With all due respect, I must disagree. I think this list is an appropriate
place to post hints/tips/reminders. Those who already know the topic can
just hit NEXT or DELETE as they do with the occasional out-of-office
message. I personally find it refreshing to read the occasional post that
isn't asking for help with a problem.

Conrad Macina
Pfizer, Inc.


On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 14:10:53 +0100, Davina Treiber
<DavinaTreiber AT PEEVRO.CO DOT UK> wrote:

>IT-Administration ST wrote:
>> Hello dear fellow-networkers,
>>
>> getting more and more familiar with nsradmin I discovered a way how to do
a nsradmin query for empty strings. This I would like to share with you.
>>
>> Example for Solaris:
>>
>>    echo " . type: nsr client; remote access:\nshow name\nprint" |
nsradmin -i - | pg
>>
>> This query will show the names of every nsr client where nothing is
assigned  to "remote access".
>
>It's good to see that you are learning so much about nsradmin, but a lot
>of people on this list already know nsradmin very well. It might be more
>appropriate to add your handy tips to the NetWorker FAQ rather than
>posting them to the list. The address is in the footers of every posting.
>
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