Zoltan,
If this netware client was defined a very long time ago, it may not have an
administrative client defined for it which is required for web
interface.  Administrative clients are now automatically created when the
node is defined but that wasn't always the case.
Jim Sporer


At 04:41 PM 11/14/2002 -0500, you wrote:

First attempts at installing and using 5.1.5 client on a Netware 6 server.

Trying to use the web interface for backups.  Wont show what is on the
drives and keeps getting an error. Checked the logs and found:

11/14/2002 16:22:02 ANS1876E Unable to connect to target service.  NetWare
SMS return code = FFFFFFFF.
11/14/2002 16:22:02 ANS1876E Unable to connect to target service.  NetWare
SMS return code = FFFFFFFF.
11/14/2002 16:22:06 ANS1876E Unable to connect to target service.  NetWare
SMS return code = FFFFFFFF.
11/14/2002 16:22:06 ANS1876E Unable to connect to target service.  NetWare
SMS return code = FFFFFFFF.
11/14/2002 16:22:08 ANS1876E Unable to connect to target service.  NetWare
SMS return code = FFFFFFFF.
11/14/2002 16:22:08 ANS1876E Unable to connect to target service.  NetWare
SMS return code = FFFFFFFF.
11/14/2002 16:22:14 ANS1876E Unable to connect to target service.  NetWare
SMS return code = FFFFFFFF.
11/14/2002 16:22:14 ANS1876E Unable to connect to target service.  NetWare
SMS return code = FFFFFFFF.
11/14/2002 16:22:21 Error -50 sending ht request
11/14/2002 16:22:21 Error writing to http socket.


Also, my server (z/OS V4.2.2.13)  keeps recording:

11/14/2002 4:23:18 PM ANR0423W Session 8346 for administrator SYSOP ( )
refused - administrator name not registered.
11/14/2002 4:27:38 PM ANR0423W Session 8388 for administrator
CSERVE3.VCU.EDU ( ) refused - administrator name not registered.

What gives with the ( ) and the SYSOP stuff since that is not what is
being used for an administrator ID ??????

 I did check the ADSM.ORG archives for the ANS1876E message and only
found references to V5 Netware servers. I did mention to
the Novell person about the TSA libraries but they are supposed to be up
to date ????

Any suggestions ?