Re: Exchange Agent Backup via "at" Command
1998-07-29 07:52:06
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Re: Exchange Agent Backup via "at" Command |
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Del Hoobler <hoobler AT US.IBM DOT COM> |
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Wed, 29 Jul 1998 07:52:06 -0400 |
Dave,
Error code "610" means that the ADSM API code cannot find the
ADSM API message file (dscameng.txt).
This is normally caused when the batch or script file that
you are kicking off doesn't contain a "CD \adsm-install-dir\AGENTEXC"
before the call to EXCDSMC. So, a few things to check:
1. Make sure the following two files are in the
"\adsm-install-dir\AGENTEXC" directory.
- ASDMV3.DLL
- DSCAMENG.TXT
If not, reinstall the Exchange Agent.
2. Make sure your script file changes to the correct
directory BEFORE issuing the EXCDSMC command.
For example:
-------------------------------------------------
D:
CD \WIN32APP\IBM\ADSM\AGENTEXC
EXCDSMC /BACKUP:DIR,FULL
EXCDSMC /BACKUP:IS,FULL
--------------------------------------------------
3. Make sure the userid that you are running under has permission
to read and write to the "\adsm-install-dir\AGENTEXC" directory.
Del Hoobler
ADSM Agent Development
>> I'm using the ADSM Exchange Agent to backup an Exchange 5.5 server. Running
>> "excdsmc /backup:dir,full" and "excdsmc /backup:dir,diff" at a command
>> prompt works fine, but I get the following error logged to my logfile when
>> the "at" command kicks it off:
>>
>> Status: rc = 610, dsmRCMsg error rc = 610
>>
>> I have the Windows NT Schedule service running as the service account for
>> Exchange. But it may still be a permissions issue. Anyone know what rc=610
>> indicates?
>>
>> Dave Fackler, MCSE, MCT
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