Hi Jorge,

Make sure your default node (machinename) of the backup/archive client does
not have the option clusternode=yes in it. Make different schedule services
for the non-cluster volumes and for clustered volumes.
Make sure to have a different option file for the different cluster volumes
with the clusternode option is yes. Make sure that the option files exist on
the cluster volume for a possible take over. The option file should be
possible to read on both sides. So to install it correctly you have to take
over the cluster volume (or group) and install actually the same schedule on
the other cluster to make sure that the scheduler service exist....

Its hard to explain it this way.. but I hope it rings a bell..
The red book is not very clear in its examples.. you have to make sure to
have options files on the clustered volumes and an option file for the local
drive.. and for all option files.. a seperate scheduler service on both
cluster nodes...

Hope this helps...

regards,

Etienne Brachel
Touch The Progress services b.v.
email: e_brachel AT ttp-int DOT com

From: Jorge Carvalho <jorge.carvalho AT BTA DOT PT>
Reply-To: "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU>
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Subject: Backup an NT Cluster
Date: Tue, 2 Nov 1999 18:15:03 -0000

Hi all,

I'm having some trouble setting up (errr...) TSM on an NT Cluster. I
followed  the instructions on ADSM on NT Cluster Redbook and every time I
try to run dsmc I get error "ANS1155E CLUSTERNODE option is set to YES but
cluster is not enabled".

I'm sure the cluster server is installed and running. Has anyone seen this
message before? Any clues on how to get over it?

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Jorge Carvalho
Grupo Mundial-Confianga
Av.Miguel Bombarda n: 4 2:Andar 1049-058 Lisboa
Tel Dir: 7922537 Geral :7922200 Ext:117751
Portugal
E-mail Jorge.Carvalho AT bta DOT pt

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