Maybe I missed something (I didn't read all of the thread), but aren't
you trying to kill a fly with a sledgehammer?

The nsrjb command already provides the ability to manage remote jukeboxes
by default:

       -j rd=<storage_node_hostname>:<jukebox>

ie:

       nsrjb -j rd=storagenode1:juke1 -C

And if you are on the storage node, you just need to add -s <server> for your
master server to the command (if you don't it will prompt you for the server
hostname).

In other words, it is no different than managing local jukeboxes on the master,
other than you need to prepend rd=<storage_node_hostname>: to the remote
jukebox name.

At least current versions (7.1.x) of NetWorker work this way.

Rodney

Reed, Ted G II [ITS] wrote:

I wish I could take credit for this...but it's from an email by Davina Treiber.
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How can I run a command on the server that will run an nsrjb command to control 
a jukebox connected to a storage node?
Using nsrexec, the same as nwadmin does. The following commands are an example 
of how to accomplish this on Unix:

# export RUSER=root
# export RCMD="nsrjb -s servername -j jbname -L -b poolname -S1-10"
# nsrexec -c storagenodename

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Hope this helps.  I can confirm that it works fine in a master/storage node 
environment.  And any command you can run on the storage node can be entered in 
the RCMD variable.....
--Ted

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