Computer Associates BABNWUP900NE6 Administration Guide - Page 179

Updating Vaults, Scheduling Tape Volume Movement, Creating Schedules

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The Media Management Process When you create a vault, location information is automatically updated and integrated with the Location Maintenance feature in BrightStor ARCserve Backup. If you select a vaulted tape through BrightStor ARCserve Backup, vault location information appears. Location information is also updated in the BrightStor ARCserve Backup Media Pool Manager. If you select a vaulted tape for restore, a message appears indicating that the tape is OFF_SITE. Updating Vaults To modify information for a vault, double-click the Vault object in the left pane of the MM Admin window to access a list of existing vaults. Select the vault you want to update from the list, right-click, and select Update from the pop-up menu. When the Edit Vault dialog appears, make your changes and click OK to save the new settings. Deleting Vaults Before you delete a vault, you must remove all media in it and make sure no rotations are associated with it. To delete a vault, right-click its name in the left pane of the MM Admin window and select Delete. Scheduling Tape Volume Movement Media Management relies upon a user-defined schedule to determine the tape volumes to move, and when and where to move them. When you select the Schedule object, you can view existing schedules in the right pane of the MM Admin window or you can define new rotation policies and vaulting criteria. Creating Schedules To create a new schedule, right-click the Schedule object in the left pane of the MM Admin window, and choose Create from the pop-up menu. When the Create Schedule dialog appears, enter a name for the schedule and click Add. The new schedule is saved and added to the Schedule branch in the MM management window. After you create a schedule, the Vault Criteria Descriptor (VCD) and Rotation objects appear in the left pane of the MM Admin window. These objects allow you to select media and retention policies. Managing Devices and Media 7-31

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The Media Management Process
Managing Devices and Media
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When you create a vault, location information is automatically updated and
integrated with the Location Maintenance feature in BrightStor ARCserve Backup.
If you select a vaulted tape through BrightStor ARCserve Backup, vault location
information appears. Location information is also updated in the BrightStor
ARCserve Backup Media Pool Manager. If you select a vaulted tape for restore, a
message appears indicating that the tape is OFF_SITE.
Updating Vaults
To modify information for a vault, double-click the Vault object in the left pane of
the MM Admin window to access a list of existing vaults. Select the vault you want
to update from the list, right-click, and select Update from the pop-up menu. When
the Edit Vault dialog appears, make your changes and click OK to save the new
settings.
Deleting Vaults
Before you delete a vault, you must remove all media in it and make sure no
rotations are associated with it. To delete a vault, right-click its name in the left
pane of the MM Admin window and select Delete.
Scheduling Tape Volume Movement
Media Management relies upon a user-defined schedule to determine the tape
volumes to move, and when and where to move them. When you select the
Schedule object, you can view existing schedules in the right pane of the MM
Admin window or you can define new rotation policies and vaulting criteria.
Creating Schedules
To create a new schedule, right-click the Schedule object in the left pane of the MM
Admin window, and choose Create from the pop-up menu. When the Create
Schedule dialog appears, enter a name for the schedule and click Add. The new
schedule is saved and added to the Schedule branch in the MM management
window.
After you create a schedule, the Vault Criteria Descriptor (VCD) and Rotation
objects appear in the left pane of the MM Admin window. These objects allow you
to select media and retention policies.