Hi All,

I have a bunch of old savesets from 2006 that have the "E" flag, which i
assume is for expired.

Besides using "scanner -i" or "nsrck -L7" on all those old tapes (hundreds
of tapes), is there any way to make them browseable again?

Can I use nsrmm -e or nsrmm -w do do this without scanning?

Also, can someone explain the difference between using "scanner -i" vs
"nsrck -L7" to me ?

Why do I sometimes need to use nsrmm -e or nsrmm -w after those?

All my clients now have a retention and browse policy of 10 years, but it
used to be only 1 year when these backups were taken in 2006.


Most are filesystem backups but some are NOTES module backups.

TIA

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