I'm in the process of doing that exact thing, although it doesn't work
quite right yet for reasons unknown.  I setup a backup schedule that has
the required folders in the "Objects" field (i.e. Vol1:\data\share\*).
I put "-subdir=yes" in the options field.

For the restore, I created a Restore Schedule with the target path in
the "objects" field (i.e. Vol1:\data\share\* server2/vol1:\data\share\
).  In the "options" field I used "-ifnewer -subdir=yes".

I associated all these automated schedules to the source node, not the
target.  The caveat here is, mine doesn't seem to work right either,
yet.  So if someone would like to illuminate the flaw in my master-plan,
that'd be great.


>>> bill.dourado AT ALSTEC DOT COM 6/22/2004 7:56:22 AM >>>
Hi,

I have been asked to restore a couple of directories
(excluding *.nsf & *.ntf files) to our emergency server
automatically via a Daily Schedule. ( I could use replace
if newer, may be !)

Is it possible bearing in mind I am restoring to a different node ?
On will node should the Schedule run ?
How do I achieve this ?
Does anyone have a script of some sort ?


TSM Server for Windows 5.2.2.0

T.I.A


Bill


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