In addition to generating the xml scripts using the
Save As Script option, you can also create user-defined xml scripts. These scripts
are executed using the qoperation
execute command. Following is the list of
user-created xml scripts:
Use the following steps to associate or disassociate an existing
User Group to a client computer. The following steps can also be used overwrite
all user groups associated with a client to a different user group or set of
user groups.
Right-click the View Sample XML File link and click
Save Link As... or Save Target As... to save the XML file
needed for this task.
Open the .xml file using an XML editor and modify the following
parameters:
clientName - Specify the names of the client
computers for which you want to associate/disassociate the user
groups.
For example:
If you wish to associate user group to client1, client2
and clientx then you must add the following:
<entity>
<clientName>client1</clientName>
</entity>
<entity>
<clientName>client2</clientName>
</entity>
userGroupName - Specify the user group to which you want
to associate to the client.
For example: If you wish to associate
usergroup1 to the above clients, then you must add the following:
<userGroupName>usergroup1</userGroupName>
associatedUserGroupsOperationType - Indicate one of the
following operation types:
ADD - To associate the User
Group to a Client
DELETE - To disassociate the User Group to a Client
OVERWRITE - To associate the user group mentioned above
and disassociate all the user group available on the client computer.
For example:
If usergroup2 and
usergroup3 are already associated
on client1, and you wish to overwrite
the available user groups with usergroup4.
This operation associates usergroup4
to the client1 and disassociates
usergroup2 and
usergroup3.
Save the file as input.xml.
From Command prompt, navigate to <Software_Installation_Directory>/Base
and then run the following command:
Login to the CommServe using the qlogin
command and commcell credentials.
For example, to log on to CommServe
server1 with username
user1:
C:\>qlogin -cs server1 -u user1
Run the XML using the qoperation command.
For example, to
run input.xml
C:\>qoperation execute –af input.xml
You can verify the user group associated to a client from Associated
Groups.
From the CommCell Browser, right-click the <Client> and
then click Properties.
Click Security tab.
The User Group specified above will be listed in the
Associated Groups.
Use the following steps to associate or disassociate an existing User Group
to a Client Computer Group. The following steps can also be used to overwrite the associated user
groups available on the client group with a given user group.
Right-click the View Sample XML File link and click
Save Link As... or Save Target As... to save the XML file
needed for this task.
Open the .xml file using an XML editor and modify the following
parameters:
clientGroupName - Specify the names of the client computer
group that you want to associate to the user group.
For
example: If you wish to associate a user group to
clientgroup1, clientgroup2
and clientgroupx then your element
will appear as follows:
<entity>
<clientGroupName>clientGroup1</clientGroupName>
</entity>
<entity>
<clientGroupName>clientGroup2</clientGroupName>
</entity>
userGroupName - Specify the user group which you want
to associate to the client group.
For example: If you wish to
associate usergroup1 to the above client
group, then you must add the following:
<userGroupName>usergroup1</userGroupName>
associatedUserGroupsOperationType - Indicate one of the
following operation types:
ADD - To associate the
User Group to a Client Computer Group
DELETE - To disassociate the User Group to a Client
Computer Group
OVERWRITE - To associate the user group mentioned above
and disassociate all the user groups available on the client computer
group. For example:
If usergroup2 and
usergroup3 are already
associated to clientgroup1, and you wish to
overwrite the available user groups with
the
usergroup4. This operation associates
usergroup4 to the
clientgroup1 and disassociates
usergroup2 and
usergroup3.
Save the file as input.xml
From Command prompt, navigate to <Software_Installation_Directory>/Base
and then run the following command:
Login to the CommServe using the qlogin
command and CommCell credentials.
For example, to log on to CommServe
server1 with username
user1:
C:\>qlogin -cs server1 -u user1
Run the XML using the qoperation command.
For example, to
run input.xml
C:\>qoperation execute –af input.xml
You can verify the user group associated to a client from Associated
Groups.
From the CommCell Browser, right-click the <Client_Computer_Group>,
and then click Properties.
Click Security tab.
The User Group specified above will be listed in the
Associated Groups.
Use the following steps to associate or disassociate a user to a client
computer. This association makes the user(s) the owner of the client computer. A
Client Computer Owner receives all the capabilities designated by the
administrator.
The following steps can also be used to overwrite the users available
on the client with a given user.
Right-click the View Sample XML File link and click
Save Link As... or Save Target As... to save the XML file
needed for this task.
Open the .xml file using an XML editor and modify the following
parameters:
clientName - Specify the names of the client computer
group that you want to associate to the user.
For example: If
you wish to associate user to client1, client2
and clientx then you must add the following:
<entity>
<clientName>client1</clientName>
</entity>
<entity>
<clientName>client2</clientName>
</entity>
<entity>
<clientName>clientx</clientName>
</entity>
clientOwners - Specify the user to which you want to
associate to the client.
For example: If you wish to associate
user1 to above clients, then you
must add the following:
<clientOwners>USER1</clientOwners>
clientOwnersOperationType - Indicate one of the following
operation types:
ADD - This will associate the user to
a client computer
DELETE - This will disassociate the user to a client computer
OVERWRITE - To associate the user mentioned above and
disassociate all the users available on the client computer. For
example:
If user2 and
user3 are already associated to
client1, and you wish to overwrite
the available users with user4.
This operation associates user4
to the client1 and disassociates
user2 and
user3.
Save the file as input.xml
From Command prompt, navigate to <Software_Installation_Directory>/Base
and then run the following command:
Login to the CommServe using the qlogin
command and commcell credentials.
For example, to log on to CommServe
server1 with username
user1:
C:\>qlogin -cs server1 -u user1
Run the XML using the qoperation command.
For example, to
run input.xml
C:\>qoperation execute –af input.xml
You can verify the user associated to a client from Client Owners.
From the CommCell Browser, right-click the <Client> and
then click Properties.
Click Security tab.
The user specified above will be listed in the Client Owners.
Use the following steps to associate/disassociate a owner to clients in the
client computer group.
Once this is done, this newly associated user will have access to the client computer group
and can perform backup and restore operations on this client.
Right-click the View Sample XML File link and click
Save Link As... or Save Target As... to save the XML file
needed for this task.
Open the .xml file using an XML editor and modify the following
parameters:
clienGrouptName - Specify the client computer group to which
you want to associate the user.
For example: If you wish to associate
a
user to clientgroup1,
then you must add the following:
<entity>
<clientGroupName>clientgroup1</clientGroupName>
</entity>
clientOwners - Specify the user to which you want to
associate to the client computer group.
For example: If you wish
to associate user1 to the above
client computer group,
then you must add the following:
<clientOwners>USER1</clientOwners>
clientOwnersOperationType - Indicate one of the following
operation types:
ADD - To associate the client
owner
to a Client Computer Group
DELETE - To disassociate the client owner to a Client
Computer Group
OVERWRITE - To associate the owner mentioned above and
disassociate all the users available on the client computer group.
For example:
If user2 and
user3 are already associated on
clientgroup1, and you wish to overwrite
the available users with user4.
This operation associates user4
to the client1 and disassociate
user2 and
user3.
Save the file as input.xml.
From Command prompt, navigate to <Software_Installation_Directory>/Base
and then run the following command:
Login to the CommServe using the qlogin
command and CommCell credentials.
For example, to log on to CommServe
server1 with username
user1:
C:\>qlogin -cs server1 -u user1
Run the XML using the qoperation command.
For example, to
run input.xml
C:\>qoperation execute –af input.xml
You can verify the user associated to a client from Client Owners.
From the CommCell Browser, navigate to Client Computer
Groups, right-click the <Client>
and then click Properties.
Click the Security tab.
The user specified above will be listed under Client Owners.
From Command prompt, navigate to <Software_Installation_Directory>/Base
and then run the following command:
Login to the CommServe using the qlogin
command and commcell credentials.
For example, to log on to CommServe
server1 with username
user1:
C:\>qlogin -cs server1 -u user1
Run the XML using the qoperation command.
For example, to
run input.xml
C:\>qoperation execute –af input.xml
You can verify deduplication options at the client computer.
From the CommCell Browser, navigate to Client Computer |
<Client> | File System | defaultBackupSet.
Right-click the subclient in the right pane and then click
Properties.
Click the Storage Device tab.
Click the Deduplication tab.
Enable Deduplication check box will be selected and
Generate Signature onClient or MediaAgent
will be selected depending upon the options you specified in the
XML file.
Rights Management Service (RMS) is a technology that works with RMS enabled applications
(such as, Microsoft Office applications, Microsoft Exchange Server, and Microsoft
SharePoint) to set usage rights on the documents or emails.
Use the following steps to enable content indexing for RMS protected files for
a client:
Right-click the View Sample XML File link and click
Save Link As... or Save Target As... to save the XML file
needed for this task.
Open the .xml file using an XML editor and modify the following
parameters:
clientGroupName - Specify the client computer to which
you want to enable content indexing.
For example: If you wish
to enable content indexing to client group
clientgroup1 then you must add the
following:
<entity>
<clientGroupName>clientgroup1</clientGroupName>
</entity>
EnableContentIndexing - To enable/disable content indexing
engine.
For example: If your wish to enable Content Indexing then
you must add the following:
You can modify (add, edit, or delete) the registry key settings for multiple clients
using the command prompt. Follow the steps given below to modify the registry key settings:
Right-click the View Sample XML File link and click
Save Link As... or Save Target As... to save the XML file
needed for this task.
Open the .xml file using an XML editor and modify the following
parameters:
clientName - Specify the client computer to which you
want to add, modify or delete a registry key.
For example: If you wish to
modify registry key to client client1
then you must add the following:
<entity>
<clientName>client1</clientName>
</entity>
keyName - Specify the name of the registry key.
For
example: If the registry key is nSQL
then you must add the following:
<keyName>nSQL</keyName>
type - Specify the registry key type.
For example:
If the type of the registry key you wish to add is
REG_DWORD then you must add the
following:
<type>REG_DWORD</type>
value - Specify the value of the registry key. Depending
on type, could be numerical, a numeric range, or character string.
For example: If the value of the registry key is
1 then you must add the following:
<value>1</value>
relativepath - Specify the relative location of the registry
key in the instance.
For example: If the location of the registry
key is CommServe then you must add
the following:
<relativepath>CommServe</relativepath>
deleted - Specify to remove the registry key.
For example:
If your wish to delete the existing key then you must add the following:
<deleted>true</deleted>
enabled - To enable the registry key.
For example:
To enable the registry key then you must add the following:
<enabled>1</enabled>
Save the file as input.xml.
From Command prompt, navigate to <Software_Installation_Directory>/Base
and then run the following command:
Login to the CommServe using the qlogin
command and commcell credentials.
For example, to log on to CommServe
server1 with username
user1:
C:\>qlogin -cs server1 -u user1
Run the XML using the qoperation command.
For example, to
run input.xml
C:\>qoperation execute –af input.xml
You can verify registry key at the client computer properties.
From the CommCell Browser, right-click the <Client_Computer>
and then click Properties.
Click Registry Key tab.
The key will be displayed in the Registry Key Settings.
You can view the security details of a client computer from the command
prompt. Use the following steps to view the client computer's security details
such as Associated Groups, Client Owners, etc.
Right-click the View Sample XML File link and click
Save Link As... or Save Target As... to save the XML file
needed for this task.
Open the .xml file using an XML editor, and modify the following
parameters:
clientName - Specify the name of the client computers
for which you want to get the existing security details.
For example: If you wish to get the existing security details of
the client client1, then you must add the following:
<entity>
<clientName>client1</clientName>
</entity>
To get the existing security details for more than one client,
add entity with the client name multiple times as shown below:
From Command prompt, navigate to <Software_Installation_Directory>/Base
and then run the following command:
Login to the CommServe using the qlogin
command and CommCell credentials.
For example, to log on to CommServe
server1 with username
user1:
C:\>qlogin -cs server1 -u user1
Run the XML using the qoperation command.
For example, to
run input.xml
C:\>qoperation execute –af input.xml
You can verify the client computer's security details
such as, Available User groups, Associated User Groups and the
Client Owners using the following steps:
From the CommCell Browser, right-click the <Client>, and
then click Properties.
Click the Security tab.
The User Groups associated with this client computer will be
listed under
Associated Groups. The client Owners will be listed under
Client Owners.
From the command prompt, you can modify the owners listed under Client
Owners of a client computer. Use the following steps to modify the associated
owners or user groups of a client computer:
Right-click the View Sample XML File link and click
Save Link As... or Save Target As... to save the XML file
needed for this task.
Open the .xml file using an XML editor and modify the following
parameters:
clientName - Specify the name of the client computer
for which you want to modify the list of Client Owners.
For example: If you wish to modify the list of client owners for
the
client client1, then you must add the following:
<entity>
<clientName>client1</clientName>
</entity>
To modify the list of client owners for more than one
client, add entity with
the client name multiple times:
<entity>
<clientName>client2</clientName>
</entity>
<entity>
<clientName>client3</clientName>
</entity>
clientOwners - Specifies the owner of the client for
which you want to empty the contents.
For example: If you wish
to empty the contents of a client owner test1, then
you must add the following:
<clientOwners>test1</clientOwners>
clientOwnersOperationType - This operation type
determines whether to add/delete or over write the owners list.
Operation type can be one of the following
types:
ADD - To add the specified owner to the
existing list of Client Owners
DELETE - To delete the specified owner from the
existing list of Client Owners.
OVERWRITE - To clear the existing client owners and
replace with the specified owner. If the owners user2 and
user3 are already associated to client1
and listed under Client Owners, and if you wish to
add
a
new owner user3 to this Client
Owners list, then, this operation adds the
user4
to the Client
Owners list and removes the existing
owners under Client Owners.
Using this xml script, you cannot empty
the Master and View All groups association with clients.
