What I mean is that the machine performing the restore (AIX) does not
perform backups. It simply connects as NODENAME XYZ.

It is not *THE* XYZ node that did the backup.

How would you lockout the source node since this machine is signing in
using the NODENAME of the "source" node ?

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Virginia Commonwealth University
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Zoltan,

Interesting subject I was just talking about this possibility the other
day.
My question refers to part 1.  When you say the node is not a TSM-client I
am assuming that they have the TSM client installed they are just not
registered with the server as a node?  Otherwise how would they access the
utilities to open the connection in the first place?

Besides taking the safety precaution of locking the source node out has
anyone experienced this situation before?

Jon