I have a question. I have a Windows NW 7.4.2 storage node that I use as an 
AFTD device. The disk space in question is presented from my SAN. So I 
define the device as "FQDN:drive letter\file path", and this all works 
wonderfully - I back up to disk, then clone to tape.

Problem: I need enough space to total 2.5 TB in size, and my SAN only 
allows me to present at most a  2 TB disk (it's an HP EVA 8000). So what I 
was thinking - present 2 disks on 1.2TB each (the daily backup size is 1.1 
TB, so 2 drives would allow me to keep 2 days backup on disk).

What kind of config do I need to tell NetWorker? Do I just define 2 
devices, and as long as they are both in the same media pool, things will 
Just Work? Will NetWorker treat it the same way it treats tapes - i.e., 
will it fill up drive X: first, then start using drive Y:? Will it use 
parallelism, and write to X: and Y: at the same time? I'm guessing that I 
can define multiple AFTDs this way, right?

Has anyone done this? Is there something I am not taking into account?

Thanks
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Michael Leone
Network Administrator, ISM
Philadelphia Housing Authority
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Philadelphia, PA 19145
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