Hello,
You know what, I went thru this myself few days ago. Trying to figure
out why a TDP client was mounting two tapes with setup with a single
channel backup.
1st time the backup failed because it failed due to mount point.. it was
set to 1. Increased the mount point to 2 (Maximum Mount Points Allowed)
and the backup completed of course mounted 2 tapes. Sure enough one was
for onsite pool and other was for offsite pool.
This seems like a cool feature.. but due to limited # of drives decided
against using the feature. I had. Ended up updating COPYSTGpools with
blank.
Based on my experience, the answer is yes. 2 or more..
Sung Y. Lee
Debbie Lane
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If mynode is backing up to onsite-tape-pool which has
COPYSTGpools=offsite-tape-pool
COPYContinue=yes
Then 2 tapes are mounted during mynode backup, one for backup and one for
copy. Does this mean, I used 2 mount points for mynode? So mynode
definition should have maximum mount points allowed=2 (or more)?
Thanks, Deb
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