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Legato typically marks a tape as full when:- - It has reached the EoT and can't write to it anymore - If it meets a bad block on the tape. The tape is marked FULL to prevent it from being used for writing again. HTH, Regards * Ram

If manual RMAN script backup works, it looks like more of an install issue then. Try reinstalling the NMO again. Are the normal backups recognizing the jukebox/device correctly? You may also try reconfiguring the jukebox. With Windows 2000, make sure you have disabled the Removable Storage...

Create a file (listcl) containing the following lines *** Start File . Type: NSR Client show name print quit *** End File Execute the following command at the unix prompt nsradmin [-s nw_server_name] -i listcl > client_list.txt Format the output according to your requirements. HTH

Looks like your license info may be corrupt. Did you check to see if your NetWorker license resources are correctly seen? I guess, you must have the cluster client connections, the NetWorker Module for Exchange and the base enabler (Network edition or Power Edition) correctly in place.

Though nsradmin splits the output, it actually can be taken as a single string. For each line, use the cut command to take the group names alone cut -d: -f2 gives you the list of groups comma separated which you can again separate with cut to obtain individual group names. HTH, Ram.

You can do it with the following logic: - For each client get the list of groups they belong to through nsradmin (Client_A belongs to Group_A, Group_B) - Edit the client to include ALL the groups you want the client to be in (Client_A belongs to Group_A, Group_B, Group_C) In simpler terms, you...

The following function library might be of some help to you. I got the outline logic for this from somewhere in the internet and added my improvements to these functions. *********** START LIBRARY SCRIPT ********** #!/bin/ksh...

while read oneLine do echo $oneLine >> file_C done < file_A while read oneLine do echo $oneLine >> file_C done < file_B The above lines in a script should do the job for you.

You must have installed the SCSI pass through driver for HP-UX. Configuring and using a jukebox is not as direct a process in HP-UX as on other Unix. Refer Legato Technical Bulletin #358 for more information. http://www.legato.com/resources/bulletins/358.html

On the face of it, archive is also backup with the below mentioned major differences: 1. Archive volumes have longer life-cycle and would not obey a normal retention policy 2. You can optionally groom the files after archive to create more disk space (which usually is why archiving is done)...

You can use select ethernet cards to send the data through. In a Windows NW GUI, -> Click on "Options" and Choose "Customize" -> Enable the "Display Hidden Attributes" attribute and come out after saving changes From the "Configure" tab: -> Choose "Manage Clients" -> Right click on the...