Recent content by ttroxell

Issue has been resolved. During login sequence other processess causing the drives not to map and unmap properly. Set GP "Run LogonScript Sync" policy, prevents the shell to be started before all logon scripts are finished. Thanks for all the input.

I thought I would have to end after each if statement. As I want the process to continue through each drive to the end. Are you saying that I don't need it? The bat file runs, but it won't always unmap a drive. Say I have a drive mapped to another users c drive as f. When I login and run...

Hi, I've written the following login batch file to check to see if the drive exists, if found unmaps, then remaps the drive to the letter I've selected. The issue is sometimes when the drive is already mapped, the script won't disconnect from the drive, so the drive won't map later in the...

I've got Legato Networker 6.1.3 running on Solaris 5.8. We've currently got two domains, and need to reduce to one. Can you tell me how to change domains on our solaris system, and what affect if any, will it have on Legato Networker? Legato Networker is currently used to backup the solaris...

Hi, "recover -S ssid -a pathname", worked! I had tried it from the cmd prompt, but since nsr wasn't in the path, that's why it didn't run from there. Once I cd'd to the nsr path, on the W2K client, and ran the command, it worked!!!! Thanks. I have a second restore to do from that time...

You said one of the possibilities for a restore was if I know the directory name, that I should be able to recover the files with "recover -S ssid -a pathname". If the files are from the client server, is this not possible? Is the recover command only for the unix server? As the browse time...

Hi, Still no luck, I tried with \\ and \ both, also with and without the client name. I'm also running this command on the unix server, but these files are for a w2k client. Will this command work to restore files to the client? # recover -S 3061167361 -d D:\temp\restore -a...

Hi, No luck, here's what I'm trying: # recover -S 3061167361 -a D:\Users\sworthington -d D:\temp\restore recover: recover path `D:Userssworthington' not an absolute path a review of a backup looks like this: Mar 7 20:31:35 gi-dam root: [ID 702911 daemon.notice] * gi-exchange:D:\...

Thanks, Can I redirect the restore? I will be recovering by directory name. Will I have to load the tape into the drive first? Is this the correct syntax for the recover command? recover -S 3061167361 -a D:\Users\pathname Will recover prompt me? Thanks, Tracey

Hi, Networker 6.1.3 build 428 / Solaris 5.8. We're backing up sun server and W2K client servers. I need to restore some files to a W2K client, from a backup run over a year ago. I got the tapes from storage, and tried to recover with browse, but the browse period has passed. Am not sure...

The restore worked perfectly, just as you said! I didn't have to restore my indexes. All clients and mediabank are recognized. Thanks for all your help.

Does a bootstrap recovery mean recovery of the entire system? Or is it just for the nsr information? I have the bootstrap info from the 18th, prior to the crash. Is that what I need to proceed? I don't have book but I do have the man pages for mmrecov. Do you know how long this will take?

Networker 6.1.3 build 428 / Solaris 6.1.3 Issue: The server rebooted, due to UPS failure, while the full backup of mediabank dbase was running. The system rebooted, and did not report any errors, and mediabank is up and running. We restarted the servers, and noted that the NT clients(client...

I made the change you suggested, but the file is still printing from tray4. Also, I get two pages before the printout. Page one . . . . PCL . . . . Page two with the following wrapping around the page %-12345X@PJL @PCL SET MEDIATYPE = CARDSTOCK...

Hi, Trying to write pcl code on solaris using vi editor: This is my current preload to call a printer tray. It always prints to default tray 4 on hp9000 printer. ^[%-12345X@PJL @PJL ENTER LANGUAGE = PCL ^[&l1H ^[%-12345X Second preload file for postscript output to specify tray and...