Davina, as usual, is correct.

My fear is that your statement "do not have access to the Legato server"
could extend to not being able to run mminfo queries. If this is the case,
you can get more of the information you are after. But you will need to
request a more verbose report from your outsourcer. 

It would seem from your description that the outsources is simplifying the
reports by removing all the file backup information that you are looking
for. A simple way to gather this information would be to request a
nsr_support file from the server. This should give you everything you need
and then some.



On Tue, 29 May 2007 21:20:30 +0000, Davina Treiber
<DavinaTreiber AT PEEVRO.CO DOT UK> wrote:

>Campbell, Heather wrote:
>> Is there a way to tell a clients Save Set backup info from the client it
>> self?? Our Legato backup environment is mostly out sourced to another
>> company so I do not have access to the Legato server. We are looking to
>> start to bring back in house and I am looking for what is getting backed up
>> each night with out having to go to 3rd party company to ask them. I don't
>> see much for log files to tell me what is getting backed up today is there
>> something to look at that would give me this type of info?? Windows 2000 and
>> Windows 2003 clients
>
>Certainly. You can run mminfo commands from the client. For example
>
>mminfo -s SERVER -a
>
>will give you some information about every recoverable/browseable save
>set for every client.
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