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Disaster Recovery Manager (DRM)
If you're doing a Bare Metal Recovery offsite then it's usually done using the last successful DB backup of your environment. As part of DRM, daily the application copies data that was written to disk and/or tape to a copypool. The TSM DB is backed up daily and sent offsite with the copypool tapes. A copy of the volume history files and configuration files are backed up to tape or diskette daily and sent offsite as well or you can copy them to another server @ another location. If you're rebuilding a server then you don't need the data on tape offsite as the primary copies are in the library already so you'd execute "restore db". The application will use the last successful DB backup and restore it. Then it will roll the DB forward until the last second it was up using the recovery logs. You must have the DB set to roll forward in the server configuration or it will only recover the backups and all activity until the last successful DB backup. Backup the DB daily as you see it's not an option. It can be backed up to tape or disk. If a disaster should occur then you'd execute the following steps to restore your environment for a Bare Metal Recovery offsite:
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