Anyone of you have any experience with it? Or even /heard about/tested it?
I'd love to hear how *SM b/a and restores work it.
PS:
Sorry peeps,
But i just can't keep this information from you.
Aren't we all like Yoghurt (Spaceballs the sequal) on the quest for more
money.
How about getting paid just by following links in your email?
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Ilja G. Coolen
Enterprise Storage Management
ABP / USZO
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Larry Way
SL09/100D
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>>> ilja....@ABP.NL 03/19/00 03:42AM >>>
I mean logically partitioning a NT_mainframe box and running NT-server
software with ADSM/TSM software.
This is quite new to me.
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Way
Verzonden: maandag 20 maart 2000 16:03
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Onderwerp: Re: Have to tell you.
Larry Way
SL09/100D
408-743-4242 Voice
408-690-2327 Cell
408-743-4201 Fax
>>> ilja....@ABP.NL 03/20/00 07:13AM >>>
The only thing I can think of that can even come close to
this would be a Sequent (now IBM) NUMA-Q box. These boxes
are pretty slick, IMHO, because you can create domain-like
partitions running either NT or DYNIX/ptx UNIX at the same
time, on the same hardware!
Pretty slick...
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Joshua S. Bassi
Senior Technical Consultant
Symatrix Technology, Inc.
jba...@gloryworks.com