James Pratt wrote:
> 
> Thanks that says a lot actually - I think you need to have EMC complete
> the whole NDMP setup by creating a new VTL/drives and tapes for NDMP use
> only on the celerra, using some of your free DL3D space, (unless you
> have a spare VTL kicking around?) and then have them create a new
> autochanger/jukebox for it all using jbconfig in networker, then create
> ndmp pool etc etc. (assuming the zoning on the san is correct for it
> all). 
> 
> See the pdf file "Configuring NDMP Backups on Celerra" on powerlink
> (search documents/all support), and you will see the procedure for
> creating NDMP/VTL setup on the celerra side, and the good old NW admin
> guide for the setup on the NW side - if you cannot get EMC to figure it
> out you can do it yourself if you are not afraid of the linux command
> line and manual device creation in networker.  
> 
> jamie
> 
> 
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Interesting.  Why wouldn't they look into completing everything when they were 
helping me set it up?  I've got to tell ya that I'm not real impressed with EMC 
so far, I hope it gets better because I'm ready to go back to using Backup Exec.

Right now we have one pool for our VTLs, the pool is DL3D and that is how it 
was set up by the EMC guy who came to our site.  I've been reading a lot of 
people have their pools set up quite differently.  They have daily, weekly, 
monthly, etc. pools.  What is the best way to set up our pools?  

I'm going to keep picking your brain if you don't mind.  :)

Thanks,
Jason

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