OK, so here's my situation.  

I am currently attempting to use the clone controlled replication
capability of DD Boost to move data to a remote site for tape output
using scheduled cloning.  

This works well.

The problem I am encountering now is with attempting to move that data
to tape at the remote site.  Despite several attempts to specify storage
node affinity, clone volume pool, etc.. the scheduled clone just appears
to hang without any specific reason. I'll assume at this point that it
is picking just the SSID on the clone volume pool and reverting to the
original copy at the source location.

I've also attempted to do this via nsrclone by specifying the exact
ssid/cloneid of the savesets on the clone RO volume and I get an error
stating that the device is not available.

Anyone have any suggestions?

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Behalf Of bingo
Sent: Monday, May 30, 2011 4:42 AM
To: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: [Networker] Clone of a clone

By default, NW will always choose the first instance of a save set - the
one with the lowest cloneid.
BTW - the cloneid is nothing else but the UNIX timestamp which you can
verify by displaying the cloneid along with the nsavetime parameter
within an mminfo command.

NW can however choose any other instance. You have two possibilities to
do that:
  - You either specify "ssid/cloneid" - this means you usually switch to
the command line.
    However, the tab "Save Set Filters" in the "Clones" resource also
has this capability - use the option "Clone specific save sets ..."

  - You simply set all other save set in question to "suspect".

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