Question Regarding An Object Copy Session
ya this is possible by using allocation list.
In the destination select the drive and in the properties of the drive select the media on which u want this to be copied.
Let me know if you require more information.
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Sat, 3/27/10, robs <data-protector-forum < at > backupcentral.com> wrote:
From: robs <data-protector-forum < at > backupcentral.com>
Subject: [DP] Question Regarding An Object Copy Session
To: data-protector < at > backupcentral.com
Date: Saturday, March 27, 2010, 12:43 AM
Greetings To All!
I am currently running a DP ver. 6.0 Object Copy Session. This is the first time I have attemtpted this and I have been reading up on this subject prior to instigating my very first ever "Object Copy Session".
I will be attemping to copy a file system object (a unix directory structure) onto an LT03 tape. I am familarzing myself with the process of how to accomplish this but am running into a bit of a stumbling block.
Here is the problem: During the copy session
configuration process, I am not seeing anywhere where it allows me to select a specific target media to copy the desired
file system to. In other words, what I would like to do is copy "File System A" to
tape media "TAPE123LT03" Am I overlooking something here, or does DP not allow me to select the actual target tape media that the file system will be copied to?
Thanks ahead of time!
Rob S.
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