Hi Suad,
I alway have done this. But it doesn't work. I try to logon to server with 'dsmc
-servername=tsm'. Then I tried the 'q sess' command. I've got the following message:
ANS1503E Valid password not available for server 'TSM'. The administrator for your
system must run TSM and enter the password to store it locally.
Ich reseted the password at the server several times, but no success. Must I do
anything at the node whith my Admin-ID? The message confuse me.
Wolfgang
>>> Suad Musovich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 23.03.01 10:56:57 >>>
I think you want to have multiple SEVERNAME in your options file.
e.g.
SERVERNAME myOS390
commmethod TCPIP
tcpport 1500
TCPserveraddress mframe.company.com
passwordaccess generate
... (all the options you want)
SERVERNAME myAIX
commmethod TCPIP
tcpport 1500
TCPserveraddress rsbox.company.com
passwordaccess generate
... (all the options you want)
This will create seperate password files for each SERVERNAME entry.
Its not synchronising them but you don't have to enter passwords for each one
Cheers, Suad
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On Fri, Mar 23, 2001 at 10:18:16AM +0100, Wolfgang Herkenrath wrote:
> Hi *SMer's,
>
> is there a way to synchronize the password for one node on two server's?
> I have 2 TSM-Servers (3.7.*), one at OS390, one at AIX.
> I registered 1 Node (AIX) at both servers. The registration at the OS390 exist for a
>longer time.
> I add the AIX-Server to dsm.sys with option passwordaccess generate.
> When I try to connect to the AIX-Server I get Message ANS1503E, password not
>availible. So I think by my self, ok, at the passwordfile the client can only find
>the generated password for my OS390-Server. So I set the option passworddir for the
>AIX-Server, but it themes that it doesn't work.
> With passwordaccess prompt I've got no problems.
>
> So, is there a way to use passwordacces generate and synchronize the password at two
>servers?
> TIA
>
> Wolfgang
