Wouldn't that depend on the schedule mode?  If you use Polling, the server has
no need to store the IP.  Only in Prompted mode does it need that information.
I use Polling so didn't even consider the servers need...

Scott




decook AT amoco DOT com on 04/22/99 03:27:07 PM

To:   Scott Fluegge/COR/MLW/US/venatorgroup@vgnet
cc:   ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Subject:  Re: new ip-adress for clients




     Now I haven't double checked lately... but used to be, the scheduler
     on the server stored the client's ip address for the pending scheduled
     event... if your client switched ip address you would need to bounce
     the scheduler on the client in order to allow the server to pull the
     new ip from the inbound packet header...


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Subject: Re: new ip-adress for clients
Author:  sfluegge (sfluegge AT VENATORGROUP DOT COM) at unix,mime
Date:    4/22/99 11:16 AM


If you are using node names instead of IPs within ADSM, you should have no
problems.  As long as you can ping the node, it should work.  ADSM will use
either the "/etc/hosts" file or the DNS entry depending on your configuration...

Scott






Winfried Heilmann <Winfried.Heilmann AT INFRACOR DOT DE> on 04/22/99 09:01:51 AM

Please respond to "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU>

To:   ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
cc:    (bcc: Scott Fluegge/COR/MLW/US/venatorgroup)
Subject:  new ip-adress for clients




Hi,

what happens to adsm if a client, which is daily backuped, gets a new
IP-adress. Must I do something, or does ADSM everything.

Regards winfried