You could use management class within the same PD;  the same
way you'd use a different MC for incrementals or differentials (ie,
the logs), just add the appropriate INCLUDE statement in their opt file.

Also, consider sending the disk_mc data to a storage pool that migrates 
to the same tapepool as the other, direct-to-tape TDP nodes (to keep 
all the TDP data in the same tape pool, for expiration/reclamation efficiency).

Don France
-------------- Original message from "RODOLFICH, NICHOLAS" <NICHOLAS.RODOLFICH 
AT SCPPOOL DOT COM>: -------------- 


> Hi everyone, 
> 
> Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. 
> 
> I have 4 TDP Exchange client nodes needs that are currently 
> backing up directly to tape. Our data outgrew our disk pool so we had to 
> point these directly to tape. Someone in our team wants to split these 
> up so 2 nodes will backup directly to tape and 2 nodes will go straight 
> to tape. 
> I am thinking that the only way to do this is to generate a new 
> policy domain to do this since a node can only belong to one domain and 
> only one policy set can be active at a time. Am I correct or is there 
> any easy way to do this? 
> 
> Current: 
> ---------- 
> client1 --> tape 
> client2 --> tape 
> client3 --> tape 
> client4 --> tape 
> 
> Proposed: 
> ------------ 
> client1 --> disk pool 
> client2 --> disk pool 
> client3 --> tape 
> client4 --> tape 
> 
> THANK YOU!!! 
> 
> 
> Regards, 
> Nicholas 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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