Lan,
The "net share" command I mentioned has nothing at all to do with TSM.
Rather, it is a Windows command that you can issue from an OS prompt on
the machine to which the directory is local (i.e. the machine that
contains the g:\inetpub directory).
You may wish to engage your Windows system administrator(s) for further
assistance. The command I gave was just an example.
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
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The only dumb question is the one that goes unasked.
The command line is your friend.
"Good enough" is the enemy of excellence.
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Thanks much, Andy!
I am glad that I asked the question, although it is very stupid one. I did
read the user manual again.
It seems that the DOMAIN is for defining 1) drives, (I just assumed the
entries shown in my domain list window which mostly are directories could
be used as domain objects.) or 2) share names which could be used to a
directory (authentic shared one or not (cheating)). I do have a network
shared directory needs backup on the d drive of the machine where TSM
client resides. I will think this directory can be defined as share name.
Am I correct? My question is that is "net share inetpub=g:\inetpub" a
command line or I can put it into opt file?
Lan
Lan Wu-Cavener
Dept. of Landscape Architecture
PennState
