> Then we tried to change the password.
>
> Now when you start TSM (dsmc or dsmc sched or GUI), it prompts for the TSM
> password.
> When you give the password, it works fine.  You can shut down TSM (dsmc or
> dsmc sched or GUI), and it doesn't prompt for the password if you start the
> TSM client again.
>
> Until you reboot.
> Then it doesn't know the password anymore.

Wanda - I don't know if your Windows case is similar, but we had a comical
        case of this in AIX.  The AIX system had the v2 ADSM client, and
then the AIX operating system was upgraded, and it came with a 3.7 TSM
client, thus leaving the system with two instances of the client software.
When one instance was invoked by explicit path name (as via cron) it would
undo the password set by the other, and vice versa.  It was a head-scratcher
until it was realized what was going on.
    Richard Sims, BU