Joni
Each of your examples seem to show TSM baulking about the string that
follows the first space in your filelist path ( 'open systems' in your
first example and then 'legacy modernization' in the second)
I can only think that somehow your terminal emulation is not actually
transmitting quotes
You'll probably have to do the type of quoting as shown in
"Handling spaces in file names in schedule definitions"
within the Unix clients manual.
That's what you get for using GUIs. ;-)
Richard Sims
Hi Mark,
The 'restore node' command on the TSM server is reserved for use when
restoring NDMP/NAS data to a datamover (e.g. EMC Celerra, Netapps filer
etc), and shouldn't be confused with trying to restore 'normal' backup
archive client data. Here's a link which explains this command:
http://p
You can't restore client files by using the TSM admin console.
BUT,
* You can set up the TSM web client service on your client machine.
Then you can connect to it and do restores from any browser.
* From the TSM server you can set up a client SCHEDULE that does a
restore.
You need
