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On 31-Jul-2015 07:07 -0600, Jim Franz wrote:
Planning a DR test where we will restore large system to a vendor's
recovery center system.
Previous year instructions (by prev employee) indicate the DR
provider will use our Save 21 tape to load up through disk
configuration.
At the point of adding the disk to ASPs (we have 4 - ...lots of DLO)
I assume the restore process does not know there were 4 ASPs of xxx
size, and we have to remind the vendor to set them up.

Is this a correct assumption?


The assumption is correct. See "Task 6" of the "Checklist 20: ..." under the larger topic "Recovering your system" which refers to the topic about "Configuring disks and disk protection" that they will need to do to ensure the full restore can complete [without problems; problems that would transpire for a lack of the properly configured ASPs for both volume and thresholds].

[http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/ssw_ibm_i_71/rzarm/rzarmrcvsit.htm]
IBM i 7.1->Systems management->Backup and recovery->Recovering your system->Selecting the appropriate recovery strategy->Choosing the recovery procedure for a disk failure or disk errors->Checklist 20: Recovering your entire system after a complete system loss


In memos for the contract I keep specifying 4 ASPs with the size and
get back a summary response with only Total Disk size.
I'm not the direct contact, and do not want to be surprised.


Find someone to pester about their clarifying with the vendor, that the vendor is both aware of the requirements and that they might include that important information in the summary of the disk [space] requirements.


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