Hey Mark,
Not sure if you have access to powerlink (emc's support website, but when you
can manage to find stuff in there it's a pretty good resource for some of this
kind of stuff, as is this lists archive)
Got this from one of the discussion threads on powerlink. (it had a line "yes"
inbetween the update and quit lines, but that threw an error when I ran it on
my server - given that you are running an "older" version the yes might be
required ... dunno ... I also had to run the nsradmin command twice for the
group to actually abort )
1. Create a file with the following 3 lines:
print type:NSR group; name: <Group Name>
update stop now:true
quit
2. Run the above file through nsradmin:
nsradmin -i <filename_from_step1>
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I'd really recommend running up another instance of the NMC on another server,
you'll have to run the nsraddadmin command to alow users on that server to
administer your backup server you'll probably have to add at least two users
and I think the command's should looks something like
nsraddadmin -u system@<new NMC server name> (probably should be a FQDN)
nsraddadmin -u <user>@<new NMC server name>
once you have that working you can stop the NMC services on the backup server -
will reduce the load a little
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I'd also take a really good look at your C drive, windows really doesn't like
the system drive to be full, and if you have networker installed on that drive
then it will be having fairly major issues
Good luck
Mat Harvest
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Subject: [Networker] Cant see failure details in networker 7.4 sp2
ah ha! nice 1 mat thanks for that buddy! can now see what iam looking for! god
you guys are good!
so much so i have another question for you!!!
Q: can you give me list of useful scripts that can manually stop a currently
running backup? and any other that may come in handy!
i have ones on how to rescan drives etc which is pretty straight forward but
just trying to gather as much as possible, not sure if i like this networker
lol
the reason i ask is that i cannot get logged into the console, its running
painfully slow, think its the CPU running at 100% and also the C: drive if full
(we are getting alerts for this) but i CAN rdp onto the server and check things
this way,(except for task manager to check the CPU level) just like i did with
the logfile etc!
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