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hi.. sorry the delay max...<br />
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So, it seems there's no way to connect on TSM server through the other who owns the library?<br />
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Maybe I was wrong but I think I read something about it ....
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hi.. sorry the delay max...

So, it seems there's no way to connect on TSM server through the other who owns the library?

Maybe I was wrong but I think I read something about it ....

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OK max... I'll take a look...thanks..
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Ok, here we go..<br />
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we have our old tsm 5.5 server connected to a ta3310 library working properly... no we have installed a new tsm 6.3 server and we need to connect it to the same library..so, the questions are:<br />
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- As seems to be impossible to connect both tsm's to the same library, we wanted to know if it's &nbsp;possible to connect new tsm server v6.3 through tsm v5.5 to access the library?<br />
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- Is possible, would like to know a documentation to do it.
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Ok, here we go..

we have our old tsm 5.5 server connected to a ta3310 library working properly... no we have installed a new tsm 6.3 server and we need to connect it to the same library..so, the questions are:

- As seems to be impossible to connect both tsm's to the same library, we wanted to know if it's  possible to connect new tsm server v6.3 through tsm v5.5 to access the library?
 
- Is possible, would like to know a documentation to do it.

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