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Migration from TSM to FDR Upstream

 
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bob molerio
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PostPosted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 12:12 am    Post subject: Migration from TSM to FDR Upstream Reply with quote

I'm reviewing our TSM environment and the recent changes (from 5.5. to 6.x) have created relabilty issues.

Has anyone done a migration from TSM on AIX to FDR/UPSTREAM on zOS?
We already have a z10 with direct FICON attachment to a DS8100 with OSA express cards fro TCP/IP traffic. As legacy apps are being migrated off I'm looking to re-use the z10 as a backup server for our enterprise.

Is FDR/UPSTREAM easier/cheaper to manage than TSM? I'm wondering if FDR/UPSTEAM scales better then TSM?

   
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Whiteb16



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PostPosted: Sun Mar 07, 2010 7:34 pm    Post subject: FDR and TSM Reply with quote

Hi Bob, Yes, you can do the backup as you wanted.. I have about 8 yrs experience with FDR/Upstream but you can also contact Pat Fitzsimmons at Innovation Data Processing as he is the product manager at 973-890-7300. Not knowing your environment makes it hard to think about costs at this early juncture.

You can get more at WWW.FDR.COM as well.

My email is Whiteb16@aol.com if you need any other questions answered.

regards.
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