Hi,
I've been tossed into the role of "Backup guy" and for the most part it makes sense. However, over the last month this one problem has me stumped.
We have 10 machines, 4 of them unix the rest NT. We have 1 tape drive, and our networker server. We have 2 groups - UNIX-Onsite and NT-Onsite. We backup those incrementally daily with a full backup once a week. All is good.
Then, I made a new pool called Offsite. I made a new group called Offsite (with all the clients copied into that group as well). All clients within the Offsite group use the offsite schedule. Sooo on Mondays, the Unix/NT schedules are SKIP and the Offsite is FULL. What happens tho, is the Offsite skips, and then the Unix/NT does an incremental which is absolutely baffling. (I put a fresh tape in the drive, and it gets labeled as Onsite).
Should be noted that if I manually force/override, the offsite works, and labels the tape accordingly. So I don't get what I'm doing wrong.
Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.
Geoff
I've been tossed into the role of "Backup guy" and for the most part it makes sense. However, over the last month this one problem has me stumped.
We have 10 machines, 4 of them unix the rest NT. We have 1 tape drive, and our networker server. We have 2 groups - UNIX-Onsite and NT-Onsite. We backup those incrementally daily with a full backup once a week. All is good.
Then, I made a new pool called Offsite. I made a new group called Offsite (with all the clients copied into that group as well). All clients within the Offsite group use the offsite schedule. Sooo on Mondays, the Unix/NT schedules are SKIP and the Offsite is FULL. What happens tho, is the Offsite skips, and then the Unix/NT does an incremental which is absolutely baffling. (I put a fresh tape in the drive, and it gets labeled as Onsite).
Should be noted that if I manually force/override, the offsite works, and labels the tape accordingly. So I don't get what I'm doing wrong.
Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.
Geoff