I think this querie just shows that so many peopel feel like I do: It's
difficult to approach materials that explain the principals of Networker in
a comperhansive manner.

There is however much very positive to say about general support on
networker e.g. powerlink KB and SR's with EMC support. Both of those have
some very strong positive aspects, but unfortunatelly, also very weak
aspects. To mention something: the EMC support gives you access to very good
specialists, but to often you are just working with some novice customer
representative.

In the end of the day, the best you can get is this discussion forum.

I rest my case
Wallace

2008/12/23 ee01akk <networker-forum AT backupcentral DOT com>

> Has anyone got any information on different commands you can run in
> Networker as well as a general explanation of how it all works? I'm looking
> for some basic commands for checking tape libraries and input/ output media,
> checking savesets, error checking, scanning, checking client db etc as well
> as basic diagrams/ explanations of how Networker communicates with clients/
> storage nodes etc.
>
> I haven't had much Networker training so I'm getting very confused with the
> syntax so if someone can just run me through the basics that would be great.
>
> Many thanks.
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