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I need to change the location of a netbackup installation

Can anyone tell me how I can change the default location for a netbackup installation to another location on my box? The default location is too small and I want to install in another location that has the adequate space. The Netbackup user manual is USELESS!!
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Symbolic link

Create a symbolic link for /usr/openv pointing to the location of your choice
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Create a symbolic link for /usr/openv pointing to the location of your choice
I have NO IDEA how to do that.
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I have NO IDEA how to do that.
assuming /usr/openv is a directory and empty....

Code:
mkdir /really-huge-disk/my-backup
cd /usr
rmdir openv
ln -s /really-huge-disk/my-backup openv
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