What I do is jsut put it in "/etc/inittab" as respawn. I'm not sure if
there are Unix clients but that's what I do and I always know the scheduler
is up and running unless there's some weird network glitch.

--Justin



                      Jim Qualls
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                      Dist Stor
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                      09/20/2002 11:29
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                      Please respond to
                      "ADSM: Dist Stor
                      Manager"






To all:

Is there a way to query client connectivity?  What I mean is:  Is there
a way to see if at least basic connectivity is there (i.e.  a scheduler
running)?  It would be nice to run a script just before I leave from
work that lets me know that at least a scheduler is running on each
machine, and not have to wait for the daily report that I get every
morning to realize that 5 or 6 machines were missed during the night.
Does TSM make something like this?  A third party?  Do I make my own?
Any help would be appreciated!

TIA.



James Qualls
Information Center Analyst III, CNE, CCNA
Telephone: (509) 754-5088 ext. 2224
Direct Dial:  (509) 754-6751
Email:  jqualls AT gcpud DOT org


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