Hi Ravi

You have to add an include statement in you include exclude list, to
bind the F.S to a specific management class. You will want to define
your daily management class as the default management class and you will
add the followind include statement:

include /var/.../*  weekly

It is a very nice option and you can control the policie up to the file
level.

Malkit


Ganesan Ravishanker wrote:

>  Hi All     I would like to accomplish the following:     o I want
> certain filespaces on Unix machines, such as /,/var and /opt to be
> backed up incrementally every week and would like to retain no more
> than 2 copies of the files. (I know this is silly and
> overkill....)     o I want /home and a bunch of other filesystems to
> be backed up incrementally every day with 14 copies of the files
> retained.     o I have created two separate schedules - Daily and
> Weekly and have associated the nodes with both of them. I have used
> the objects field to specify which file systems are to be backed up in
> each of these schedules.     o I also have created two management
> classes within the Standard policy domain, one for Daily (14 versions)
> and one for Weekly (2 versions).     o I am lost as to how to connect
> the daily schedule to the daily management class and weekly to weekly
> management class.     Any help is appreciated. Ravi