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* Brzozowski, Dwayne <Dwayne.Brzozowski AT mail.va DOT gov> [2005-10-17 20:25]:
> There is an easier way.  I have had the same problems for years. Those
> protocols are not allowed to be open/active where I work. Whenever I have=
 to
> update NB clients, I have one Solaris 8 and 9 box that I use to command l=
ine
> push the update. The executable is in=20
> /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/install_client_files ftp client_name|
> your_user_name. I know it's clear text, but ftp is only opened in a few
> places. When the ftp push is complete, I log on to my 8 and 9 client and
> tar/gz the /tmp/bp directory and scp it back to the master. From there, y=
ou
> now have the latest client packaqe that can be scp'd, sftp'd to any client
> you want. It's not perfect, but since using the gui is not an option, this
> is the easiest for me.=20

Same thing we do here.

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David Rock
david AT graniteweb DOT com

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