>> I find this NMC interface very similar to the Windows admin. tool under
>> the old 7.2.x. There were some nice things about that when compared with
>> nwadmin under Unix, but over all, I preferred the Unix interface. This
>> new interface almost seems like a marriage between the two, but I still
>> miss nwadmin. Seemed so much simpler and more straight forward.
>
> I miss it too. However I have begrudgingly come to appreciate the power
> and increased functionality that the NMC offers. It has some quirks, and
> still a fairly large number of bugs, but it's here to stay so we'd all
> better get used to it.
Nothing prevents you to use old 7.2.x nwadmin (or even WinAdmin from 6.x)
to monitor what's your server is doing (like nsrwatch in Unix world).
Although it is working quite fine, I strongly advise not using it
for updating config ! :-)
Th
-----Original Message-----
From: EMC NetWorker discussion [mailto:NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU] On
Behalf Of Davina Treiber
Sent: jeudi 19 novembre 2009 10:24
To: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: Re: [Networker] How to configure library using nmc?
George Sinclair wrote:
> That's good! For a moment there I thought I'd just wasted a lot of time
> and would now have to uninstall and reinstall on the snode.
A lot of time? Hardly! Installing NMC takes a couple of minutes, and you
could install it on multiple servers if you wanted anyway.
> Right. I just installed it, so I figured out that I had to create a new
> snode. What confused me initially, though, is that it lists the primary
> server as an snode. Of course, it has to have the snode software on it,
> too, but I just found that confusing.
A NetWorker server is always a storage node.
> I find this NMC interface very similar to the Windows admin. tool under
> the old 7.2.x. There were some nice things about that when compared with
> nwadmin under Unix, but over all, I preferred the Unix interface. This
> new interface almost seems like a marriage between the two, but I still
> miss nwadmin. Seemed so much simpler and more straight forward.
I miss it too. However I have begrudgingly come to appreciate the power
and increased functionality that the NMC offers. It has some quirks, and
still a fairly large number of bugs, but it's here to stay so we'd all
better get used to it.
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