If I understand correctly what you are saying here, I miss the point
of additional "NT" server.  Why??

I have Solaris master (netbackup 3.2) and all my clients are netback
3.2 NT/UNIX.  The NT clients were recently upgraded from 3.1.1 to
3.2 and on some of clients, the backups failed with error 11 (mostly
attributed to OTM settings).  I had the NT admin change the settings
and for most part the problems subsided.  My concern is we are rolling
out 3.4 enterprise wide and does this have me revisit all the OTM
settings?

What is the advanatge of having this minimal NT server to manage clients?
We seem to be doing fine without it.

-ravi

On Wed, 14 Mar 2001 AhrensJ AT psi DOT ca wrote:

>Hello.
>
>In our organization, we have many NT and Unix clients(3.2/3.4). The master
>and media servers are both Solaris 7 systems with NetBackup 3.4 DataCenter.
>With various discussions with Veritas engineers, it has been suggested that
>to easilly and properly configure OTM on NT clients we require an NT Veritas
>server as well.
>
>My question is, for this setup where the only function of the NT server will
>be client configuration, what are the hardware requirements?
>
>Thank you.
>
>Jason
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