Yes, with the script (which calls nsradmin) or from nsradmin CLI prompt.

Hi Crvelin,

Can you give a sample script for this.

As requires a lot of tedious job otherwise.

I would have to test this against my production, so here is how it looks like from CLI:

1. You type: nsradmin

2. From nsradmin prompt you type: show browse policy

3. From nsradmin prompt you type: show retention policy

4. From nsradmin prompt you tyoe: show name

5. From nsradmin prompt you type: print type: NSR client

This will give you the list of all client instances with their name, browse and retention policy.

To update browse policy of all clients you type: update browse policy:

You will be asked to confirm this each client instance in order as in previous output.

From script (which you call with nsradmin -i

Thanks Crvelin.

Thanks

That did the trick

nice scripting, I did it be hand because we have windows envoirement.

But this worked for me.