That time does not seems to bad, in order to apply different schedule, 
backup the vol's individually, you will need to either create separate 
groups, or use cmd line savegrp options & specify each saveset , ideally, 
an external scheduler will provide better job handling.
You can create multiple client for each filer to give you even more 
options on what schedules or policies to apply per volume\qtree.This is no 
different than how you manage your Windows client ( As far as schedules, 
grouping, number of client instances etc)
HTH



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My last backup of ~3TB of data on a NETAPP filer took about 12 hours. I'm 
on a private vlan with an LTO3 tape SCSI conncected to my Networker 
server. Is that an acceptable time to accomplish a backup? I thought I saw 
on one of the postings that I could split up my volumes and backup each up 
on a separate schedule??? Am I halucinating?
ex. 
/vol/vol1 Full on Day1
/vol/vol2 Full on Day2
/vol/vol3 Full on Day3

You get the picture...

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