Well, given the fact that the online help file for the Netware client is the 
Windows version, I'd say getting suggestions from IBM might require a
level 2 support call. As you may have gathered the Netware cluster environment, 
or Netware in general, doesn't get a whole lot of cycles. Of course,
the install base is obviously not terribly large.

Andreas Boesler wrote:

> Hello Jim,
>
> thank you for the answer and the good idea !
>
> But what does IBM say ? Do they agree on copying and renaming executable 
> names ?
> Which other tricks should we use in order to have a functioning concept ?
> Only creating the clusternode option might probalbly not be enough ... !!
>
> Andreas.
>
> >>> jmk AT EMAIL.UNC DOT EDU 22/05 5:46  >>>
> Andreas,
>
> What we've done is make a copy of the dsmcad for each cluster resource (or 
> volume) that uses the volume name in it's title (i.e dsmcadd1 for the
> D1 volume, dsmcadh1 for the H1 volume, etc.) That way the Netware folks can 
> code their scripts to just load or unload the nlm specific to the
> cluster resource (pointing to the correct option file) you're working with. 
> Seems to work fine. I don't handle the Netware script side of things
> but can put you in touch with the folks that do if you'd like, just email me 
> off the list.
>
> Jim
>
> Andreas Boesler wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> >
> > we plan to backup several Netware-Clusters using TSM.
> >
> > On this mailing list I read that you will have to unload dsmcad and load 
> > dsmcad for all cluster resources if you unload one cluster resource.
> > It sounds complicated to administrate the scripts.
> >
> > What is your experience ?
> > Does it work well ?
> >
> > Thanks in advance !
> >
> > Andreas.
>
> --
> Jim Kirkman
> AIS - Systems
> UNC-Chapel Hill
> 966-5884

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