David,

Here you go.  This works on unix.  See the nsradmin page for details.  There
are probably examples in the archive if you search for nsradmin.  It is a
mighty powerful tool for command line folks like me.

sls@nsrserver% cat /tmp/nsr
show name; retention policy
print type:NSR client

sls@nsrserver% nsradmin -i /tmp/nsr
                        name: nsrserver.quickclient1tech.com;
            retention policy: Year;

                        name: client1;
            retention policy: Year;

                        name: client2;
            retention policy: Year;

                        name: labsj3;
            retention policy: Year;

                        name: labsj4;
            retention policy: Year;

                        name: labsj5;
            retention policy: Year;

                        name: labsj6;
            retention policy: Year;

                        name: labsj7;
            retention policy: Year;

                        name: titanium;
            retention policy: Year;

                        name: labsj1;
            retention policy: Year;

                        name: labsj2;
            retention policy: Year;

                        name: carbon;
            retention policy: Year;

                        name: carbon;
            retention policy: Year;

                        name: cacus;
            retention policy: Year;

                        name: krypton;
            retention policy: Year;

                        name: krypton;
            retention policy: Year;

                        name: krypton;
            retention policy: Year;

                        name: tin;
            retention policy: Year;

                        name: tinfoil;
            retention policy: Year;

                        name: krypton;
            retention policy: Year;

                        name: mercury;
            retention policy: Year;

                        name: krypton;
            retention policy: Year;

                        name: radium;
            retention policy: Year;
sls@nsrserver%

On Wed, 21 Aug 2002, Herrmann, Dave wrote:

> Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 08:57:01 -0700
> From: "Herrmann, Dave" <daveh AT DELTAFAUCET DOT COM>
> Reply-To: Legato NetWorker discussion <NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU>,
>      "Herrmann, Dave" <daveh AT DELTAFAUCET DOT COM>
> To: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU
> Subject: [Networker] need a command to report retention
>
> I'm looking for a command that will produce a report of all my clients
> and
> the retention policy I have set for them. I though mminfo might do it
> but I
> can't find the right combination of command options.
>
> I could go through the GUI and get the info one at a time for them, but
> I'm
> sure many of you more familiar with the command line interface will have
> an
> answer for this without hesitation.
>

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