I do not believe there is a default report that gives you this information however I believe you could create a custom report to do it. To do that you could use the "Backup Job Details with Volume" data source, feed that into a Group By operator and group by "Server", "Group" and "Volume". You can then drop all the fields except these three and it should give you 1 row for each volume/media used by a group on each backup server. So for example if you had group grp1 backup to media1, media2 and media 3, and group grp2 backup to media2, media4 and media5 you would end up with:
DavidRussell1
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May 3rd, 2011 02:00
Hi Scott,
I do not believe there is a default report that gives you this information however I believe you could create a custom report to do it. To do that you could use the "Backup Job Details with Volume" data source, feed that into a Group By operator and group by "Server", "Group" and "Volume". You can then drop all the fields except these three and it should give you 1 row for each volume/media used by a group on each backup server. So for example if you had group grp1 backup to media1, media2 and media 3, and group grp2 backup to media2, media4 and media5 you would end up with:
Server Group Volume
Svr1 Grp1 media1
Svr1 Grp1 media2
Svr1 Grp1 media3
Svr1 Grp2 media2
Svr1 Grp2 media4
Svr1 Grp2 media5
Kind Regards
David
EMC Technical Support
dugans1
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May 3rd, 2011 15:00
Wicked Dave thanks, I'll give it a go.