Besides the dsm.sys File you find a definition of the ADSM server in the
backint profile initSID.utl .
This file normaly resides in X:\orant\database (NT) or /oracle/SID/dbs
(Unix) in this file you find an entry like the following one:

SERVER          BE0026
    SESSIONS            1
    PASSWORDREQUIRED    YES
    ADSMNODE        C80
    BRBACKUPMGTCLASS    SAP_MGT
    BRARCHIVEMGTCLASS   SAP_MGT

Now you should ensure that the Name (or IP-Adress) you specify here
corresponds with the ADSM Server name that you use in the dsm-File.
For NT it is important that the Server name corresponds with the name of
the options-File (a little special design...).

Hope this helps
Matthias





Karsten Hüttmann <Karsten.Huettmann AT CARUS DOT DE> am 04.02.2000 08:18:28

Bitte antworten an "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU>


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Thema:    Re: Backint couldn't connect to ADSM-Server after changing
      IP-Address





Yes, thank you.
I resetted the password.
I changed the values in the dsm.sys file from ip-address to hostname and
back.

I re-started the server.
I think I tried everthing I could do.
But in the actlog there's no entry that a session became established.
Strange thing - the client and backint use the sam dsm.sys and only the
client

tries to establish a connection, the other one hangs...

Nick Cassimatis schrieb:

> Did you try resetting the client password at the server?  Give that a
shot
> - I had similar problems, and that fixed it.  I don't know why it broke
on
> me, but the reset, then doing the password update with backint, got me
> working again.
>
> Nick Cassimatis
> nickpc AT us.ibm DOT com
>
> If you don't have the time to do it right the first time, where will you
> find the time to do it again?

--
Mit freundlichen Grüssen / with best regards
Mit freundlichen Grüssen / with best regards
Karsten Hüttmann