Yesterday i had similar trouble with restores to an other node.
I wanted to do some restorespeed-tests and thought that everyting could be
done by a script.

i tried the following at NODE NT3   (NT2 is a filer)

dsmc restore -subdir=yes -fromnode=NT1 \\NT1\D$\ \\NT2\E$\
everytime there where no files found, i think i should grant access for NT3,
but i do not like to 
spread access over nodes. Using the gui you can get access by using your own
admin userid at 2nd logon.
Where can i find that feature in dsmc  - i miss something like userid=...  ?

my second try was
dsmc -node=nt1 restore -subdir=yes \\NT1\D$\ \\NT2\E$\
this has 2 problems: I don't know the password of node1 (generated) and
you can either set options for restore subcommand or for the main dsmc
command - 
both isn't working: commandline parser error
maybe you can put the restore command into a macro, but there should be an
easier way....

Any ideas?
With regards,
Stefan Holzwarth


> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: Mark Hayden [mailto:MHayden AT EPA.STATE.IL DOT US]
> Gesendet am: Dienstag, 25. September 2001 20:48
> An: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
> Betreff: Restores
> 
> Would like to know the best way to do a restore from one node 
> to another.
> What we are trying to do , we want to do a complete ( active 
> files only)
> restore from TSM to a new Server with a different node 
> name...Any help would be great!!!!!!!!!! THanks
>