There is no easy way.
either u need to know the clients name or some criteria to get ssid. or
atleast the creation date.
try some thing like this

mminfo -r "ssid,sscreate" -q "savetim<dd/mm/yyyy"

this will give list of ssids

ripout the ssid's to a file

for i in `cat filename` do
nsrmm -w dd/mm/yyyy(new browsetime) -e dd/mm/yyyy (expiration time. or you
can use foreever)

done.

note in the above for loop -w is for how long you want to keep the indexes
online.

-Venkat

On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 2:43 PM, Alan Skinner <alan.skinner AT us.army DOT mil>
wrote:

> Windows Server 2003 Environment
> Networker 7.2.1
>
> I have moved over to a new library. Need to mark old tapes as read only
> with a script. Labeled by Bar Codes. I have over 200. Be very detailed,
> don't use scripts that often. I am a windows guy, love those GUI's.
>
> Thanks
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