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[Veritas-bu] list of robot from command line
2003-07-11 10:10:33
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I know a few others already replied, but if you haven't quite got what
you're looking for also try vmglob.
It reports on the entire contents of the Global Device Database (libraries
and drives for all hosts). Since this is the database for your hardware
(including serial numbers), and there is usually only one per master/voldb
host (best practice to not have multiples), this is a great place to look
for this type of detailed information.
vmglob -listall or vmglob -listall -b (add -h to do it remotely. use -?
for help)
- Scott
Jonathan Meyer <jmeyer AT ptc DOT com>
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I am looking for a netbackup command which will provide a listing of the
robot numbers and robot hosts for all my robots. The volume groups in
each robot would be nice also.
The view I get from the robots tab in jnbSA is about what I need, but
from the command line. It does not include the volume groups, but it is
close enough.
I am running version 4.5 on solaris. Thanks.
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<br><font size=2 face="Arial">I know a few others already replied, but if you
haven't quite got what you're looking for also try vmglob.</font>
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<br><font size=2 face="Arial">It reports on the entire contents of the Global
Device Database (libraries and drives for all hosts). Since this is the
database for your hardware (including serial numbers), and there is usually
only one per master/voldb host (best practice to not have multiples), this is a
great place to look for this type of detailed information.</font>
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<br><font size=2 face="Arial">vmglob -listall or vmglob -listall -b (add -h to
do it remotely. use -? for help)</font>
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<br><font size=2 face="Arial">- Scott</font>
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<br><font size=2 face="Courier New">I am looking for a netbackup command which
will provide a listing of the <br>
robot numbers and robot hosts for all my robots. The volume groups in <br>
each robot would be nice also.<br>
<br>
The view I get from the robots tab in jnbSA is about what I need, but <br>
from the command line. It does not include the volume groups, but it is
<br>
close enough.<br>
<br>
I am running version 4.5 on solaris. Thanks.<br>
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Jonathan Meyer<br>
(781)370-6594<br>
UNIX Systems Administrator<br>
Parametric Technology Corporation<br>
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