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If by inventory you mean the inventory of the jukebox, I don't recall having to reinventory the jb after the upgrade. If by inventory you mean databases and configuration, this should not be an issue. Generally, make sure you have a good, full backup before doing the upgrade, then simply...

No equivilant, in the 6.x world in order to add a drive you have to delete the entire jukebox and readd it using jbconfig.

Depending on what version of NetWorker, use jbedit instead of jbconfig

If you are running on Windows, you might also want to look into using nsrperf. It's a little known binary that ships with NetWorker. It allows you to turn on some useful perforamnce objects that windows performance monitor can take advantage of. Simply type nsrperf -y from command line, and the...

Nerom, as I stated, I'd not use all those parameters at first. Start with just the server, do you get data? Add the client, do you get data? This will help you determine where the problem lies. This could also help determine if Console is having trouble with the date format, perhaps looking...

Nerom, Not sure how you used Console to do the same command, as it doesn't have the ability to accept ssid as your query used. Plus, those savesets look a bit wacky, and you didn't collect info like size, duration, level, so I'm not sure what/how you were trying to compare. Usually, when I try...

Herm, you may want to look at your figures in CSV to see if the numbers come closer. Rounding with that amount of data could be significant (from the release suppliment)... Console provides numeric formatters that visually simplify the large numbers in reports, dividing them by a scale. For...

the commands you have tried work if the saveset is recoverable, i.e. out of the client index but still in the media database. You say yours is recyc, meaning out of both, so you must do scanner -m -S ********** -c client device to rebuild the media datamase entry, then your nsrck command should...

Enable "Monitor Rap" in the server resource. This will write what resources are changed by whom in a rap log. 7.x added this feature along with having an Admin Group and a User Group, so you can have folks that belong to the User Group have less ability than Admins. Also, NetWorker Operations...

The way I read the manual, syntax for groups is different than we are used to, try &<groupname>, example in the book is &netadmins Haven't tried it myself so let me know if it works! pt

Two suggestions: You might look into running mmrecov, as it looks like you have media database corruption. Prior to that, you might try posting in the Legato NetWorker Forum, if you haven't already, some sharp folk over there

my guess would be that if your old installation was kept as is, then the .nsr file (assuming Unix, nsr.dir if Windows) is still in the mm and index directories. When in use, NetWorker treats these files/directories differently, so these files instruct NetWorker to skip the information. Remove...

I would probably start by trying the following command, with the tape drive closed and a tape in the drive: mt -f /dev/rmt/0hn stat You should get something like this back Vendor 'EXABYTE ' Product 'EXB8500C8CQANXR' tape drive: sense key(0x6)= Unit Attention residual= 0 retries= 0 file...

I don't have scripts, but you might want to demo NetWorker Operations, it does exactly what you want in the tape streaming report.

nsrinfo -v -N &quot;F:\FOLDER\EXAMPLE&quot; client name should do it for you. The old man pages I have say that it won't give you file size for windows files, but it seemed to for me. also, you should be able to see the size in winworkr.

Step by step instructions in the admin guide under the heading Directing Client Indexes and Bootstrap to a Seperate Pool. Can look in index under bootstrap->pools or go to the online doc at legato.com

nsrck with no options or the indexes tab from the admin gui (windows) or client->indexes menu (unix). pt

Michael, Check out the Oracle Module for NetWorker, which is used to integrate the two and provide CFI and media database tracking you require. http://portal2.legato.com/products/networker/modules/oracle.cfm pt

I've never done it myself, but Legato's TB on the subject would seem a good thing to follow. Seems it covers a lot more possible gothcha's then just your license worry. http://portal1.legato.com/resources/bulletins/121.html pt

The surprise for me is that your 6.5 box worked in the first place, not that the 6.3 didn't. You *should* need a Unix Client Pak Enabler as soon as you back up a client that has a different Unix flavor than your server. Have you tried adding a Unix Client Pak temp enabler to see if you get...