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This will not work as the tapes are unknown for one site. Both SNs must belong to the same data zone (NW server).

The lifecycle depends on so many issues, especially the environment, that nobody will give you a clear statement.

AFAIR, NW will not reuse tapes which are older than 2 years. However, this is NW's...

Most obviously the reason is Linux' Enhanced Security.
Please have a look at the docs - they contain information about this isuue.

Due to that the important daemons can only run once this is not possible (on a physical machine).
Of course there would be no problem iff you would have multiple virtual machines.

What you must install is the NW server (in the Windows Install GUI, use the option "server and client"). This would also include the Storage Node software.
Forget about the License Manager - it is...

First i do not understand why you do install 7.3.2 which is at least 5? years old. It should not be a problem to use the same version as your NW server.
If in doubt, please refer to the "Software...

If the client's policies are fine, you obviously override them with another configuration. Could it be that you set the retention policy for a pool?

Specifying 4 pools and using the new feature which can apply a retention policy to a certain pool.

That's what i said - each group will be started every day. Just your schedule takes care that certain clients will be skipped.

As the client resource for the server is in each group, you simply...

It seems that either your drive or your tape is defective. This is actually reported by the "unknown error" which is nothing else but a SCSI return code.

However, to recover the media index, use...

It is not easy - you should know how Remote Procedure Calls and nsrexecd works. However, you should be able to execute any command remotely at the NW host as long as the client daemon (nsrexecd) is...

I assume that he does not delete them right after the backup.

When finished, have a look at your server save sets and verify the browse and retention date and see what they really have been set...

No, Sir. You must have a license that covers the full number of slots reported by the jukebox.

What you are doing looks crazy. An active group is started by default every day at the same time. Consequently, you would backup the server more than one time over a day. This does not make sense,...

The procedure works with whatever /nsr/res directory :
- Old is what you want to use
- New (default) is what you do not want to keep because NW will create these resources again automatically
...

Your post contains a lot of 'guesswhere' ('guess, what is running where').
I just assume that it is NW/Windows. No idea about the versions. Even the error message is incomplete.
Honestly, which...

If you just copy the new ..\nsr\res\directory to the new location, the default resources will not be overwritten, This is th reason. Proceed as follows:
- Stop the services/daemons
- Delete the...

I have experienced, that nsrlic sometimes does not work as expected. As long as your licenses report as "authorized - no expiration date", this should not be an issue.

For your upgrade you only...

This is most likely due to the fact that NW versions older than 7.3 did not have the jobs daemon/database which supports the scenario.

The bootstrap is the NW backup for its most important databases (media db and resource directory). It must be saved to a backup device locally attached to the NW server. This is obviously not the...

Correct - you can not set individual browse times for a save set. So if you want to have that for 4 weeks, then you have to specify it for 4 weeks. And as you can not set the retention policy shorter...

mminfo -v -q "client=name, time='today'" -r "name, time, size, sumflags ...."

should do the job.

For the clones, use a separate pool. Since NW 7.3? you can actually apply a separate retention policy to a pool. This should do

After you run mmrecov you must delete the /nsr/res directory before you rename the recovered /nsr/res.R directory. NW uses the resource IDs for filenames.

Due to the nature how NW assigns resource...

A very good question. Usually, directives are used to switch on an ASM but it is stated nowhere how to switch it off.

You may try "+uasm: . " on this directory. Please let us know whether this...