Got to agree that for most things, the command line is the way to go 
especially when working on a remote sites with low bandwidth. Have to 
agree that the Command Line is not the most convenient thing in the 
world to use for building new policies although I have recently started 
using bpadm for this and there you get the best of both worlds :-)

Sean


Jeff Lightner wrote:
> I'll have to agree.  Left it out of my prior post but I do usually use
> the GUI for policies administration.
>
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> Mark.Donaldson at cexp.com
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> Subject: Re: [Veritas-bu] CLI or GUI
>
> Well, yeah - I do that to - especially last week when I was over VPN and
> the GUI runs like a pig.
>
> For buiding a whole policy, multiple schedules, etc.  The cmd-line is
> still a PITA as far as I'm concerned.
>
> Yeah, I could script it, heck, I've scripted everything else, but why,
> when the GUI does such a nice job.
>
> -M 
>