Paul,

I believe you need to install the Solaris 10_x86 client software on the 
master server.  This is one of the questions in the initial install 
script, where it asks if you want to install additional clients on this 
system.

I usually install them all.  Yes it wastes space, but then all the 
supported client classes are right there -- just in case.  I have been 
unsuccessful in manually creating directories  in 
/usr/openv/netbackup/client to trick NB into showing the client types in 
the policy.  When you add the client software, this is one of the 
directories that are populated with client types and their supporting files.
-Jon

> Folks,
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> Can someone explain how I add Solaris _x86_10 as an operating class in 
> NetBackup 6.5?  Do I have a separate client to install or is it simply 
> a case of running the new_clients script?  If the latter what is the 
> syntax?
>
>  
>
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> I see the new_clients script in bin/goodies and the comments 
> suggesting what values to use, basically, Existing H/W Class Existing 
> OS Class New H/W Class New OS Class.  However, from what I can tell 
> the H/W Class remains Solaris and the OS Class becomes Solaris_x86_10.
>
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> Do I uncomment the line New_CLient and supply the following values or 
> am I missing something?  I can find a working example!
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> Solaris Solaris10 Solaris Solaris_x86_10
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> Regards,
>
> Paul Esson
> _Redstor Limited_
>

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