If the client is Linux or any Unix flavor, create a file called 
/nsr/res/servers and put the name of your backup server. Save the file, then 
restart the NetWorker client. 

If the client runs Windows, you should be asked for the server name when you 
install the Windows client. 



On Oct 22, 2010, at 8:26 AM, adeellalkho wrote:

> Dear ALL
> 
> I m working on EMC Networker 7.6, can any one tell me how can i block or 
> disable access of Networker Client in host (client side) Coz i dont want to 
> any host (client) can backup or restore its own wish using just click EMC 
> Networker User and click backup or restore option ...
> 
> 
> Regards
> Adeel Lakho
> 
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