Brainojack
Technical User
I've mostly sorted out my previous problem (assigning media to media pools) and after a break for Christmas I've begun tests for restoring backed up media.
Problem 1: I have 7 day GFS, Differential, Full on Sunday. Today I tried to restore yesterday's (Monday) back up and the job only generated the folders of the backup directory. I notice that when I start the job and it lists which Tapes(FSD's) are required for the job it doesn't list the Full backup form sunday. Whether I perform a Restore from 'back up Media' or by 'Session' it only ever says I need Monday's tape (the differential). I see what's lacking I just don't know how to force it request Sunday's full backup as well.
Problem 2: pertaining to Deduplication. The backup jobs can be generated on a DDD and the options allow GFS setup. However, there seems to be no ablility to choose which day to back up from.
(I've been setting up 2 sets of backups to see which one would be better suited for our data. If deduplicaiton doesn't allow GFS, or rather if its specifically meant for tapes as an endpoint, i'd rather stop travelling that road)
Regards
Drew
Problem 1: I have 7 day GFS, Differential, Full on Sunday. Today I tried to restore yesterday's (Monday) back up and the job only generated the folders of the backup directory. I notice that when I start the job and it lists which Tapes(FSD's) are required for the job it doesn't list the Full backup form sunday. Whether I perform a Restore from 'back up Media' or by 'Session' it only ever says I need Monday's tape (the differential). I see what's lacking I just don't know how to force it request Sunday's full backup as well.
Problem 2: pertaining to Deduplication. The backup jobs can be generated on a DDD and the options allow GFS setup. However, there seems to be no ablility to choose which day to back up from.
(I've been setting up 2 sets of backups to see which one would be better suited for our data. If deduplicaiton doesn't allow GFS, or rather if its specifically meant for tapes as an endpoint, i'd rather stop travelling that road)
Regards
Drew