Yep,you put your save storage node into the storage nodes section of the
globals 2 tab.

Cheers
Mark

On 29 November 2010 19:56, Michael Leone <Michael.Leone AT pha.phila DOT 
gov>wrote:

> I am confused about something. I have a save job that I need to write to a
> tape drive on a storage node, and not to the tape drive on the Networker
> server. I know how to do that for clones - by listing the storage node
> under "Clone Storage Nodes" in the "Globals 2" tab of the appropriate
> client definition. But how do I specify a non-clone client to save to the
> tape drive on a storage node, instead of the Networker server? The tape
> drive is in the appropriate pool, and is mounted. The storage node is not
> a dedicated storage node (that I can see - the drives on the node do not
> say dedicated). But I don't see where in the client definition I can list
> the storage node as a valid save device; all the sections speak of storage
> nodes ...
>
> My first time trying to do this. Can someone point me in the right
> direction?
>
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