Ok, so now I know why we are only seeing the 5 files. But this has lead
management to ask if this system of backing data up is really the best way
forward. Sadly for me I wasn't involved in the set-up of the domino clients
or the nature of the data being backed up, so I had no way of knowing there
was a potential problem lurking in the background.
So, in this instance users are scanning documents in (important contracts
etc) that would clearly need to be kept for a lot longer than thirty days
if they were deleted. So, is a domino client good for this? Would I
realistically be looking to continue using the domino client to do the
weekly incremental backups that we keep for up to 30 days, but then use the
normal TSM client to do monthly archives of the databases that we then keep
for a required amount of time?
Or, can the domino client handle all of this?
Thanks again for all your help
Farren
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Hi Farren,
Look in the DSM.OPT file for Data Protection for Domino.
Are there any INCLUDE statements that are binding the backups to
a different management class?
If not, check to see what the default management class is for the
Data Protection for Domino NODENAME. It may have a different
default management class, with different default policies.
Those are the two things I would look at first.
Thanks,
Del
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Del Hoobler
Tivoli Storage Manager Development
IBM Corporation
"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU> wrote on 01/26/2006
09:38:24 AM:
> Hi all
>
> A user is trying to restore a lotus domino database on a Windows NT
server,
> and when we look at active/inactive files, there are only five (we do
full
> backups every weekend). So, my question here is where is it getting the
> 'keep 5 copies' from. The normal backup copy group for the server keeps
7
> copies of all normal files, so I'm assuming it can't be this.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Farren
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