> 
> install script errors notwithstanding, what you describe is not a 
> scenario where you would do a "client software" installation.
> 
> if you want to run jnbSA on your linux box at home, you will actually 
> be doing a full NBU server install.  (you linux box will essentially 
> be a media server with no associated devices or storage units)
> 
> I would hope that this install would work for you off of that FP6 CDROM.
> 
> HTH
> rob

???

My 'normal' (on the local corporate LAN) clients all have jnbSA loaded... 
you can just enter the host name of the master (along with login/password)...

I thought that was the whole point of the Java interface-

    1. Same look and feel for both Windows and Unix based systems.

    2. Fire up the Java console and manage anything from anywhere...


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