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...I do this by creating a virtualfs called "Filesystem_01YEAR" and
point that to the same file system...
Brilliant Idea, Shawn!
I really love the elegance of your solution, which totally avoids tinkering
with nodes and such, potentially adding confusion and complexity. Thanks!
I have bee
Thanks for the tip, I"ll try tinkering with multiple nodenames.
(And I agree wholeheartedly with your opinion of NDMP - it's embarrassingly
bad...)
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t me know if you want more detail.
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Gee, Norman wrote:
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> You can assign a different management class to full and differentials.
> I have defined them to different tape storage pools.
That would work for storing the different NDMP images in different
storage pools. But my experience matches Remco's: each "backup node"
command that
You can assign a different management class to full and differentials.
I have defined them to different tape storage pools.
One policy domain with multiple management class define
backup node emcnode /vfs mode=full wait=yes mgmt=full-class
backup node emcnode /vfs mode=DIFFerential wait=yes mgmt
you can specify the mc on the command-line for backup node, but, all of your
data gets rebound tot that MC, including all of the fulls.
You might tinker with using different node names for fulls and diffs, of make
extra fulls for the basis of the diffs complementary to the fulls you want to
ret
