I've attempted to right a basic Windows batch script to semi-automate deleting the NSR peer information. Below are the basics of the script:

• • Add clients names with NSR PEER INFORMATION issues into a file.
  • Start batch script
    • On the NetWorker Server:
      • Batch reads client name from a file.
      • Creates an input file with the client name: delete type: nsr peer information;name: xyz(FQDN)
      • Echo's a blank line to the input file.
      • Runs nsradmin -p nsrexecd -I inputfile on NetWorker server.
      • Result on screen shows "deleted resources id....."
    • On the NetWorker Client:
      • Batch reads client name from a file.
      • Creates an input file with the client name: delete type: nsr peer information;name: NetWorker Server(FQDN)
      • Echo's a blank line to the input file.
      • Runs nsradmin -s xyz(FQDN) -p nsrexecd -I inputfile on NetWorker server.
      • Result on screen shows "deleted resources id....."

A check on the client and the server show that neither resource was actually deleted.

Any thoughts?