You place it where NSR binaries are. There is video on youtube by Dell EMC which explains it. Scripts are placed on host where they are supposed to be executed.
I realize it's now far too late to help you with your situation but wanted to clarify how ADMe handles the scenario you describe.
When properly configured, ADMe will perform the following steps automatically without the need for human intervention.
1. Select the appropriate backups using backup selection filters from the client group in question
2. The data will be staged to the intended staging server and staging path
3. The properly and predefined Networker workflow will be called to backup the staged data to whatever media pool the workflow is configured for.
4. If the Networker backup is successful i.e. RC=0 ADMe will perform a quick format against the staging drive letter involved using the -upst FORMAT-? syntax where ?=the intended drive letter which is specified within the ADMe job policy definition. For a Unix or Linux staging path no -upst call is required.
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You place it where NSR binaries are. There is video on youtube by Dell EMC which explains it. Scripts are placed on host where they are supposed to be executed.
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April 12th, 2021 11:00
I realize it's now far too late to help you with your situation but wanted to clarify how ADMe handles the scenario you describe.
When properly configured, ADMe will perform the following steps automatically without the need for human intervention.
1. Select the appropriate backups using backup selection filters from the client group in question
2. The data will be staged to the intended staging server and staging path
3. The properly and predefined Networker workflow will be called to backup the staged data to whatever media pool the workflow is configured for.
4. If the Networker backup is successful i.e. RC=0 ADMe will perform a quick format against the staging drive letter involved using the -upst FORMAT-? syntax where ?=the intended drive letter which is specified within the ADMe job policy definition. For a Unix or Linux staging path no -upst call is required.