Deleting Fsi Replication Policies - IBM TS7650G User Manual

10. From the Destinations window, you can:
11. From the Destinations window, click Add to define a new destination
12. Select a destination repository from the Repository dropdown list. The
13. Select a remote file system from the File System dropdown list.
14. Choose an existing replication destination directory from the Choose an
15. Click Add. The repository and directory path are displayed in the
16. To change either the File System selection and/or the replication destination
17. Click Modify. The repository and directory path are displayed in the
18. To remove the destination directory, select the file system and path from the
19. Click Next to display a Report of the defined policy.
20. Click Finish to save and close the Modify replication policy wizard.

Deleting FSI replication policies

This topic describes how to delete a replication policy on a repository in an FSI
environment.
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7. Click Browse to select the file system and path of the source directory on the
share from which to begin replicating. Alternatively, type the directory path in
the Path: field.
8. Click Ok. The file system and directory path are displayed in the Source
directories window.
Note: You must have at least one source directory defined in the policy to
proceed with the Modify policy wizard. Additionally, if all the source
directories are marked as deleted, you cannot proceed with the Modify policy
wizard.
9. Click Next. The Destinations window is displayed.
v Add a destination repository. Continue with step 11.
v Modify a replication destination. Continue with step 16.
v Remove a replication destination. Continue with step 18.
directory. The Replication Destinations window is displayed.
destination repository must be a member in a replication group.
existing directory from destination list, or create a new remote replication
directory on the destination repository file system. If you select Create a
remote replication directory on destination, then type a name for the
directory in the Directory name field.
Note: A replication destination directory is per repository and per policy. If
you have not created a replication destination directory, there will not be any
existing directories to choose from.
Destinations window. Continue to step 19.
directory, click Modify and select different options from the dropdown lists.
Destinations window. Continue to step 19.
Destinations list and click Remove. The destination repository is removed
from the list.
Note: You must have at least one enabled destination repository defined in
the policy to proceed with the Modify policy wizard. Additionally, if all the
destinations are marked as deactivated, you cannot proceed with the Modify
policy wizard.
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