admincmd directory - where's it come from

[JayKoonz]

I have a need to run some Netbackup reporting scripts on a Unix client accessing the Netbackup-Master-Server on a Windows box. How do I get the admincmd directory (along with the bperror cmd) on the client box.
Since the Master uis Windows and I'm a unix-script-man, I'm hoping I can do what I want. Run scripts against all clients from a single client. Yes / No / Maybe ?

 

[PGPhantom]

You can manually create the directory or directories that you need. The need to reside in netbackup/logs. There is a script already there that you can sinply execute but it will create all the log directories and I generally only use a few so I just create those few that I need. If the directory is there, it will log, if not = No logging.

 

[comtec17]

You could try installing the MKS toolkit or U-Win32 on the windows master. These tools place a ksh environment onto windows so you can script using *nix scripting.