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The logging service is configured by the NSR auditlog RAP resource. The NSR auditlog resource is created by default and cannot be deleted

nsradmin monitors and modifies NetWorker resources over the network. Commands are entered on stdin, and output is sent to stdout.

It's not uncommon to perform this task. In fact NetWorker does it everytime you run the NetWorker support nsr_support/nsrsup commands.

All NetWorker licensing is verified at the time of the backup. If you only need to restore, no license is needed.

The NSR license resource describes each NetWorker software feature that you entered an enabler code for, and authorisation codes once entered

Use nwadmin or nsradmin to edit the client resource for clients with this problem. Add all network names for this host to the Aliases attribute.

A word of caution: before you begin removing a client, make sure you have a recent bootstrap backup; If we make any mistakes we can easily recover

Use this procedure to switch from nsrauth to oldauth authentication on the backup server for the client exhibiting the problem.

NSRADMIN the backup administrators toolkit

Service mode is a means of managing potential failing hardware or if you want to disable a device after it's finished it's activity.

This is a quick how to guide, giving details of how you can see the outstanding savesets remaining or queued using nsradmin

You may also see the error after the NetWorker client upgraded with the same host name which created a duplicate NSR peer information for the client.