Dwayne
Thanks for the response but what I am
looking for is a listing of all the client names that are still in the Image.db
that have been decommissioned from our environment. So they are no longer in
any of our active or inactive policies but because we backed them up within the
last year should still have information regarding that server in the database.
Daniel Jimenez
Data Protection Team
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La Mirada CA,
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Phone: 714-520-3421
Cell: 562-480-2966
Daniel.Jimenez AT imb DOT com
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From: Brzozowski,
Dwayne [mailto:Dwayne.Brzozowski AT va DOT gov]
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Client List
Daniel,
I think this command will give you the
output that you want:
bpplclients -allunique –noheader
Dwayne J. Brzozowski
Sr. Solaris Systems Administrator
Department of Veterans Affairs
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Client List
Hey guys
Does anyone know a command that can query the Image.db in
Netbackup 5.1 to pull all the clients that have been backed up by a particular
Master server? I can run a bpplclients command but that will only give me the
current list of servers in active or inactive polices and I want all of the
servers that have been backed up by this Master server throughout the years,
even the ones that have been removed. Let me know if there is such a command,
thanks in advance.
Daniel Jimenez
Data Protection Team
