I'm not a Windows heavy, but I believe the "read for everyone" doesn't help
you because by default the scheduler service runs under the SYSTEM account,
which isn't logged in to the NT domain, and therefore can't be authenticated
to read a network drive.

Try it once with a valid id with domain rights, that should prove whether or
not it's the problem.

And yes, we don't have a good way to do it because even if you set it up
with a domain account, once the password changes, you're dead.  So we just
don't do it, we put a TSM client on every system we want to back up.  It's
Windoze, there are lots of things not to like!

(BTW, like your tag line!)

-----Original Message-----
From: William Boyer
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 11/30/01 11:08 AM
Subject: Scheduler service logon account

Normally this is set up as using the local admin account, but I've
recently
gotten  a server that needs to backup a remote PC's share point. It
keeps
failing with

ANS1228E Sending of object '\\ntpc1676\sx65db' failed
ANS1063E Invalid path specification

After searching the archives, it seems that my problem here is security
on
the remote share. I believe it is set up as Read for Everyone. Does this
not
include my TSM node's local account?

What do most of you do in this case. I'm reluctant to user a domain
userid
for this. I've had experience where if this userid gets locked or
someone
just changes the password then all my backups crash.

TIA,
Bill Boyer
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