Replying to: "Robert A. Burdick" <rburdick AT METLIFE DOT COM> (Thu, 23 Oct 1997
16:37:46 -0400)

>From: Robert A. Burdick@METLIFE on 10/23/97 04:37 PM
>
>Thanks for the great info folks. OK, it looks like I needed 2 additional
>management classes which I now have (they're both default management
>classes too). I have an include statement in a clients' dsm.opt file which
>reads as follows:
>include c:\* ccr (ccr is the name of one of the mgmt classes I set up)
>Problem is, when I start either the GUI or the command line to test it,
>it's still pointing to the standard management class..
>What's up with that, am I doing something wrong??  Please gimme a clue here

Two things to check.

1. The file you're trying to backup are on the root dir? With "include c:\*"
you're only including files on your C: drive root. This may be what's wrong.
In order to include the entire C: drive you have to specify "include
c:\...\*".

2. Did you activate the Policy Set after creating the new management
classes?

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