> Yes, I do, as the storage is reachable via different IPs depending on
> the uplink used. Think of internal vs. external network, so if I have
> three different retention levels like you proposed, I'd need nine
> storages. When grouping the retention times I currently have in use, I
> get five different groups, so basically, I'd need to define fifteen
> storage pools. Ugh.

No, you don't. I'm pretty sure a single Bacula Storage daemon can listen to 
several different network addresses. Unless, of course, you really need / want 
to use different storages.

Regards,
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