Rob,
        Besides the password for the ADSM server, ADSM also needs to 'log in'
to the Netware server or, in the case of Netware 4.1x, the NDS,  in
order to back it up.  The ID you use must have appropriate rights
(supervisory)  to the volumes objects you want to backup.  If you're
also backing up the NDS, you must have supervisory rights to the highest
container level being backed up.  Also remember that when you log in to
the NDS, you need to use a fully distinguished name
(.cn=<adsmid>.ou=xxxxx.o=yyyy) or, if bindery context is set to
.ou=xxxxx.o=yyyyy, you can just specify <adsmid>
In a 4.1x environment, you can set up 1 ADSM account with appropriate
rights to all of your 4.1 servers/volumes, and use that account to back
them all up.

Tim Pittson
tpittson AT himail.hcc DOT com

>----------
>From:  Rob Lefebvre[SMTP:robl AT SFICORP DOT COM]
>Sent:  Friday, May 09, 1997 9:32 AM
>To:    ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
>Subject:       Novell 4.11
>
>Does ADSM require an ID for the Novell LAN in order to do backup and
>restore?
>
>We have a problem right now on all of our Novell servers where Adsm is
>asking for a username and password, other than the normal password for Adsm
>backup.
>
>We are getting the error ANS4974E login denied to NetWare server.
>In the read.me file for adsm, this error is referenced and points to APAR
>IC13010 as a document that explains acceptable ways to specify NetWare user
>names.  I was unable to locate this document on the ibm web site.  I ran
>into an area that requires authentication.
>
>Our backups are not working due to this error, and I can find no
>information in the manuals that I have.
>
>
>Rob Lefebvre
>Schreiber Foods, Inc.
>Robl AT sficorp DOT com
>414-437-7601 x6137
>