Debbie,

AFAIK, "load dsmcad" is what you use on a netware box to load the CAD.
For Winders, it's under your services.

When I get one that's got the scheduler service managed by the CAD that
won't run, I always check the output of "dsmcutil query cad".  Make sure
the line "Cad Schedule Service" is correct (should show the name of the
tsm scheduler service).

If not, you have to issue something like:

dsmcutil update cad /name:"tsm client acceptor"
/cadschedname:"tsm central scheduler service" /autostart:yes

Where cadschedname is the name of the scheduler service you installed.

Also make sure, since you are using the CAD to run the schedule, that the
scheduler is set to "manual", rather than "automatic", and the CAD should
be automatic (and running).

Lastly, since you are using prompted scheduling, check your dsm.opt to see
if TCPCLIENTADDRESS is set to the IP address of the client...this seems to
be an issue occasionally.  Then run a manual backup of something, making
sure that you don't get prompted for a password; if all that works, it
should run.

(this is all covered in the windows client manual).

-Lloyd

On Thu, 23 Jun 2005 15:31:34 -0400
Debbie Bassler <Deborah_Bassler AT PAPAJOHNS DOT COM> wrote thusly:

> We had a Windows 2003 box which had to have the C drive rebuilt a couple
> of weeks ago. The TSM software was on the D drive and was not disturbed.
> However, we just noticed the backup has not run since 6/13. The
> dsmsched.log has a next start date of 6/14. I believe I need to load
> dsmcad, the dsm.opt file contains "managedservices schedule webclient"
> and"schedmod prompted". I thought I just had to issue the "load dsmcad"
> command on the client command line. However, that doesn't work. Can
> someone give me some insight? (obviously, I'm new at this product)
>
> Thanks,
> Debbie