[ADSM-L] Datapath failover for non IBM Tape Devices
2015-11-26 06:44:20
Hi All,
I am looking at putting in a solution for data path failover to
my tape drives. I have HP LTO6 Ultrium drives which support dual port failover.
I am comfortable that basic DPF using NPort and WWN address failover would work
to protect the drive and the far switches/GBICs etc. However, I am looking at
providing a solution that Paths from an AIX host (Multiple adapters) across 2
different fabrics to the 2 ports in the back of the tape drives.
I can see that this is supported in AIX using IBM Atape and produce a
primary/Alt device to configure. However, I am using HP and convert the drives
to IBM TSM Format, so there is no alt_pathing field available on a mt device.
So if you have any knowledge of how to configure this on the AIX/TSM end I
would be very grateful.
Regards,
Jason Barkes
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