harold,
just for reference, we have > 1000 nodes on some servers - these are v5 servers
migrated to v6 and *not* consolidated. However, the average occupancy and
number of objects for each node is probably much smaller than many other sites
- we are an academic site with lots of smaller clients (research, admin,
learning materials, etc) with a very limited number of versions and retention
period.
Wanda is correct - the real limitations are size of DB ( related to the number
of objects stored ) and I/O. Memory, cpu and fast disks will all have a bearing
on what you can achieve - there are published IBM recommendations on memory
(and CPU ?) - search under 'server requirements'.
Regards
Ian Smith
IT Services, | University of Oxford
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Subject: [ADSM-L] SV: Nodes per TSM server
Hi Harold,
Everything depending on your hardware.
But I got everything from 300 nodes up to approx. 500 nodes and every TSM
Server are running on Wintel.
Best Regards
Christian Svensson
Cell: +46-70-325 1577
E-mail: Christian.Svensson AT cristie DOT se
Säkra återläsningar.
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Skickat: den 8 oktober 2012 22:01
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Ämne: Nodes per TSM server
There are all kinds of measures involved in setting up a TSM server; processor,
RAM, disk I/O, stg pool design, reclamation, migration, all the bits and pieces.
But, I'm curious about how many nodes some of you have on your TSM servers?
I'm in a Windows environment, and have been tasked with "consolidating".
Also, about how much memory is on those systems.
Thanks.
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Harold Vandeventer
Systems Programmer
State of Kansas - Office of Information Technology Services Harold.Vandeventer
AT ks DOT gov
(785) 296-0631
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