
Sal=
ehi [ezzobad AT GMAIL DOT COM]
Sent: Sunday, July 24, 2011 7:31 PM
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Subject: [ADSM-L] TBMR vs. Acronis and more
Hi,
I need your help to defeat some Acronis lovers is a technical discussion.
Any tips or web links to demonstrate the value of TBMR against Acronis woul=
d
be appreciated. In my opinion, the value of TBMR is obvious, because the
company has TSM already implemented, but you know sometimes it is difficult
to convince other people into what you believe.
And ...another question:
How is TMBR licensed? I know it is per-server, but I would like to know how
the license is applied. Does it have a license file, activation code, or?
Thank you,
Mehdi
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