A migration is the process of copying already backed up data from one media pool (e.g. disk) to a different media pool (e.g. tape). The previously backed up files are organized in the form of savesets. These are copied identically from the source media pool to the target media pool. This way a duplication of savesets is possible. Typically these are realized in the sequence Disk-To-Disk-To-Tape (D2D2T).
As long as both media are available after the migration (in the source- or target- media pool) the saveset is duplicated. After the saveset is deleted from the source-media pool it is considered migrated. Optionally, both datasets can be accessed with the restore wizard. If only the migrated saveset exists it will be required in case of a restore.
From SEP sesam Version 3.6 the migration tasks are managed in a seperate menu item. In order to make Sesam more flexible regarding various requirements the tradition of the Sesam-Principle of only defining the source for tasks is broken with. Now source and target are to be defined in the new migration dialog. This makes enables you to immediately start a configured migration task from the GUI or attach it to a Migration Event over a schedule to start it automatically at a certein point in time.
Additionally a number of filter options were added(by task, task group or backup client, only to name a few). It is now also possible to migrate backups from a particular medium to a different pool.
Here is a Description of all the fields and the functions assigned to them:
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