The storage destination list contains all the destinations (storage units and storage unit groups) that the storage lifecycle can use. The list includes the storage that is used for the original backups as well as storage that is used for duplication at a later time.
Figure: Hierarchical destinations shows how after the first copy is created, all subsequent copies can be made locally from that source, without tying up network resources.
Figure: Hierarchical storage destinations in a lifecycle policy shows how the hierarchy of destinations is represented graphically in the Storage Lifecycle Policy dialog box. The indentation (or hierarchy) indicates the backup source for each copy. One copy can be the source for many other copies.
Changing the location of a destination in the hierarchy changes the storage unit that serves as the source for the subsequent copies. Changing the location cannot change the destination type. (For example, make a backup destination into a duplication destination.)
The Maximum backup copies host property setting in the Global Attributes properties limits the number of destinations that can be added to a lifecycle.
The destination list in the Storage Lifecycle Policy dialog box can contain the following destinations at various hierarchical levels:
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