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I found out that a policy prefers to use a new volume which is in
AVAILABLE state, gotten from scratch volume pool, rather than the
exisiting one (ACTIVE, not FULL) in the policy's volume pool., though
I've set the media server to allow multiple retention per media.=20
Anyone can help, how to force backup to use existing volume (ACTIVE, not
FULL) in the policy's volume pool ?
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Regards,
Arif Budiman
NOC - Data Backup Engineer=20
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