I have backed up Network Appliance machines to ADSM, and the approach we
took at the time was to NFS mount portions of the file system to
different machines. Each of the machines was an RS/6000, and an ADSM
client. We simply backed up the NFS mounts to the ADSM server.

Steve Pershing
ADSM consultant


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