Excuse me please. Didn't pay ayttention on to whom was I sending email.

Try on nsradmin :
option hidden
show name; client id
print type:NSR Client;name:zone
print type:NSR Client;name:controlzone
And make sure the 'client ID' are trully different. Legato can get confused if 
in the past (even after having deleted and recreated the clients) both clients 
have been aliases, or a client rename has taken place.


Patricio Mora wrote:

Prueba en nsradmin :
option hidden
show name; client id
print type:NSR Client;name:zone
print type:NSR Client;name:controlzone
Y comprueba que los client ID son en verdad distintos. He visto a legato
liarse si alguna vez han sido aliases o han cambiado de nombre los clientes.

Manel Rodero wrote:

Hello again,

More info. I've deleted the client definitions. Then 'nsradmin' command
doesn't return any results. I've created first client and 'nsradmin' =
outputs
one client.

After creating second one (controlzone) then a query for 'zone' returns =
both
clients. The problem is that an update for a client updates the other =
client
too. And, when doing a backup, NetWorker does some kind of query that
matches both clients and then results in the error explained in my =
previous
messge.

Any idea? If you have a server under Windows 2000 (version  7.1.2) can =
you
try to recreate this problem?

If I query using FULL NAME then the query returns both clients (is an
error). If I query using ONLY NAME then the query returns only one =
client
(ok). So I suppose that NetWorker is doing a matching starting from the =
end
of the string to the left. Why?

nsradmin> show name;aliases;save set
nsradmin> print type:NSR Client;name:zone

                      name: zone.mydomain;
                  save set: /, /data01, /data02, /data03, /data04, =
/home,
                            /home2, /logs, /usr, /var;
                   aliases: zone, zone.mydomain;

nsradmin> show name;aliases;save set
nsradmin> print type:NSR Client;name:zone.mydomain
                      name: controlzone.mydomain;
                  save set: "C:\\", "E:\\", "F:\\", "SYSTEM DB:\\",
                            "SYSTEM FILES:\\", "SYSTEM STATE:\\";
                   aliases: controlzone, controlzone.mydomain;

                      name: zone.mydomain;
                  save set: /, /data01, /data02, /data03, /data04, =
/home,
                            /home2, /logs, /usr, /var;
                   aliases: zone, zone.mydomain;

Please, any help would be very appreciated!

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From: Legato NetWorker discussion=20
[mailto:NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU] On Behalf Of Manel Rodero
Sent: Monday, September 20, 2004 9:02 AM
To: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: [Networker] Problems with clients with a similar=20
name, why? (zone vs controlzone)
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Hello,
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I'm finishing the process of upgrading all my clients to=20
7.1.2 (the server
was upgraded some weeks ago) but I have some problems with=20
clients that have
a similar name. Is something like Legato is confused!
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Sample clients with problems: zone and controlzone.
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During a backup we get messages like these ones (these have no sense):
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* zone:/ 3 retries attempted
* zone:/ save: File index error: permission denied, `root' on=20
`controlzone'
must have remote access privilege to client zone.
* zone:/ save: Cannot open save session with legato_srv
* zone:/data01 3 retries attempted
* zone:/data01 save: File index error: permission denied, `root' on
`controlzone' must have remote access privilege to client zone.
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If we use nsradmin to see the client definitions we can see that after
querying for this client, the second one is matched too! Why?
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nsradmin> show name;aliases;save set
nsradmin> print type:NSR Client;name:zone
                      name: controlzone;
                  save set: "C:\\", "E:\\", "F:\\", "SYSTEM DB:\\",
                            "SYSTEM FILES:\\", "SYSTEM STATE:\\";
                   aliases: controlzone;
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                      name: zone;
                  save set: /, /data01, /data02, /data03,=20
/data04, /home,
                            /home2, /logs, /usr, /var;
                   aliases: zone;
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Any idea about why 'controlzone' matches 'zone'?
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Thank you very much!
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_________________________________________________________________
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o o o  Manel Rodero                   | LCFIB - UPC
o o o  Systems Manager & HelpDesk     | Campus Nord - Modul B6
o o o  Laboratori de Calcul           | Jordi Girona, 1-3
U P C  Facultat Informatica Barcelona | 08034 Barcelona (Spain)
                                     |
Mail : manel AT fib.upc DOT es               | Tel: +00 34 93 401 6940
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