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don't think there is a way to do the first.  if you find out let us all 
know.

as for the second, to not do the file search, it's a check box in the GUI, 
and probably a registry entry.  It's on the General properties tab of the 
client's NetBackup Client Properties.  It's the bottom checkbox called 
"Perform default search".


- Scott





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Does anyone know of a way to force the Windows GUI to always ask for your
source and destination servers on startup?  Or does anyone know how to 
break
out of the file search routine?  I invariably forget to uncheck the box 
that
tells it to save my last preferences, and always forget to do this when
dealing with servers that have millions of backed up files (some as many 
as
65MM+).  I have to wait for an hour or two for it to time out, and *then*
pick my source and destination servers.

Thanks,
Matt
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<br><font size=2 face="Arial">don't think there is a way to do the first. 
&nbsp;if you find out let us all know.</font>
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<br><font size=2 face="Arial">as for the second, to not do the file search, 
it's a check box in the GUI, and probably a registry entry. &nbsp;It's on the 
General properties tab of the client's NetBackup Client Properties. &nbsp;It's 
the bottom checkbox called &quot;Perform default search&quot;.</font>
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<br><font size=2 face="Arial">- Scott</font>
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<br><font size=2 face="Courier New">Does anyone know of a way to force the 
Windows GUI to always ask for your<br>
source and destination servers on startup? &nbsp;Or does anyone know how to 
break<br>
out of the file search routine? &nbsp;I invariably forget to uncheck the box 
that<br>
tells it to save my last preferences, and always forget to do this when<br>
dealing with servers that have millions of backed up files (some as many as<br>
65MM+). &nbsp;I have to wait for an hour or two for it to time out, and 
*then*<br>
pick my source and destination servers.<br>
<br>
Thanks,<br>
Matt<br>
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