Hi Zoltan,

You can do a copy of the PD and update the copygroup... that's easier than
define new ones. Dont forget the create a schedule in this new PD.

You can also create a new MC with the new retention values and use an
include on the node to point the data to the MC. For instance:
include * new_mc
as first line in your include/excludelist makes all files not excluded to
point to new_mc

With an extra MC you don't need to worry about the new PD and the new
schedules.

Regards,
Maurice van 't Loo
http://mvantloo.nl/


2012/12/14 Zoltan Forray <zforray AT vcu DOT edu>

> I have a Policy Domain that has 10-nodes.  Due to a "discovery request", I
> have to greatly extend the Retain Only value on the sole management class
> of this PD/PS.  However, the change only needs to apply to 1-of the
> 10-nodes.
>
> Unless I am missing something, the only way I know of accomplishing this
> change so it doesn't effect every node in the PD is to
>
> 1.  Create a new PD/PS
> 2.  Create a new MC within this  new PD/PS with the extended values but
> retaining the original MC name
> 3.  Change the single node to use the new PD
> 4.  Bounce node service to pickup changes
>
> Am I missing something?
>
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