Why is that above didn't answer your query? Any configuration change can be done using nsradmin and if you wish to apply it against number of clients - you can. I do understand you are not sure how to do it, but instead of asking all the time, just give it a try.
Why is that above didn't answer your query? Any configuration change can be done using nsradmin and if you wish to apply it against number of clients - you can. I do understand you are not sure how to do it, but instead of asking all the time, just give it a try.
It made me think of myself when you said "instead of asking all the time, just give it a try", ok, point taken.
Hmm......I was not sure about how to list down all the clients I wanted to change attributes of, i did not want to provide client's name in each command, i was searching for an attribute that could distinguish VADP clients from other clients then I realised later that these could be distinguished either using the backup group or backup command (it did not struck me yesterday ) and then application attributes can be updated like
all i wanted was to add VADP_TRANSPORT_MODE as 'hotadd' which was NBD by now.
You can select in query (or limit the query) in way that you say list all clients and application information where application information contains NBD (or group as you say) and then for those clients updated application information in a way you want. Bingo also said correctly that new NMC enables you to do rather easier this via NMC (not sure if this works for fields where multiple lines are though as I didn't test it) so it is worth to explore this - this feature of NMC 8 is really nice and does eliminate need for nsradmin most of the time.
bingo.1
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May 29th, 2014 12:00
The description is crap:
- it is wrong (first line should read "nsradmin> . type: NSR client"
- you need to confirm the update for each client
Do you know how to change attributes for multiples clients from the GUI?
- Make sure that you see the column you need to modify
- Select the clients you want to modify
- Move the cursor to that column
- Open the right-click menu and choose 'Edit "
This is much more convenient.
ble1
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May 29th, 2014 10:00
Why is that above didn't answer your query? Any configuration change can be done using nsradmin and if you wish to apply it against number of clients - you can. I do understand you are not sure how to do it, but instead of asking all the time, just give it a try.
crazyrov
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May 30th, 2014 01:00
I would do what Bingo has suggeseted. nsradmin is a very handy tool but only if you know what you are doing,
This is what i did a few weeks before and guess what the result was -
printf ". type: nsr devices\n delete\n" | nsradmin -i-
P.S: the type should have been "nsr device"
tech88kur
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May 30th, 2014 06:00
It made me think of myself when you said "instead of asking all the time, just give it a try", ok, point taken.
Hmm......I was not sure about how to list down all the clients I wanted to change attributes of, i did not want to provide client's name in each command, i was searching for an attribute that could distinguish VADP clients from other clients then I realised later that these could be distinguished either using the backup group or backup command (it did not struck me yesterday
) and then application attributes can be updated like
all i wanted was to add VADP_TRANSPORT_MODE as 'hotadd' which was NBD by now.
Thanks
tech88kur
tech88kur
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May 30th, 2014 07:00
Yes, it works even if there are multiple lines in the attribute value
ble1
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May 30th, 2014 07:00
You can select in query (or limit the query) in way that you say list all clients and application information where application information contains NBD (or group as you say) and then for those clients updated application information in a way you want. Bingo also said correctly that new NMC enables you to do rather easier this via NMC (not sure if this works for fields where multiple lines are though as I didn't test it) so it is worth to explore this - this feature of NMC 8 is really nice and does eliminate need for nsradmin most of the time.
ble1
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May 30th, 2014 09:00
Perfect... it is nice way to avoid nsradmin and you have greater visibility over changes.