Resources are simply files located under /nsr/res/nsrdb/?? (this used
to be a single file in earlier versions). What you need to do is find
the name of the file which describes the resource you want and recover
it from your Networker server backups (MAKE SURE YOU RELOCATE THE
RECOVER TO /tmp). For example:
# grep 'name: mondrian' /nsr/res/nsrdb/*/*
/nsr/res/nsrdb/05/0069015a353cfc418442100d:name: mondrian.tau.ac.il;
0.05u 0.02s 0:00.06 116.6%
# cat /nsr/res/nsrdb/05/0069015a353cfc418442100d
aliases: mondrian, www.hpcu.ac.il, openproxy.tau.ac.il, xxx.tau.ac.il,
www.dayan.org, www.machba.ac.il, mondrian.tau.ac.il;
application information:;
archive services: Disabled;
archive users:;
backup command:;
browse policy: TAUpolicy;
client OS type: Linux;
clone storage nodes:;
comment:;
CPUs: 2;
directive: TAU - Unix with compression directives;
enabler in use: Yes;
executable path:;
group: 3rd;
index path:;
licensed applications:;
licensed PSPs:;
name: mondrian.tau.ac.il;
ndmp: No;
NetWorker version: 7.1.3.Build.404;
owner notification:\
"/usr/ucb/Mail -s \"mondrian.tau.ac.il backups\"
ariel AT post.tau.ac DOT il,david AT post.tau.ac DOT il";
parallelism: 4;
password:;
priority: 500;
remote access: gilboa.tau.ac.il, repin.tau.ac.il, sedna.tau.ac.il,
newaristo.tau.ac.il;
remote user: backups;
retention policy: TAUpolicy;
Save operations:;
save set: All;
schedule: TAU Full on 3rd Friday of Month;
server network interface:;
storage nodes: nsrserverhost;
type: NSR client;
resource identifier: 0.105.1.90.53.60.252.65.132.66.16.13(610)
0.00u 0.01s 0:00.02 50.0%
Bob Flynn wrote:
I have just checked in /nsr/logs, there is not rap.log file, and no
sign.
Looking at the help, it indicates
The Monitor RAP (Resource Allocation Protocol) option tracks the history
of additions, deletions, or modifications to a NetWorker resource or
resource attribute. These changes are recorded in the rap.log file
located in the NetWorker_install_path\logs directory. The rap.log file
lists the user name, the source computer, and the time of the
modification. Sufficient information is logged in the rap.log file to
enable an administrator to undo any changes.
Note: By default, the Monitor RAP option is disabled.
To enable the Monitor RAP option:
1. Click Set Up Server on the Configure tab.
2. In the Set Up Server dialog box.
3. On the General tab of the Set Up Server dialog box, set the
Monitor RAP option to Enabled.
4. Click OK.
Which is what I am looking for I guess. I assume all bets are off for
any changes last week ?
-Bob
-----Original Message-----
From: Stan Sander [mailto:ssande AT sandia DOT gov]
Sent: 12 March 2007 17:35
To: EMC NetWorker discussion; Bob Flynn
Subject: Re: [Networker] how to see when a change occured on a client
configuration
Bob Flynn wrote:
How do I narrow down when changes occurred to this client, to allow me
to say exactly when the configuration change occurred to avoid a
reoccurance and to understand how it occurred.
Configuration
Legato 7.2.2 running on Redhat 4.0
Thanks,
-Bob
If you have Monitor RAP enabled on your server setup, you can check the
log at /nsr/logs/rap.log
Stan Sander - CSU Special Projects (505)284-4915
ASAP, LLC, Contractor assigned to Sandia National Laboratories
Unix Systems Administrator
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