Need a 3rd copy of a backup...
I have a sitiuation...
I have a small DataDomain(DD) at and outside location.
I backup to the small DD at the outside location, and then I duplicate it in a SLP to the corporate DD.
We just installed a larger DD at the same outside location.
I now need to expire the "Copy 2" version on the Corporate DD so I can run the following command to get copy 2 to the new larger DD at the outside location.
bpduplicate -Bidfile D:\tmp\bpidfile_DD01_1.txt -dstunit dd02-su -dp NetBackup -L D:\tmp\dup_logfile_dd01_1.txt
So now I have 2 copies again, but both are at the outside location. How do I get a 3rd copy to the Corporate DD?
This process only allows a Primary and Copy 2 with this command... Do I have to make the bigger new DD copies the Primary Copy, then expire the old DD copies, and then run the command again to get a second copy on the Corporate DD?
Help?
- By default the maximum number of backup copies in netbackup is set to 2. Go to master server host properties and change the maximum backup copies setting to 3. Then you can run the bpduplicate command to create the 3rd copy. You would find the settings in Host Properties > Master Server > Global settings