Yes, and it works quite well.

See the 'Installing the Clients' guide (IBM # SH26-4080-01), page 84 for
all the gory details.

The command you will run will probably look something like (lines wrapped
for readability):

dsmcutil install /NAME:"ADSM Scheduler"
 /CLIENTDIR:<the\path\to\your\install>
 /NODE:mygroovynodename
 /AUTOSTART:yes
 /PASSWORD:mygroovypassword

I have done this on all of our NT systems, and find it works w/o a hitch,
and is even reasonably easy to set up(what a concept!), and most users
won't muck with it, even if they are poking around in the 'Services'
control panel.

Good luck!

On Wed, 3 Nov 1999, Scott Fluegge wrote:

// Does anybody have the ADSM Scheduler set up as a started service under NT?
//
// If so, how did you set it up?  I have a problem with people stopping the
// scheduler on some of my boxes and thus need to eliminate that possibility!
//
// Scott
//

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Best regards,
Best regards,
Brian

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