Hi Gerardo and Hrvoje,

we don't work with SINIX but with Solaris 8. Our networker version is that one 
of FSC as I wrote in the originating email.

To get all twenty or even hundred drives in service mode with a simple command 
you could use:

a) put in service mode:         echo ". type: nsr device\nupdate enabled: 
service" | nsradmin -i -
b) put back in operating mode:  echo ". type: nsr device\nupdate enabled: yes " 
   | nsradmin -i -

If you will put each of the commands in a shell script, you'll have just to 
call eg. service.sh and normal.sh


   Roman 
 

 >-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
 >Von: Legato NetWorker discussion 
 >[mailto:NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU] Im Auftrag von Gerardo Gomez
 >Gesendet: Mittwoch, 18. Januar 2006 12:09
 >An: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
 >Betreff: Re: [Networker] Jukebon in "service" mode
 >
 >Hrvoje,
 >
 >>Same you can do with nsradmin for 20 drives - no pain there - just 
 >>right down the script and call it via nsradmin and it will 
 >do the job 
 >>within second (unless you have server under stress, but even 
 >then it is 
 >>the fastest way).
 >
 >Tanks, still I tink is better to modify "accept new sessions" 
 >when we are working with unique libray, with 20 drives and 8 
 >Storage Nodes with DDS.
 >
 >>Do you Siemen's version on NetWorker?  Do you have Sinix?
 >
 >No. But nsradmin is enough.
 >
 >Thaks very much for your help,
 >Gerardo.
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