> From: W. Curtis Preston [mailto:curtis AT colltech DOT com]
> Sent: Tuesday 28 November, 2000 21:12

> OK, I've researched my own question, and here's what I came up with.
> (I did a 'grep -i' for netbackup in the registry, and then
> exported all the keys I found.)  How many of these keys are:
> a. entries that are the same for every client in every nbu
> installation?

 almost the same, HKLM.

> b. entries that actually have local config info, like server
> name, OTM settings, etc.

 HKCU

> A possible "temporary key" might be the three entries that
> look like this:
> [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Services\NetBackup INET
> Daemon\Security]

 ControlSet### are "old" versions of the CurrentControlSet hive
(stuff you can restore when choosing 'last known good configuration'
during the boot process). you don't want to mess in those keys.

 installed services are registred on this area, that's why you
find NetBackup stuff there. what you'll find there depends of
which services are installed, ie. client or server binaries.

> Also, am I _missing_ any keys?

 why not keep in simple and plateform independant by using the
bpgetconfig command ?

 fx

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