Directories get bound to the mgmt class with the longest retention in that
policy domain.  You can bind the directories to a specific mgmt class with
the DIRMC option.  Be careful that it as at least the same retention
policies as the files on your server.

I am sure others on the list will give you some more specifics.


Regards,

Matt

-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Kindermann [mailto:michael.kindermann AT gmx DOT net]
Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 11:53 AM
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Subject: q backup shows wrong mgmtclass, BUG ?


Hello,

i tested a client backupresults by q backup command:
the result ist, the files are saved with the default managementclass, thats
all right. But the directories all show a diffrent managmentclass, which
this client should never heard off. It is not in the dsm.opt/dsm.sys file.
This managementclass saves data for 6 years. The corresponding stg-pool
contains data from a lot of clients, but there should be only one. The
default managementclass for all policydomains isnt this managmentclass.

The server is 4.2.2.7, for now i only checked 2 clients 5.1.5 Linux(Debian),
4.1.2.12 NT 4.0 (This client hasnt touch for 1 year, the wrong
managementclass exist only a few weeks)

Whats gone wrong, is this a bug?

Thanxs
M.Kindermann
Wuerzburg/Germany
michael.kindermann AT gmx DOT net

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