ADSM files are typically associated with software backups and system administration, but there may be other uses. In this article, we will examine the most common formats and uses for ADSM files.
The most common use for ADSM files involves software backups and system administration. This use is associated with IBM's Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM), a data storage software suite. ADSM files in this context are backup files created by the TSM software. To open and use these files, you would need to have TSM installed on your system. More information about TSM can be found on IBM's official TSM webpage here.
While less common, there may be other software or systems that use the ADSM file extension for different purposes. Always make sure you understand the source and intended use of your ADSM file before attempting to open it.
ADSM files are typically binary files, which means they contain data in a format that's not easily readable by humans. They may contain any type of data, and are used by different software for various purposes. Be cautious when handling ADSM files, as opening a binary file in a text editor can sometimes cause harmful effects. Always make sure to use software that's designed to handle the specific structure of the ADSM file you're working with, such as TSM for TSM-related ADSM files.
If you downloaded a ADSM file on Android device you can open it by following steps below:
To open ADSM File on iOS device follow steps below:
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