DO NOT use '-nodename' unless you are familiar with all possible
consequences!! Use -virtualnodename instead.
Usual result from this is error ANR0428W and you are in a trouble.
Other way to achieve this could be 'set access' command of the B/A client.
Look into its description in the 'Using the Backup-Archive Client' book.

Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant




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Hi,

Try on Node C, 'dsmc -nodename=Node B' or 'dsmc -virtualnodename=Node B'.
Also look at 'help' concerning this subject

//Henrik




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Good Morning All,
I need to restore data from one of my clients into another (bypassing
the server)
ie. TSM server is node A, I have a file on Node B that I need restored
on Node C.
Can anyone help?
Thanks in advance!






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