Ben:
You did not mention what ADSM version you were running, but all versions
cover this item, Verify your NT server has the Netbios Protocol installed.
Also Your Servers and Clients will need to have matching communication
protocols.
Exactly which area of the wizard is the error showing up, I have seen this
on my first time installs with V3.1.2.0 also.
Let me know if you need any other assistance, glad to help.
Regards,
John Stephens
813-960-3320
From: Ben Castles [SMTP:Ben_Castles AT NOTEABLE DOT COM]
Sent: Monday, November 16, 1998 11:53 AM
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Subject: need help setting up ADSM
Hi,
I'm new to ADSM, and I'm trying to set it up on an NT 4.0 server so to use
it to back up our Domino Servers.
The ADSM server is supposed to run on our fileserver which uses Netbios.
The problem I'm getting is that
when I go to use the wizards to set things up I get this error:
"Failed to issue a command to the server. Click Ok to see why."
followed by
"ANS5658E TCP/IP failure
ANS5519E Unable to establish session with server
ANS5103I Highest return code was -50"
The ADSM server was running at the time, and said:\
"ANR82251 Netbios drivers ready for connection with clients on adapter 0"
I have set up Netbios using the Server Options Window, turning TCP/IP off,
and turning NetBios on.
I saved these settings, stopped and started the server again, but with the
same results.
I'd appreciate any help on this.
Thanks
-Ben Castles
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