Passwordaccess generate will encrypt the password into a file on your client
workstation.

Therefore, you must input the password once interactively to place it in
the file.

Therefore, if you reset the password from the server side, you must then
log in interactively on the client side the first time, to input the
password. All subsequent accesses should then read the passsword file.
......... until the next time that you reset it on the server agian.

Hope this works!


At 11:25 AM 6/19/98 -0500, you wrote:
>During our migration from the Solaris V2 to V3 client we
>have encountered problems with the "Password Generate"
>feature when invoking dsmc/dsm from the Solaris client.
>
>We are always prompted for the NODE's password, even after resetting it
from the
>ADSM server side.
>
>Messages are as such:
>
>unix01#  dsmc query filespace
>NODE name: UNIX01
>ANS051E Invalid Password
>Please Enter Password for node "UNIX01":
>
>at this point we enter the password set from the ADSM server
>side and are authenticated.  With version 2 we could simply
>reset the client's password from the ADSM server side
>to fix this.  This does not appear to fix this problem when running
>the version 3 client.
>
>How can we sucessfully reset this node's password so we can successfully
use the
>"password generate" feature?
>
>Chris H.
>chorinek AT csc DOT com
>
>Brent L.
>jlink2 AT csc DOT com
>
>