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That should work fine. We used to do just that until we got so dismayed
with our 3570's that we pitched them.
Rob Berendt
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Rob:
Do you have any idea if same technique will work for a 3570-C01. We have
one we SOMETIME need to share between 2 systems, and I usually just move
the
cable. It does have 2 ports on the drive. This would be a very workable
solution for us.
cjg
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Mike,
Several ways, however we have 3590's that we share. On the back of a 3590
you'll see two ports. We have a card in both machines that have a cable
to that beast. On one machine you vary it off, and then vary it on the
other machine. Workable for you?
Rob Berendt
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Is it possible to back up an AS400 system from another? As in backing up
S02
to the tape drive on machine S01?
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