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NIM Guidance
I've just started to explore NIM and I'm looking for additional information on how to set it up and configure it. I've read through the "NIM A-Z" and have many unanswered questions.
One question is how can I have the NIM server pull a mksysb of the clients and can I schedule this to happen weekly? Is there a more detailed book on NIM setup and configuration? |
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