It's a Legato product designed to compliment NetWorker. It is for Backup
Operators and allows an admin to assign specific rights for operators on
NetWorker servers. Legato bought the code from another company, it used to
be called BOM (Backup Operations Manager).  It is not free, though you can
eval it for free.

Check Legato's website for more info
pt

On Fri, 7 Mar 2003 15:11:13 -0400, Julio Porras
<Julio.Porras AT VENALUM.COM DOT VE> wrote:

>What is Networker Operations?
>Is it free?
>
>THx,
>
>Julio Porras
>Especialista de Sistemas
>CVG Venalum
>286-9506898
>416-7985875
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: pt_work [mailto:kizzmit66 AT HOTMAIL DOT COM]
>Sent: Jueves, 06 de Marzo de 2003 04:03 p.m.
>To: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU
>Subject: Re: [Networker] how to analyze remaining capacity on a Networker
>server
>
>The tape streaming report for NetWorker Operations sounds like a fit for
>you. Check the doc below and search for streaming:
>
>
>http://web1.legato.com/infodev/publications/lmgt/operations/lmnwop_1.0/lm_n
e
>tworker_operations_ig.pdf
>
>Produces a nice graphic to help you identify bottlenecks, etc. Sample there
>as well. Might be worth an eval
>
>pt
>
>On Thu, 6 Mar 2003 09:40:06 -0500, Jim Lane <JLane AT TORONTOHYDRO DOT COM> 
>wrote:
>
>>Hi, All
>>
>>I'm trying to do a bit of a study to figure out how much spare capacity
>>I have left on my Networker servers during the available backup windows.
>>the data I'm trying to get at is how long the tape drives are in use
>>versus not in use over time. failing that I guess I could go with the
>>times that clients start and finish and guestimate from that what the
>>impact on the drives might be. the point of departure for all this is
>>that we've had it suggested to us (by Legato) that the way to increase
>>our data retention period is to clone our daily backup tapes, eject the
>>clone tapes from the jukebox and keep them on the shelf for however
>>long, ie. longer than we have capacity within the jukebox. I'm not wild
>>about this idea but then again I'm not the poor schlub who's going to
>>have to do all the tape handling. anyway, the issue is how much time to
>>we have available to devote to all this cloning that would be above and
>>beyond the backups we're already doing. if we don't have enough time
>>available then the suits will think about hardware upgrades but not if
>>they don't have to. so, to make a short story long, I've drawn the job
>>of trying to figure out how much free time we've got to spare and I'm
>>not sure how to go about it. I'd appreciate any suggestions from
>>whatever perspective. TIA
>>
>>
>>Jim Lane
>>Sr. Technical Consultant
>>Network Services
>>Toronto Hydro
>>office: (416)-542-2820
>>cell: (416)-896-8576
>>
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