Originally posted by: esv
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I used the command:
nim -o define -t mksysb -a server=master -a source=duck -a mk_image=yes -a location=/export/images/mksysb.duck mksysb_duck
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I have not played yet with 6.1's NIM yet but in 5.3 and before your command seems to be wrong.
first, I don't see a
source option for the
define operation, that might have been added in 6.1. use :
lsnim -q define -t mksysb to verify if
source is part of the options.
next, it seems to indicate that the
mksysb file exists on system
duck and that system is going to be used as NFS server, the NIM master must have direct execution access to
duck in order to set it the NFS environment(via rsh or nimsh), if that were the case I'd say that the
source and
server options are mutually exclusive.
if all you want to do is to define a
mksysb resource with
mksysb_duck name and your backup file resides in
/export/images/mksysb.duck on the NIM master all you need to do is the following:
nim -o define -t mksysb -a server=master -a mk_image=yes -a location=/export/images/mksysb.duck mksysb_duck As I said, I haven't played with NIM 6.1 yet, so I might be wrong.
best regards,
esv.
Message was edited by: Enrique Sanchez
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