Rejean, thanks for pointing this APAR out. Indeed it does appear to provide
generic ANS --> ANE conversion for newer messages that are not in an older
server's catalog (but the resulting ANE message is in the language of the
client, not in the language of the server).
Best regards,
Andy Raibeck
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Thanks Andy - that does make sense. I'm running a relatively old server
version and the ANS messages I'm seeing there are more recently
introduced.
Regards
Neil
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Hello,
having ANS messages in the server activity log is actually
a known defect with TSM servers (versions 5.5, 6.1 and 6.2).
See here for the description and fix levels.
http://www-304.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg1IC76265
Rejean Larivee
IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Software Support
"ADSM
Hello Francisco,
"Best practice" for creating and using a WinPE-based image is described
here:
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/wikis/x/EwgFD
this information supersedes the formal Windows Backup-Archive Client
manual.
For Windows 2008 (and Windows 2008 R2, Vista, or 7), you need to create
onl
Fran
The new process is simplified and allows the use of a generic bootable
image.
We have two images - one for x86 clients and one for x64 clients. These
get updated periodically as we deploy new client versions on the hosts
which necessitates installing new clients in the images.
We ironed out
The ANS message appears in the activity log if the corresponding ANE
message does not exist in the server's message catalog. This can occur if
your TSM client is newer, and issues messages that do not exist in the
older server's message catalog.
Best regards,
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivol
Hello Colleagues,
in previous versions of TSM, we created a ASR boot image then we started the
windows OS from ASR and we installed the OS and after that we restored the
whole Windows machine. Now the process recommends to create a WindowsPE image,
I am not sure if I have to create one winPE i
Richard
It's an interesting point you make. In our (predominantly Windows)
environment, lots of ANS messages are showing up in the activity log. We
see the following on a fairly regular basis:
B/A client messages:
ANS4251W: System Writer's file 'filename': not found.
ANS4083I: New node password h
