Our ADSM server is on VM (with NT clients), but we've successfully retrieve
archived data from another user.  Is it possible that when you set up the
access permissions in Utilities you might have forgotten to put in an entry
for retrieving archived data?  You would need to have two entries giving
permission to a node - one entry allowing them to restore backed up data and
another entry allowing them to retrieve archived data.  Just a thought.  It's
something that's easy to overlook.




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Hi,
Hi,

it's now 15 months that we are using ADSM (server on MVS, clients on NT and
UNIX).

From the beginning, the "access another user" function in the
backup/archive-client doesn't work.

After installing TSM NT client 3.7.1.0 I hopefully tried this function
again. But when I open the RETRIEVE window I only see the node name of the
"other user" in the directory tree, but no archive versions.

So I must change the node name in the dsm.opt to the "other user" (as always
in the last 15 months). When I now open the RETRIEVE window I can see the
node name and all archive versions in the directory tree window.

Is there anyone who has ever successfully used the "access another user"
function?
If yes, I will be thankful for any suggestions how to run the function
successfully.

Mit freundlichem Gruß
Gerd Leibrock

Koch, Neff & Oetinger & Co. GmbH
Schockenriedstr. 37
70565 Stuttgart

Tel: +49 711 7860-2393
Fax: +49 711 7860-2811
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