If you do a lot of NW scripting (and I do)...  A little shortcut is to
do "nsradmin -i -", then you can have your programs pump right into
nsradmin and receive back on the pipe interactively.

Alec

On 7/6/09, Macina, Conrad <Conrad.Macina AT pfizer DOT com> wrote:
> Sure! Just create a file similar to that shown below for each client.
> Replace the --variable-- fields and then run nsradmin -i <filename>.
>
> When a field such as group, savesets or aliases has to take multiple
> entries, separate them with commas and end the list with a semicolon.
>
> You can put multiple client definitions into a single file; just leave a
> blank line between definitions. You can, of course, use a script to
> replace variable data, and you can hard-code fields that will be the
> same for all clients.
>
> Conrad Macina
> Pfizer, Inc.
>
> create                  type: NSR client;
>                         name: --client--;
>                       server: --server--;
>             archive services: Disabled;
>                     schedule: --schedule--;
>                browse policy: --browse--;
>             retention policy: --retention--;
>                    directive: --directive--;
>                        group: --group--;
>                     save set: --savesets--;
>                remote access: ;
>               backup command: ;
>      application information: ;
>                         ndmp: No;
>                      aliases: --aliases--;
>                storage nodes: --storagenodes--;
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mohamed Tahoun [mailto:mgtone AT HOTMAIL DOT COM]
> Sent: Sunday, July 05, 2009 10:37 AM
> Subject: Client save sets
>
> Hello;
>
> Can I create a script to create client (windows/Linux) savesets without
> adding them manually in NETWORKER management console under client
> recourses.
>
> I have a lot of clients and a lot of save sets.
>
> Thank you
> Mohamed
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