Hello Vernon,

my top ten should be:

nsrjb (load, unmount, deposit, withdraw)
nsrwatch (see what's going on)
mminfo  (see what's on the tapes, savesets, expiration times)
nsradmin (administration, configutation)
nsrmm (devices, volumes, media database)

nsrjbdevs (see which tapes are loaded etc)
nsrinfo (index recovery of older savesets)
nsrck (online file index)
sjirdtag (look from the sight of the jukebox instead of networker)
scanner (make an expired index accessible)

The other command line tools are unix commands processing the daemon.log


     Freundliche Grüße / Kind regards

   Roman Böhm
 

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