You can define many MC's, etc. in a Policy Domain. And create many
Policy Domains.
David B. Longo
System Administrator
Health First, Inc.
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david.longo AT health-first DOT org
>>> Scott.Kromarek AT STATE.SD DOT US 06/12/03 03:08PM >>>
Can anyone tell me if its possible to select a management class other than
the default for the Policy Domain when setting up a client backup schedule?
We have a new Windows client which wants to back up one directory on
weekdays, and another directory on Saturdays.
I created a new Policy Domain, Policy Set, MC, and Backup Copy Group to
handle the weekday backups.
Can I create another MC and Backup Copy Group under the same Policy Domain
for the Saturday backup, or do I need an entirely new Policy Domain? I've
found how to specify a MC for an archive, but I can't find anything similar
for backups.
Thanks,
Scott
Scott A Kromarek
Systems Software Specialist
BIT - State of SD
700 E Broadway
Pierre, SD 57501-2586
Phone 605-773-6351
Fax 605-773-4378
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