I think you've described our original problem! Indexes were saved under the 
physical node rather than virtual server (however we did have distinct client 
ids for phyiscal and virtual machines). As you say this does work, however when 
a physical node fails over virtual server indexes are associated with a 
different physical node (a nightmare for restores...)

As it turns out the license situation has sorted itself. It appears Networker 
requires there to be sufficient client licenses for each virtual server for the 
first time backup. Thereafter it relinquishes the licenses to the pool and the 
physical nodes involved acquire a cluster license.

Thanks for the response.

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