> Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't you need to run a nsrck -L7 -t date 
> client to rebuild the client indexes even though you've used scanner?

Don't know. :-)

> It's worth a try at least.

How can I? The original backup was on a completely different NW server, 
with a different name. How can "nsrck -L7" rebuild the index off tape, 
when it doesn't know about the tape that had the index on it on the first 
place?

Also, I have run "scanner -i" before, and the savesets *are* browsable. 
I've never had to "nsrck -L7" for other savesets that I've scanned.

I create a new client with the old client ID (I keep a report around, with 
all client names and client IDs). I do a "scanner -i" for only that 
client. After it finishes, I change the expiration, retention and browse 
dates to be +7 years. And I can browse savesets I've done that procedure 
for. 

I just can't seem to do it with these savesets ...