Prakash, Div (GE, Corp... wrote:
> Hello Everybody,
> 
> Can anybody help to understand the difference between the nsrmmd, nsrmmgd and 
> nsrlcpd. Difference in the way how they handle backup devices and how they 
> are related with each other while functioning.
> 
> Thanks in Advance.
> 
> Div Prakash
> 
> 
> 
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These are the core daemons which networker starts at boot time and runs 
continuously.

nsrd is the master daemon which starts all the daemons. nsrmmgd is the parent 
daemon which initiates library.nsrlcpd and nsrmmd are the daemons in storage 
node which are reponsible for library and tapes.

for one library one nsrlcpd daemon will run.
similarly for one  tape  one nsrmmd daemon will run

nsrmmgd----> nsrlcpd ---- > nsrmmd

this is a small note about these daemons.. manual pages of these will make you 
more clear on this..


Regards,
suresh

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