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First, Do you find it really necessary to a nightly restricted state
backup? We do ours once a week, on the weekend.
Second, do you have a console? If not, enable the QREMOTE subsystem and
set it up so only specific device names will work there via the Work
Station Name Entries.
This will enable the operator or anyone else with a specifically named
device, such as (QCON01, or QOPR01 or whatever) to access the system when
it is restricted. You must remember to NOT end this subsystem when you
shutdown everything else.
Ron Adams
Information Technology Group
Crane Valves
9200 New Trails Dr. Suite 200
The Woodlands, TX 77385
Mike Berman <mikeba777@xxxxxxxxx>
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We do a nightly backup, first we shut down all subsystems, including
QINTER. Thr problem w/ that is if there is a problem w/ the backup, there
is no way for the operator to do anything about it. We have the ACO pager
that will alert messages, but then the job sits there until the morning.
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