With so much confusion, I found it easier to just
disable the service in inetd.conf since none of my
linux or solaris machines use it.  It's only for
people using the Java client locally right?

This leaves me to concentrate on my server, where I do
use the Java client to administer it.

--- Dave Markham <dave.markham AT fjserv DOT net> wrote:

> Hi, Im getting a bit confused with patches and
> updates for netbackup.
> 
> I am installing nbu 5 on solaris 9 for the
> server/media manager element. 
> I have downloaded the Solaris CLT and Server patches
> to mp5 ( 
> NB_50_5_M_276288.solaris.tar,
> NB_CLT_50_5_M_276291.tar ).
> 
> Now some of the remote clients will be linux and
> some windows.
> 
> For windows i will install from the CD's ( or push
> the PC_Clnt dir over 
> in a zip file and install remotely ) and then apply
> patch 
> NB_50_5_M_276290.winnt.intel.exe
> 
> For the linux clients i am a bit stuck. All i can
> find on the site for 
> linux mp5 is this :- NB_50_5S1320_M_279633.LINUX.TAR
> which looks to be 
> for a linux server.
> 
> 
> Questions :-
> 
> 
> Do i have to install the windows client from cd
> before the patch or does 
> the patch exe have everything and can be used
> instead?
> 
> Is linux client patches included in the CLT patch
> for solaris and i just 
> apply it on the server and then push the client
> stuff out as normal?
> 
> 
> Thanks
> <http://seer.support.veritas.com/docs/279633.htm>
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