Most of the NetWorker commands like mminfo, mmlocate and more allow remote execution by using the option -s as previously already mentioned and will fit your needs.
This usage however requieres in very most cases to have a NW client installation (nsrexecd) running on the administration host computer.
However nsrjb will be an exception. This has to be issued at the host controlling the jukebox or silo and cannot be issued the same way as other commands. Also nsrjb knows the option -s but this is used when launched at a NW storage node controlling the robot to specify the NW server host.
ble1
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July 4th, 2013 06:00
Simply call commands with -s and add user@host to admin list.
TimQuan
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July 4th, 2013 18:00
Run command with –s
And for windows:
nsraddadmin –u “user=administrator, host= ”
nsraddadmin –u “user=system, host= ”
For Linux:
nsraddadmin –u “user=root, host= ”
Then run command with administrator or root account
guenterH1
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July 4th, 2013 22:00
Most of the NetWorker commands like mminfo, mmlocate and more allow remote execution by using the option -s as previously already mentioned and will fit your needs.
This usage however requieres in very most cases to have a NW client installation (nsrexecd) running on the administration host computer.
However nsrjb will be an exception. This has to be issued at the host controlling the jukebox or silo and cannot be issued the same way as other commands. Also nsrjb knows the option -s but this is used when launched at a NW storage node controlling the robot to specify the NW server host.
hth