2.4.2 Setup NetWorker Directory (/nsr)

In the case of the server cluster operation, the NetWorker directory (where administrative information and the online indexes of NetWorker are stored) is as follows and /nsr becomes a symbolic link that points the NetWorker directory.

OPERATING node
The NetWorker daemons start using the NetWorker directory on the shared disk. In this case, /nsr becomes a symbolic link that points the NetWorker directory.
STANDBY node
The NetWorker client daemon starts using the NetWorker directory on the local disk. In this case, /nsr becomes a symbolic link that points the NetWorker directory.
Note
/nsr can not be used as the NetWorker directory because /nsr needs to be a symbolic link as above.

For the procedure for copying the NetWorker directory from the local disk to the shared disk, see “2.4.2.1 Setup Shared NetWorker Directory”.

Note

This setting is necessary only for server cluster operation.

Copy the NetWorker directory from the local disk to the shared disk.

Example

Start the userApplication up for mount the shared disk.
Copy the NetWorker directory from the local disk to the shared disk.
```
# cp -Rp /var/nsr /mnt
```
Stop the userApplication to unmount the shared disk.

Information

You can use /etc/opt/FJSVclntw/bin/nwclntwadd command to copy the NetWorker directory. For detail of nwclntwadd command, see ”4.4 nwclntwadd - Copy of NetWorker Directory”.