Not exactly. Keep in mind that for target server the source one is just a 
node of type server. So it depends on domain settings source server node 
resides in to which primary pool virtual volumes go. And how many mount 
points you have there.
Also you may want more than one mount points in copy pools so generic 
formula for mount limit will not be count of copy pools but sum of desired 
mount points in pools. Look what Karel wrote.

Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant




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Thanks,

an additional question before setting up the configuration :
second copy-pool with same device-class means that the data physically go 
to
the same tape-pool on the other server, because it works with the default
management-class for that server ( where the pool name is defined). Is 
this
correct ? 
So the only additional config to make (beneath defining the second
copy-pool) is increasing the 'mount limit' in device-class 'server' on the
one side where copy-pool is defined to the number of copy-pools I define ?

Thanks
Christoph



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> Other server is related not to copy pool but to the device class. You 
have
> only to define second pool over same devclass.
> 
> Zlatko Krastev
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> Subject:        server-to-server copy-pools
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> Hi all,
> 
> today we have two servers connected via server-to-server. Both server 
have
> defined their copy-pool on the other server.
> I would like to split the copy-pool into two different ones. Reason is 
to
> run stg-pool-backups in more than one session parallel..
> Does anybody know, if this is possible and how I can set up two 
different
> copypools on a server, that are accessed via server-to-server connection
> from one other server.
> 
> Thanks for any help
> 
> Christoph