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Re: [Networker] How to delete volume and associate with another media pool?
2009-08-04 07:16:42
On 8/4/09 5:20 AM, pereubu wrote:
I have press delete on Networker Administration - Media - Volume. Then go to
Devices - Libraries - Volume Pane - right click Label - change target pool and
finally OK. at the end on that pane I have that volume associated with righ
Media pool, but when I press Label, it seems to belong to the Defaul Media pool?
Yes, the label a volume pane always displays with "Default" as the default media pool. I agree
that one could expect the media pool to be the current media pool for the volume you are
re-labeling. However, that's not the design decision that was made. The decision that was
made makes sense because if you use nsrjb to label a tape and do not specify the media pool, it
goes into Default. So, it's consistent.
On media volume I have volume with appendable and used 0. But expiration is not
date but disabled. Is it something wrong with my procedure?
One of two things come to mind here. Immediately after a volume has been labeled and until the
first saveset is written to it, there is no expiration date set -- so it is disabled. The
second possibility is that you checked the "allow manual recycle" check-box -- and so there is
no expiration date possible (Manual).
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