Hi,
I have a very confusing scenario that I cant seem to resolve.
I have the following Client Option File set on a node:
def clo NT_DISK_EXCLUDE_FILES desc=
def clientopt NT_DISK_EXCLUDE_FILES INCLEXCL INCLUDE '*' NT force=Yes
seq=0
def clientopt NT_DISK_EXCLUDE_FILES INCLEXCL
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On Dec 15, 2006, at 4:32 AM, adrian_compton wrote:
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The first Include statement should be directing the Incremental to my
DISKPOOL, but I have files going to my tape pool described by a
management class called NT_TAPE_YEARLY. ...
Adrian -
This question comes up a lot.
Inspect your tape
Thanks Richard. I will give it a go straight away after investigating
the DIRMc option.
While I am here, Best wishes to all over the Festive Season.
Regards
Adrian Compton
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Its works a treat. Your insight and understanding of this product is so
appreciated Richard. I can now see why I am using so many tapes as well,
as this is happening with all Windows Clients.
Thanks again
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Hi, I think I know how it works but I just want to verify. Currently the
default management class for my policy domain has archives retained for 7
years. I need to change that to 6 months for about half the servers in that
policy domain. I created a new management class for the 6 month archives
I'm a big dope when it comes to include/exclude
statements ... not sure what my problem is.
Need help with syntax ...
I have a directory: D:\dir1\dir2
where I need to exclude the file contents of dir2, but
need to include any subfolders and their contents. So
if there is a d:\dir1\dir2\dir3,
Hi, Mark -
Archive files previously bound to a management class with a 7 year
retention period will prevail according to that historic policy.
Changing the retention period affects all the archive files bound to
that management class. ADSM QuickFacts entry Archived files,
retention period,
Thanks Richard.
I guess there is no way to re-bind the old archives to the new MC, right?
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On Dec 15, 2006, at 2:02 PM, Remeta, Mark wrote:
Thanks Richard.
I guess there is no way to re-bind the old archives to the new MC,
right?
Right - no explicit rebinding. The law is proclaimed in the Admin
Guide, under Rebinding Files to Management Classes - where implicit
rebinding can occur
exclude D:\dir1\dir2\*
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Subject: need include/exclude help
I'm a big dope when it comes to include/exclude
statements ... not
I have a client that has their 3590 drives connected to an IBM2109
switch...only problem is that the person who knew the admin
password to the switch is no longer there and they dont' have any up to date
contact information for him. They are upgrading to the
new TS1120 drives.
Does anyone
Bill,
You didn't specify which model of 2109 so I'm assuming that it is a
F16. Even if it is a different switch I bet the commands are the
same. The switches have several different userids - root, admin,
factory and user. Maybe root or factory are still set to the
defaults. So, try those but I
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