Associating A Client With A Schedule - IBM E16RMLL-I - Tivoli Storage Manager Implementation Manual

12.3.3 Associating a client with a schedule

Once the schedule is defined, we need to specify which client nodes will run it.
The define association command forms the link between the schedule and the
node. Nodes are associated to schedules within their own domain. A node must
be registered on the server before defining an association for it, but it does not
necessarily have to be in contact with the server. Example 12-16 shows the
actual commands and the output.
Example 12-16 Associating clients with schedules
tsm: LOCHNESS_SERVER1>
ANR2510I Node LOCHNESS associated with schedule SERVER_NIGHTLY in policy
domain SERVER.
tsm: LOCHNESS_SERVER1>
ANR2510I Node ATLANTIC associated with schedule SERVER_NIGHTLY in policy
domain SERVER.
tsm: LOCHNESS_SERVER1>
ANR2510I Node PAMELA associated with schedule WORKSTN_NIGHTLY in policy domain
WORKSTN.
ANR2510I Node PIERRE associated with schedule WORKSTN_NIGHTLY in policy domain
WORKSTN.
tsm: LOCHNESS_SERVER1>
Policy Domain Name: SERVER
Schedule Name: SERVER_NIGHTLY
Associated Nodes: LOCHNESS ATLANTIC
Policy Domain Name: WORKSTN
Schedule Name: WORKSTN_NIGHTLY
Associated Nodes: PAMELA PIERRE
Notice that you can specify more than one node by separating the node names
with a comma only (no spaces between commas and node names).
define association server server_nightly lochness
define association server server_nightly atlantic
define association workstn workstn_nightly pamela,pierre
query assoc
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