Hello,

When using the ADSMConnect Agent for Microsoft Exchange Server
there is a known problem when dealing with Organization Names,
Site Names, or Server Names that contain periods ("."),
commas (","), and at-signs ("@").

The APAR is IC20843.

We expect to have a FIXTEST version available shortly.

Thanks,

Del

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Del Hoobler
Del Hoobler
ADSM Agent Development
email: hoobler AT us.ibm DOT com


>> Any suggestions or help with the following problem would be appreciated.
>>
>> Our initial testing of the Exchange Agent has gotten nowhere.  Backups
>> complete normally according to messages on the client and on the server.
>> Nothing in dsierror, just a reasonable completion message in
>> excdsm.log...
>>
>> However attempting to select 'Restore' from the GUI client gives an
>> immediate error message about there being no objects of that type.
>>
>> Entering 'excdsmc /adsmquerydb' after several backup tests returns the
>> following:
>>
>>
>> ADSTAR Distributed Storage Manager
>> ADSMConnect Agent for Microsoft Exchange Server
>> Command Line Interface - Version 1, Release 1, Level 0.0
>> (C) Copyright IBM Corporation 1998. All rights reserved.
>>
>> ADSM API Version 3, Release 1, Level 3
>> ADSM Nodename: LNIXD-DILBERT
>>
>> This is a "Try and Buy" license which has 54 days until expiration.
>>
>> Logging on to the ADSM server...
>>
>> DB  Type Size  Date       Time     ADSM Object Name    Org.Site.Server
>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> -------
>> errorFull    8M 05/05/1998 09:03:02 19980505090302.FULL error -
>> WA.GOV.LNIXD.LNIXD-DILBERT.DIR
>> errorFull    8M 05/05/1998 09:25:18 19980505092518.FULL error -
>> WA.GOV.LNIXD.LNIXD-DILBERT.DIR
>> errorFull    8M 05/05/1998 10:36:42 19980505103642.FULL error -
>> WA.GOV.LNIXD.LNIXD-DILBERT.DIR
>> errorFull   14M 05/05/1998 09:03:07 19980505090307.FULL error -
>> WA.GOV.LNIXD.LNIXD-DILBERT.IS
>>
>>
>>
>> This is under NT 4.0 with SP3, Exchange 5.5.   The server is running V2
>> R1 0.9
>>
>> The Exchange organization is 'WA.GOV' the site is 'LNIXD' the server
>> name is 'LNIXD-DILBERT'.
>>
>>
>> What is the meaning of the 'error' prefix in the query results.  Where
>> have we gone wrong?