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Evan,
Why not use one of the High Availability products like Data Mirror i Cluster to create a DR 400 sight on the other end of the Network and get more value out of what you are doing?


        Glenn
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-----Original Message-----
From: Evan Harris [mailto:spanner@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 3:04 AM
To: MIDRANGE-L@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Network backups


Hi all


I have been asked about doing backups over a network connection from an
AS/400 to another machine; can be an AS/400, but we also have a pSeries
running TSM on the network as another option. The AS/400's will be running
V5R2. Bandwidth should not be a problem as we are talking fibre and gigabit
ethernet (or so I'm told).

I keep hearing that BRMS can do this, but can never locate anything that
tells me how; all I can find indicates that BRMS network feature allows
machines in a BRMS network to share policies, tape pools and the like. I
figure that BRMS involvement in this scenario is most likely as a client to
a TSM server.

Any and all opinions welcomed plus any experiences and advice :)

Regards
Evan Harris

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