> Let me clarify, I was rushing: 
> 
> For our OLDER indexes, that have expired, and may be on older versions
> (7.2 or earlier) we have to do a few extra steps: 
> 
> First, look on the tape (tape#/name), and write down the SSID number,
> 1976940238 that you want to restore. 
> 
> Run these commands:
> 
> 1.  mminfo -q ssid=1976940238 -r cloneid  (enter) 
> 
> This will produce a number, make note of it: 
> 1205188208
> 
> 
> 2. nsrmm -S 1976940238/1205188208 -e 10/01/2010  (hit enter, this will
> keep entries until 10/1/2010) 
> 
> 
> 3. nsrmm -S 1976940238/1205188208 -o notrecyclable (hit enter, it will
> ask this question) 
> 
>    i.      Mark save set copy 1976940238/1205188208 as not recyclable?
> yes
> 
> 
> You can now run the nsrck command:
> 
> 4.  nsrck -L7 -t 03/11/08 clientname 
> 
> 
> These procedures are directly from EMC... 

I do this for my EOM savesets (well, I do a "nsrmm -w 84 months -e 84 
months", and I also do a "nsrmm -O readonly").

However, I do this on savesets that have not yet expired. I didn't think 
you could extend the retention time on savesets that had already expired.
So I can still do a "nsrck -L7" on currently expired, yet still retained, 
savesets? I had no idea ... 

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