Is "passwordaccess generate" in the dsm.sys (or dsm.opt if NT) for this
client? If so, it may be a known problem that's been discussed here
before... the client and server will generate a new password periodically,
and it is kept encrypted in a file on the client. Occasionally, the
generated password will start with a hex '00', which causes that behavior.
I'm not sure if it must start with '00', or only contain it, and I'm not
sure if it's the encrypted or un-encrypted form that contains the '00'...
but we have had this happen, and had to reset the password at the server,
then manually run a client session and answer the password prompt with the
new password...
HTH
Robin Sharpe
Berlex Labs
"Hunley, Ike"
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cc: (bcc: Robin Sharpe/WA/USR/SHG)
06/17/02 Subject:
05:05 PM Another TSM mystery...
Please
respond to
"ADSM: Dist
Stor Manager"
The TSM server received this message 2 weeks ago, last week and today....
ANR0424W Session 39912 for node HOC0843P12 (TDP Infmx AIX42) refused -
invalid
ANR0424W password submitted.
Each time we reset the password, issuing
UPD NODE nodename pswd PASSEXP=0
which should make this a non- expiring password.
How does a perfectly good password, suddenly invalid(no one made changes
they cared to admit to...)?
What would make a non-expired password expire?
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