I don't know off-hand what the problem is, but some things to check:

1) Do you have more than one TSM server? If so, then verify the
TCPSERVERADDRESS setting on the client side to be sure it is pointing to
the correct TSM server.

2) What is the exact text of the message you are seeing?

3) Is there anything in the client dsmerror.log file that provides any
more information?

4) On the TSM server, run the QUERY STATUS command and verify that it
shows "Availability: Enabled".

5) On the TSM serve,r check the activity log to see if it has any messages
pertaining your Linux client's attempts to connect.

Regards,

Andy

Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
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Internet e-mail: storman AT us.ibm DOT com

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Nazir <nazir AT ITAUTEC.COM DOT BR>
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Hi,

I have the TSM for Win NT 4.0 .
All clients on Win can contact the TSM Server.
I have a client on Linux.
But, the client Linux cannot contact the TSM Server.

What should I do to contact the client Linux with the TSM Server?
I received this menssage: "Server disable" for the client Linux ,but it
isn4t disable.

Thank you
Nazir