Joelle,
Thanks for you response.  I have deleted and recreated the
.pwd as you suggested but have not been succesful.  I have
not, however removed the NWUSER lines from the dsm.opt
file.  I will retry this option with the NWUSER lines removed
and post my results.

Aloha,
Lester Salazar
Network Administrator
The Queen's Medical Center
lsalazar AT queens DOT org
http://www.queens.org/

>>> "Booher, Joelle M" <jmbooher AT AMP DOT COM> 02/05/98
09:54am >>>
Lester,

I had this problem with one of my novell boxes, and I fixed it
by
deleting the encrypted .pwd file from the adsm subdirectory.
Then I
connected once with a selective session, and entered the
userID/password
manually.  Adsm automatically created a new pwd file.  Then
I started
the scheduler, and the next time it attempted a connection, it
used the
entries from the new pwd file.  (I am not using the NWUSER
parameter in
the options file).
-------------------------------------------
Joelle Booher
Joelle Booher
NT Technical Support
200 Amp Drive, Harrisburg PA
(717) 810-2816
jmbooher AT amp DOT com


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Lester A. Salazar [SMTP:lsalazar AT QUEENS DOT ORG]
> Sent: Thursday, February 05, 1998 12:23 PM
> To:   ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
> Subject:      ADSM not remembering user id and password
>
> I am running ADSM version 2.1.12 on MVS and I have
Novell
> Netware clients.  On one of my Netware servers have a
> backup event scheduled.  But whenever the backup event
is
> triggered, I get prompted to enter the Netware user for
> "server".  I have 4 servers that are set up identical and
> executing from the same backup schedule.  Why does this
> one server keep prompting for a user id?
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Aloha,
> Lester Salazar
> Network Administrator
> The Queen's Medical Center
> lsalazar AT queens DOT org
> http://www.queens.org/