The user you created has to be in the group "backup operators". Given
the user has this access right, ADSM can backup any drive (with
volumelabel...) without having any rights on the directory structure.
Additionally ADSM needs to get access to the root entry of the drive.
Make sure, you put at least an entry "ADSMTEST (CI)R" (browse dir) into
the acl of only the root entry (not for the whole structure).

Regards
Michael
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Michael H. Bartl
Michael H. Bartl
ADAC e.V. (Rechenzentrum, Produktionsplanung und Organisation)
Tel.: (089) 7676-4063, Fax: (089) 7676-8161
EMail: Michael.Bartl AT Zentrale.ADAC DOT de

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>Von:   Doug Thorneycroft[SMTP:dthorneycroft AT LACSD DOT ORG]
>Gesendet:      Dienstag, 21. Oktober 1997 20:16
>An:    ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
>Betreff:       Re: NT Service and Logical Drives
>
>You might check the user ID used to log onto the ADSM server to make
>sure that volume labels are visible to ADSM. ADSM on NT uses volume
>labels to define filespaces. We are an NT environment, and whenever our
>scheduled backups failed to back up a drive, it was either due to lack
>of a volume label, or the need for the logon used at the server to have
>the  NT permissions changed.
>
>