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Legato NetWorker is an appropriate soutions as well as Veritas Netbackup 4.x. Both are very good. -Tom

This depends on the tape technology you are using. I.E. DLT has a long load/eject time so this number would need to be adjusted for that. However, I have not heard of 180sec though.

Use nsrmm for non-jukebox devices. nsrjb will only work for jukeboxes, etc.

I understand that staging does not work well and from all indications on the "NetWorker Digest" you should consider an alternative. Search the NetWork Digest archives and you can read about the problems and solutions with staging. -Tom

You can do a savegrp -O to backup only the client index. However, this is done from the command line.

You may also want to look at Backup Reports by Bocada. -Tom

When you try to perform a recovery..NetWorker will be looking for the original volume. You need to tell NetWorker that this is not available and then NetWorker will use the next volume it can find which would be the clone volume. Do this through the GUI or using the commands outlined in the...

No I don't work for the "big one"... but I do consulting for Legato and the input I give is from my hands-on experience. If you are experiencing problems, one avenue is to try reducing the client parallelism to determine if it is a client resource issue. 4.2 is stable and there are a...

Two things to consider when backing up Novell clients. 1. Use the new Legato client 4.2 with Novell 5.1 There is also a updates tsa500 and smdr out there 2. Lower your client parallelism to 2 ( default is 4 ) If you want to continue using 4.15 of the Legato client you should get the...

Shaing a library is commonplace with networker. This works very well for many of us. However, backing up Novell clients to a storage node is only possible with version 4.2 of the NetWorker client. It is not possible on previous versions.

Sure it is possible to mount a volume to a device using the command line. Use nsrmm for standalone deives and nsrjb for libary devices. -Tom