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Re: [Networker] client indexes
2006-04-05 14:01:03
Diane Rolland wrote:
I have used nsrck and will be using scanner to load in some client indexes
for a restore of some older files.
I'm concerned about disk space. When I'm finished, what process puts the
indexes back to what the current browse/retention policies are?
There really won't be a lot of impact on disk space - I'm sure you won't
notice the difference.
For NetWorker 6 and above, the expiry date of a scanned in save set will
be the current date plus the retention defined for the client in
question. If you really wanted to clean up these save sets you would
need to obtain a list of save set IDs and remove each one using nsrmm -d.
Note the change from NetWorker 5.x and below where scanned in save sets
had a special state that never expired.
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