Change your communication protocol to shared memory.

Robert A Wilkinson wrote:

> We did not purchase a network licence because we are running adsm on the
> server we want to back up. This is the only server we are backing up.
>
> Question - I have my local system defined with dsm.opt as follows:
>
>  dsm.opt
> Virtualnode        CLIENT
> Servername         localSrv
>
> My dsm.sys is as follows:
>
>  dsm.sys
>
> *//ADSM_LOCAL_SERVER_STANZA
> Servername         localSrv
> TCPPort            1500
> TCPServeraddress   mkh_aix_prfprd
> Passwordaccess     generate
> *//END_ADSM_LOCAL_SERVER_STANZA
>
> *//ADSM_TOUR_STANZA
> Servername         adsmTour
> TCPPort            32767
> TCPServeraddress   prfprd
> *//END_ADSM_TOUR_STANZA
>
> Since I do not own a client licence I am getting messages in my log saying I
> am not in compliance with the licensing..
>
> I assume I am getting this because it knows CLIENT as a network client and not
> the local server.
>
> Is there any way to change the CLIENT into a proper local client/server so I
> am in compliance and not lose all my backup info for CLIENT??
>
> My local host is running HA/CMP with 3 active ethernet ip addresses but I
> guess the local hostname I need would be "prfprd"..