You may also use the mminfo command to query the media database and provide the output you desire.
For example, if you would like to see what volumes have been written to by clients in the group WeeklyFileServer, then you may use the following command:
mminfo -av -q group=WeeklyFileServer -r volume
That command however will show the volumes only.
You may aquire additional pertinent information by expaning the query on the group WeeklyFileServer to include key variables like savetime,ssid and the client/s
The output may be directed to a text file by adding the > textfilename.txt 2>&1to the end of the command.
You may find even more information about this very important mminfo command on page 201 of the NW 7.4.x Refference Guide at this location on Powerlink >
roshan-rdXhO
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July 2nd, 2010 10:00
Hi
You can use notification feature In Networker.
to activate this
Open Management Console
click on Configuration->Select Notification->
You will see a Default Notification Called as " Savegroup completion" right click on it and create a copy.
Now in newly created Notification Select option "Media" under event field.
Next Step
under actions if you are on Unix server use this command /usr/ucb/mail -s "Subject header" root, user1@comany.com , user2@comany.com
If you are on Windows Server use this command Savegroup
smtpmail -h smtp host -s "subject matter " recipeint1 recipient2
Note: smtp port should be on open on the networker server
jstamp
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July 2nd, 2010 11:00
Hello,
You may also use the mminfo command to query the media database and provide the output you desire.
For example, if you would like to see what volumes have been written to by clients in the group WeeklyFileServer, then you may use the following command:
mminfo -av -q group=WeeklyFileServer -r volume
That command however will show the volumes only.
You may aquire additional pertinent information by expaning the query on the group WeeklyFileServer to include key variables like savetime,ssid and the client/s
For example:
mminfo -av -q group=WeeklyFileServer -r volume,savetime,ssid,client,group
The output may be directed to a text file by adding the > textfilename.txt 2>&1 to the end of the command.
You may find even more information about this very important mminfo command on page 201 of the NW 7.4.x Refference Guide at this location on Powerlink >
http://powerlink.emc.com/km/live1/en_US/Offering_Technical/Technical_Documentation/300-005-505.pdf