> 1. Does the built-in support for 10 clients (server and 9 other clients)
> that you always get with NetWorker extend to all non-Linux flavors of
> Unix as long as you have the "ClientPak for Unix"? In other words, in
> our case, if we had no other "NetWorker client connections", would we
> still be able to back up 9 AIX boxes, or 9 SGI boxes, or any
> combination, etc. assuming the server was Solaris, or does the built-in
> support only allow for 9 Solaris clients (server makes 10)?

Yes.  All client types should be authorized with the 10pak.

> 2. If we we're only backing up Solaris clients, would the "ClientPak for
> Unix" be necessary?

Nope.

> 2. What would happen if we removed the "ClientPak for Unix"? We're still
> running 6.1.1, but not sure if later updates obviated the need for this
> product? We're getting ready to renew our maintenance and needed to know
> if this should definitely be included.

My understanding is that's for all non-server UNIXes (so like HP and AIX
stuff).  Linux and Windows are covered separately as you said.

This is all from my understanding of previous comments and discussions.
Most of the time I work on systems, it's not resolving clientpak
issues.  :-)

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