Yes indeed - there should be an agents directory on the Veritas CD - in
the unix subdirectory there should be a file called be_agnt.tar which
needs to be installed and configured.  I am not sure - but I think that
you may need to purchase a serial number in order to get this to work..
> From: John P. Looney [mailto:valen@tuatha.org]
> Subject: [ILUG] veritas backup on linux ?
>  I've a solaris box & a windows 2000 box, both with DLT
>  Can I install some sort of client on the linux box to enable
> it to be backed up ? A browse of the Veritas site is a little

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Lets say we have an nfs server with nfsd running really high load. nfsstat
will tell you roughly how much traffic is going through with access,
getattr with either client or server but it won't tell you who is doing
it. Is there any way on server side to determine what client is causing
the most usage, and on the client side, is there a way to determine which