This works fine, I've done it many times. I ended up
making an rpm that includes all the files you
suggested, and then runs a postinstall that sets the
client name and restarts xinetd.  It's really handy.



Jerry

--- Douglas Ritschel <dritschel62 AT yahoo DOT com> wrote:

> Does anyone see any problem with installing
> NetBackup
> on a bunch of identical machines. Install NetBackup
> and the Patch to one machine. Use rdist to copy
> /usr/openv, /etc/services, /etc/xinetd.d/vopied
> vnetd
> bpjava-msvc bpcd to the rest of the machines. Log
> into
> each machine and change the "CLIENT =" to the
> appropriate client, and kill -HUP  the xinetd
> process?
> 
> 
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