Yahya, In your policy, leave the existing management class (i.e. 35 days, etc.) as the default class then define a new management class and copygroup with the appropriate settings (i.e. 365 days,etc.) then assign the appropriate filesystem to the new management class. To make this assignment, simply use an include statement with the management class name.
Hope this helps. Mahesh >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/18/02 11:56AM >>> Is it possible to setup one filesystem of a node to keep backup for 365 days and other filesystems' backups of that node to 35 days? currently I have setup copygroup parameters of all domains to 35 (verexists, verdeleted, retextra, retonly) for all incremental and full backups. Now on one ADSM client machine I need to have daily incremental backups and keep it for 35 days, and on one of the filesystems of that node, a full backup after every 30 days and keep that backup for 12 months. I want to keep that full backup of that one filesystem for 12 months, and backups of all other filesystems of that node to 35 versions and days. I defined a separate domain, policy, mgmtclass, copygroup etc. and transferred that node to this new domain. Defined an incremental schedule and a Selective backup for the filesystem for monthly full backup. But now in this setting if I set VEREXISTS, VERDELETED, VEREXTRA, RETONLY of copygroup to 365, it will keep all of the filesystems of that node to 365 days. Is it possible of what I want to do with these backups? Thanks Yahya > ----- > Yahya Ilyas > Systems Programmer Sr > Systems Integration & Management > Information Technology > Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ 85287-0101 > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Phone: (480) 965-4467 > >
