What is the RETONLY setting for nt_brass_mc and nt_default_mc. Directories
will be bound to the management class with the larger RETONLY value. That
is one likely explanation.

If that doesn't explain it, then run

   dsmc q inclexcl

To see what your include/exclude list looks like, in case INCLUDE
statements are being used to bind the files to a particular management
class.

Regards,

Andy

Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
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I have TSM Server Version  5.1.6.1 on AIX 5.1. This is involving a client
node TSM Client 5.1 on Win2000

We wanted to have the client node to have an independent management class.
 I created one. (nt_brass_mc. The old default mc is nt_default_mc)
We made a change in inclexcl for nodename (Brass) to point to nt_brass_mc.
We bounce the services on win2000 nodename Brass.
I did a move nodedata for this client from the old default tapepool to the
new tapepool. After this is done, we check "q occ node-name and the old
tapepool was gone.
This morning after the DRM ran,  We check the "q occ node-name" and there
was the old tapepool included with the new tapepool and new copypool.
I checked the incremental backup that ran last night and it went to the
new tapepool (nt_brass_tapepool)
When we check the restore gui, we view the management class and it said
nt_default_mc.  We tried to change it but it go back to nt_default_mc.

What are we doing that is causing this?  Has anyone experience this
problem and what did you do to correct this?

Thank for your help...

David C. Pearson
IS Production Support Analyst
System & Network Service
Snohomish County PUD # 1
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