I submitted the output of networkerquick.bat
script file to Mitrend for assessment but it got rejected because ‘type: NSR
‘ was not found in the output.
This turned out to be an issue with the version of NetWorker server I tried to run the script on. The customer had NetWorker 8.0.1.Build.123 installed which is a DA build and should not be used in a prod environment.
Here is the workaround:
- Run
nsradmin
manually to extract missing ‘p type: NSR
‘ data:
C:>nsradmin -i input > nsradmin.out 2> nsradmin.err
where:
input – script input file:option hidden:on p type: NSR
- Add content of
nsradmin.out
tonwquick_nsradmin.out
(created bynetworkerquick.bat
) - Zip the content of
nwquick
folder and upload it to emc.mitrend.com.
It may not be a common issue but anyway, it is good to know the CLI syntax for running nsradmin script from an input file.
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