NetWorker - Cloning

Timeline:
Theory - 00:13
Strategies - 04:48
Workflow with clone action only - 06:40
Workflow with backup and clone action - 14:24
Using the nsrclone command - 19:34
Summary - 28:00
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Cloning—The clone process allows you to perform the tasks that you see on the screen:
○ Create a duplicate copy of backup data securely offsite.
○ Transfer data from one location to another.
○ Verify backups.

There are multiple strategies that you can follow for cloning.
Scheduled cloning:P
Based on a Protection Policy.
Uses a Protection Policy Workflow containing a single Protection Policy Action of type "clone".
We use a dynamic protection group of sub type query of save sets to select the savesets for cloning.
Action based (automatic) cloning:
Based on a Protection Policy.
Uses a Protection Policy Workflow containing a Protection Policy Action of type "backup" and a Protection Policy Action of type "clone".
All save sets backed up in the "backup" action are cloned.
With respect to the "backup" action, the "clone" action can be performed either concurrently or sequentially.
Manual cloning:
Based on the NetWorker command "nsrclone".
All save sets are cloned which are specified either on the command line or in an input file