Re: [Networker] NMC backup and licensing question
2011-11-14 14:14:42
> > I've seen passing references on this list that the NMC console machine
> > does not have to be a client. How can that be - doesn't creating a
client
> > instance to backup the NMC db (as shown above) indicate that a NW
license
> > is in use?
> >
> > How can you properly backup the NMC and yet not consume a license? I
am
> > confused (nothing new there), In my case, the Windows XP is defined in
the
> > NW client list with the definition above, and also in my "bootstrap"
group
> > (i.e., "savegrp -O"). Should it not be in the "savegrp -O"?
> >
> > Can someone shed some light on my mis-understanding?
> >
>
>
> NMC client or NMC server? If it is just a client then there is nothing
> to be backed up. If it is your NMC server then you will probably want to
> backup the NMC database - so yes it will need a NetWorker client
licence.
NMC server. I run NMC on this box, so that makes it server. Guess that
answers that, then. Never occurred to me to try and install NMC client
software anywhere else. Isn't NMC client pretty much just a web app?
(well, java web app)
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