
LEGATO NetWorker, Release 6.0.1-x, HP OpenVMS Version
Release Supplement
Chapter 1: NetWorker Software Release 6.0.1-D
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Extracting the PCSI File on an ODS-5 Volume
If you extract the PCSI to an ODS-5 volume, you must rename the PCSI file after
extracting it from the self-extracting archive file. The OpenVMS PRODUCT utility is
not able to find a lowercase PCSI filename. When you extract the PCSI file from the
self-extracting archive the PCSI filename will be in lowercase. You must rename the
lowercase filename to uppercase. For example:
lgto-axpvms-snclnt-v0600-1d-1.pcsi must be renamed to
LGTO-AXPVMS-SNCLNT-V0600-1D-1.PCSI.
Creating Node-Specific Root Directories
The procedure for creating node-specific root directories in the installation guide
shows the wrong location of the NSR$CONFIGURE_NODE.COM file. ECO11
installed NSR$CONFIGURE_NODE.COM in SYS$STARTUP. The following is the
correct procedure:
To complete the installation of the NetWorker software in a cluster environment, you
must create system-specific root directories for the NetWorker directory tree. (The
PRODUCT INSTALL command does this only for the node on which you install the
software.)
The NetWorker software distribution provides a command procedure that creates the
necessary directories for you on each node. This command procedure is named
NSR$CONFIGURE_NODE.COM and resides in SYS$STARTUP.
The NSR$CONFIGURE_NODE.COM command procedure accepts one of the
following arguments:
• "ADD"—Adds the root directories for the NetWorker directory tree
• "REMOVE"—Removes the root directories for the NetWorker directory tree
If no argument is specified, a default value of "ADD" is used.
To use the NSR$CONFIGURE_NODE.COM command procedure to add NetWorker
root directories to each node in a cluster, do the following:
1. Log onto the node you want to configure.
2. Execute the command procedure as follows:
$ @SYS$STARTUP:NSR$CONFIGURE_NODE "ADD"
This command adds the necessary root directories to the current node. Repeat this
procedure for each node in the cluster.
Note: As an alternative to logging on to each node you want to configure, you can use
the SYSMAN utility to execute the command ON selected set of nodes.
For example:
$ MCR SYSMAN
SET ENVIRONMENT/NODE=(TOWN,CITY)
SET PROFILE/PRIV=(BYPASS)
DO @SYS$STARTUP:NSR$CONFIGURE_NODE "ADD"
EXIT
See the OpenVMS System Manager’s Manual for additional information on using the
SYSMAN utility.
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