ADSM-L

Re: Novell Client

1998-03-24 17:57:49
Subject: Re: Novell Client
From: "Raymond L. Pratts" <pratts AT IBM DOT NET>
Date: Tue, 24 Mar 1998 16:57:49 -0600
Jerry,

Thanks, for telling me about autoexec.ncf.  AIX's file for starting the
schedule at boot is inittab.  I would have never thought of
autoexec.ncf.


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> From: owner-adsm-l (INTERNET.OWNERAD) at SNADGATE
> Priority: Urgent
> Date: 3/23/98 6:35PM
> To: Jerry Lawson at ASUPO
> Subject: Novell Client
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> Ray -
>
> First, in my copy of the ADSM manual for Novell (v2) - the abbreviation for
> SCHEDULE is SCH.  Unlike some products, ADSM seems to only use either the
> full command or the exact short form - nothing in between.  Since you say
> that the backup is running, then the client must be taking this form, but I'd
> be careful.  Check for the existence of a file in the ADSM directory called
> DSMSCHED.LOG - it should also contain the messages that go to the ADSM
> screen.
>
> Second, I'm not sure what you mean by "background" in a Novell environment.
> The ADSM scheduler, at least in on V3.x Novell machine, starts another task
> window.  I get mine to start by adding the LOAD DSMC SCHEDULE command to the
> autoexec.ncf file, so it is started when the server is started.  You will
> also need to add -pas=xxxxx to handle the password prompt so that whoever
> starts NetWare doesn't miss the password prompt and leave ADSM hanging.
>
> Lastly, I generally add an administrative command to change the client's
> password back to itself periodically.  This eliminates the potential for an
> expired password to stop ADSM processing.
>
> Jerry Lawson
> jlawson AT thehartford DOT com
>
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> Subject: Novell Client
> Author:  owner-adsm-l (INTERNET.OWNERAD) at SNADGATE
> Date:    3/23/98 6:35 PM
>
> Hello ADSMers,
>
> I have just begun to work with a Novell client and cannot figure out how
> to load the scheduler in the background.  Also, the client in remote, so
> I'm depending on someone else to enter the commands.  We;ve tried:
>
>         LOAD DSMC SCHED
>
> The schedule kicks off but all the output goes to the console.  Please
> help.
>
> Thanks.
> --
> Ray Pratts
> Pinnacle Computer Solutions, Houston, Tx
> Tel. 281-272-8932    E-mail: pratts AT ibm DOT net

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Ray Pratts
Ray Pratts
Pinnacle Computer Solutions, Houston, Tx
Tel. 281-272-8932    E-mail: pratts AT ibm DOT net
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