I'm really appreciate everybody's input on this.  To answer some of the
questions . . . . .

I have installed the latest V2 version.
I checked the dsmerror.log and there is nothing in there.

I just went over to run dsmc to look at the messages as suggested here and lo
and behold it doesn't even run.  There's a little blip on the screen and I'm
right back to the C:\Win32app\IBM\ADSM\BACLIENT prompt.  I checked to see if
the executable was even there and it is.  I ran DSMSCVC.exe and that ran
fine.

Does anybody think this could possibly be a memory problem?

Again, thanks for all the help so far.




ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU on 11/13/97 06:57:05 AM
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU @ INTERNET
cc:
Subject: Re: ADSM and the NT Service

Beth,

  I agree with the advice of attempting to run the DSMC.exe from a command
  prompt to see if it will display other messages.  I have run into ADSM
complaining about not finding certain files before.  FYI.  The nodename
being unreadable in the registry is not right.  If you had run the dsmcsvci
(I assume you had) it should have been fine.  I have had to manually enter
the the clientnodename correctly before.

Are you on the latest client code? 2.1.0.6g, I think.

Dan T.

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> From: Moir,Elizabeth <Elizabeth.Moir AT LN.SSW.ABBOTT DOT COM>
> From: Moir,Elizabeth <Elizabeth.Moir AT LN.SSW.ABBOTT DOT COM>
> To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
> Subject: Re: ADSM and the NT Service
> Date: Wednesday, November 12, 1997 2:25 PM
>
> Here's what I've done so far.
>
> 1.  I pinged VM (that's the alias for our ADSM server) - That worked
okay.
> 2.  I pinged the ADSM server IP address - That worked okay.
> 3.  I  changed the TCPServerAddress in the options file to the full
address
> instead of the alias.  I tried to execute the ADSM Client.  It blipped on
the
> screen and disappeared.
> 4.  I uninstalled the NT Service and tried to execute the ADSM Client.
Same
> blip.
> 5.  I uninstalled the entire ADSM client and reinstalled it.  (Compact
> install, all defaults accepted.)  Tried to execute the ADSM Client.  Same
> blip.
>
> When I look at my ADSM server logs, this node isn't even making it to the
> server.  There's no activity there at all.
>
> At one point when I was just trying to look at the registry entries (via
> dsmcscvi) it showed the clientnodename as being one of those playing card
> unprintables (a spade, I think) which leads me to believe the registry
isn't
> getting updated.
>
> Also, I made sure this person had administrator and backup operator
rights.
>
> Everything seems to be working except ADSM and I am at a complete loss as
to
> why.  Does anybody think I should try Version 3.  At this point, I don't.
 My
> instincts tell me this has something to do with NT not ADSM.  I even
> uninstalled my own NT machine and reinstalled it just to make sure
everything
> still worked on my machine.  It did.  We have lots of NT servers using
ADSM,
> but only a couple workstations (mine being one of them).  Two of these
> workstations won't work.  I'm open to any and all, creative or bizarre
ideas.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
>
>
>
> ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU on 11/11/97 09:16:56 AM
> To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU @ INTERNET
> cc:
> Subject: Re: ADSM and the NT Service
>
> We had this problem.
>
> In our case, DNS was not resolving the ADSM Server machine name as
specified
> in
> the dsm.opt file.
>
> Check this by issuing a PING command from your client to the server to
check
> the
> network connectivity between the machines.
>
> Regards
>
> Phil
>
> Phil Chissell       phil.chissell AT research.natpower.co DOT uk
>
> This represents the view of the author alone and is not to be
> considered as the position of National Power PLC