Jim,
 
To do it from an easy way : from a nsradmin, gather all group :
  nsradmin -i
            show name
            print type:nsr group
 
Then for each group you found, launch  a probe :
         savegrp -pnv <group>
 
You will receive the client name, the FS name and the backup level Networker
should start.
 
Be aware of  running a probe on a group that's running cleans all temp and 
lock files from /nsr/tmp for that active group, resulting in failure in the job 
list
of the active group being probed.
I hve a case for that problem with Legato support.(I am using nsr612).
 
Hope that helps,
 
Kind regards - Bien cordialement - Vriendelijke groeten,

Thierry FAIDHERBE

HPCI - Storage & Server Integration Practice
Tru64 Unix and Legato EBS Consultant
                                  
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-------- Message d'origine-------- 
De: Jim Lane [mailto:JLane AT TORONTOHYDRO DOT COM] 
Date: mar. 31/12/2002 16:31 
À: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU 
Cc: 
Objet: [Networker] how to know what was supposed to have run during last day



        Hi, All
        
        I'm trying to write a script that could be run daily to report on what
        Networker has done during the past 24 hours and compare that to what
        should have been done, IE. what filesystems would have been backed up if
        all the scheduled groups had run 100%. the first part is fairly easy.
        I've got a little Perl script that parses the output of mminfo, sorting
        it in order and improving the format a little. I'm not sure how to
        proceed with the second part. how can a script know everything that was
        scheduled to have been done by Networker? the UNIX GUI has a function
        called "preview" under group control that's probably something like what
        I want. it lists out what a group will do the next time it runs. I'm not
        sure if there's a way to get this information from the command line. has
        anybody done anything like this? is there another, simpler way to get at
        the information I'm looking for here? what I want is a script that can
        be given to Operations where they can run it and flag cases where things
        don't get backed up by Networker when they should have been.
        
        TIA
        
        Jim Lane
        Sr. Technical Consultant
        Network Services
        Toronto Hydro
        office: (416)-542-2820
        cell: (416)-896-8576
        
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