> Is there a way to start Networker on Solaris, but prevent it from talking
> to devices, etc.? i.e., just start, but have none of the nsrmmds, etc.
>
launch?
It is a good idea to start NetWorker like that, as this will allow you to
see that NetWorker gets through nsrim and nsrck and so on, before
enabling nsrmmd.
To prevent nsrmmd starting, before starting nsrd, you can:
rm -rf /nsr/tmp
mkdir /nsr/tmp
rm -rf /nsr/res/jobsdb
cat <<EOF >disable-all
. type: NSR device
update enabled: No
EOF
pgrep nsrd && { echo "nsrd should not run!"; exit 0; }
nsradmin -d /nsr/res/nsrdb -i disable-all
Regards,
David.
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