NetWorker: How to remove duplicated default resources from configuration

• Duplicated default resources such as Default pool, Server Protection policy, or Forever Incremental schedule  
• Observable errors may reference duplicates, such as:

"Unable to log an audit message. The audit log daemon nsrlogd running on host '<nsrserverhost>' is not configured to accept messages from this client. Check the audit log configuration."

• When NetWorker services start, checks are made in the resource database to ensure that all Default resources are present; if they are missing, such as if the server is started with the nsrdb directory containing the configuration objects missing or empty, they are automatically re-created with file names partially reflecting their creation time.
• If the nsrdb contents containing the same default items are copied into a folder, there will be two instances of the default items of the same name and type since their file names are different. 
• This is most likely to occur during server disaster recovery, upgrade, rehosting, or reinstallation.

1. Identify the resource identifiers or filenames with common sections:

• RAP resource identifier: 9th-12th decimal-separated field, for example 4.0.92.34.0.0.0.0.189.228.121.101.10.3.37.150
• RAP filename: 17th-24th characters, e.g 04005c2200000000bde479650a032596

2. Shutdown NetWorker services
3. Move all such files to a temporary location and review the contents
4. Once satisfied, restart NetWorker services and review active configuration

Generally, NetWorker RAP resources are not expected to have multiple instances of a given type. One exception is client objects, where multiple instances of the same client may exist for different workflows and with different savesets, so forth.