Tried that. Unfortuanly the error i'm recieving is from the network server in 
the section where the "clients" appear.


-----Original Message-----
From: STANLEY R. HORWITZ [mailto:stan AT temple DOT edu]
Sent: 3 august 2010 17:52
To: EMC NetWorker discussion; Daniel Matei
Subject: Re: [Networker] How to erase a client from networker


On 08 3, 2010, at 10:32 AM, Daniel Matei wrote:

>                                               Hello,
>
>                I have the following problem:
>
>                I had to reinstall networker on a server. The reinstalation 
> went smoothly, but after that, I logged onto a client tried to re-add the 
> server (networker).
>                I have Networker for Windows (forgot to mention).  Under the 
> "Configuration", under the "Local hosts", under the networker server name, I 
> have the clients.
>                I see the old client there, if I try to delete it, it says: 
> user administrator on machine networker.server.name is not on administrator 
> list.
>                If I look under the User groups, I can see the user 
> administrator in that list. If I try to add the client under the "Clients" I 
> get the following error on the step "Specify the Backup Configuration Type". 
> Unable to connect to host: Please check NetWorker Security setting and daemon 
> logs on the NetWorker client and Console server for more details".
>                My question is this: How can I completely erase that client 
> name from NetWorker so I can retry adding it?

Erase it from whatever account you use to administer your NetWorker server, not 
from the client.

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