BRMS Enterprise

Owned by Kathy Kurth
Last updated: Mar 22, 2023 by Aaron Fistler
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Centralize BRMS operations

IBM plans to withdraw the heritage Navigator for i. IBM and Fortra continue to work on the strategy for the BRMS product and its interfaces. As an alternative to accessing BRMS in the heritage Navigator for i, customers can use the BRMS SQL services. 

Starting with PTFs SI81335 (7.3), SI81336 (7.4) and SI81337 (7.5) the BRMS SQL services should be used as the preferred Enterprise User Interface.

 

BRMS Enterprise allows administrators to monitor completed backup operations for their BRMS systems from a central site called an Enterprise Hub. The systems being monitored by the Hub are called Enterprise Nodes. The Enterprise Network is comprised of Nodes that can be stand-alone BRMS systems, part of a BRMS Network or any combination of stand-alone and BRMS Networked systems. Configuration and management of the Nodes are handled through the Hub and does not impact the existing operations of traditional BRMS Networks.

The Hub can monitor Node backup activity in several ways:

  • STRRCYBRM, STRMNTBRM and DSPLOGBRM reports

    • manually run or scheduled

    • stored on the Hub

    • optionally stored on the Node

    • email notifications for report errors

    • email reports

  • status for backup control group runs

  • display and filter the BRMS log

  • connectivity status



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