Re: Note from you attached below
> You can, however, backup all of this to a single node on the server.
> So all your users could attach to that single node, and would see only
> the filespaces that it understands.
>
>> Create a node in ADSM which has a filespace of each general
>> type: UNIX, Netware, MAC, PC(OS/2,DOS) (a phantom node as it were)
>>
>> Put in backup storage under each system the client kits.
>>
>> Set up access permissions that let everyone access this node.
>>
>> Then everyone will see only the one filespace they support, and
>> they should be able to restore from this to distribute the
>> software.
Well, actually, yeah, this should work. I'm not sure if I made this
clear in my previous note, but clients with similar filesystems (such
as unix, or the OS/2,DOS) can see each others filesystems.
So for the OS/2,Windows,DOS clients, create a seperate directory for
each client, place the files in there, and selectively back it up. When
your OS/2 user accesses the node, he will see the OS/2 client, DOS client,
and Windows client. This should be ok. Then do the same for the unix
clients.
Only thing is, I can't remember if an access rule can be applied to all
nodes...
Good luck!
Brett
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