Yes, I've seen it.  It is a new feature in server level 3.1.2.1, part of the
support for the web B/A client, which is an administrator client.  The new
admin id lets the client owner be a limited power admin to run the web B/A
client  for his own machine.

You can suppress the new admin id's by adding 'USER=NONE' to the  'register
node' command.

Bill Colwell
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In <199901122035.OAA05464 AT plaisance.uchicago DOT edu>, on 01/12/99
   at 02:35 PM, Fred Johanson <fred AT MIDWAY.UCHICAGO DOT EDU> said:

>Since the beginning of the year, everytime a new node is created with the
>latest WinNT admin client, an identically named ADMINISTRATOR.  What
>follows is from this morning's log.


>>
>>Date/Time                Message

>>--------------------
>----------------------------------------------------------
>>01/12/1999 10:33:57      ANR2017I Administrator UHRM issued command:
>REGISTER NODE
>>                          JFRIEDBERG-PC ?***? DOMain=UHRM CONtact="Torre
>Scott"
>>                          COMPression=Client BACKDELete=No ARCHDELete=Yes

>>                          FORCEPwreset=No

>>01/12/1999 10:33:57      ANR2060I Node JFRIEDBERG-PC registered in policy
>domain
>>                          UHRM.

>>01/12/1999 10:33:58      ANR2099I Administrative userid JFRIEDBERG-PC
>defined for
>>                          OWNER access to node JFRIEDBERG-PC.

>>01/12/1999 10:37:49      ANR2017I Administrator UHRM issued command:
>DEFINE
>>                          ASSOCIATION UHRM UHRM-PCS JFRIEDBERG-PC

>>01/12/1999 10:37:49      ANR2510I Node JFRIEDBERG-PC associated with
>schedule
>>                          UHRM-PCS in policy domain UHRM.


>There's nothing that jumps out here that indicates something from the
>saclient dsm.opt, and it's happened on four different machines.  Any help
>appreciated.


>Fred Johanson
>System Administrator, ADSM
>S.E.A.
>University of Chicago
>773-702-8464

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