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 Posted in General thoughts, NetWorker

Recording Client IDs

 Preston de Guise  February 25, 2009

My colleague Brian Norris has an excellent suggestion in his blog about periodically capturing the client IDs within the NetWorker datazone.

I plan on making his suggestion slightly redundant for users of IDATA Tools – I plan to update the client-report utility to include the client ID to assist with this very strategy.

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