Session rejected: server disable

[lenaca]

Hi!All
This is very urgent for me, does anyone know about this pls help me!

Three day ago i conect to my tivoli server and get the message password expire,i don't have time so i have changed the local date back to 2 months and it work,after finish my work i change date back to the currently date, and i got the message:

ANS1355E Session rejectd: Server disable
ANS8023E Unable to establist session with server.

ANS8002I Hightest return code was 55

So now i can not access to the system anymore.I have searched on internet and get many informations but the server still disable-can not access.

pls tell me how to solve it!

Thanks

lenaca

 

[RMGBELGIUM]

can you logon if you restart the server ?

 

[lenaca]

hi!

I have restart several times.

and try to run these command:

enbale session client
enable server
or execute file dsmserv.exe

But it still in disable mode.

pls any idea about this?

Thanks

lenaca

 

[TSch]

Hi there,

here's something I found on the IBM site:



Problem
The "disable session admin" command prevents new admin sessions from accessing the TSM server (ANS1355E ANS8023E).

Cause
In TSM server 5.3.1, enhancements have been made to the enable/disable session commands to include the type of sessions that can be enabled/disabled:
DISAble SESSions <CLIent, ALL, SERVer, ADMin>
ENable SESSions <CLIent, ALL, SERVer, ADMin>

When "disable session admin" is issued, no new admin sessions can connect to the TSM server. Only current admin session(s) will remain active. However, the problem can arise when the admin session gets disconnected accidentally due to network time-out or some other factor. No admin sessions can be established and the TSM server process needs to be terminated and started in the foreground so adminstrative tasks can be performed.

The following messages can be seen when you attempt to connect to the TSM server:
ANS1355E Session rejected: Server disabled
ANS8023E Unable to establish session with server.

Solution
It is not recommended to use the "disable session admin" command. Should the current session(s) be lost, there is no way to access the TSM server for administrative purposes other than recycling the TSM server and starting it in the foreground. Instead, use the "lock admin <admin_id>" command to prevent other admin sessions from accessing the TSM Server.
If the "disable admin session" command must be run, ensure that there is a way to get back into the TSM server by running the TSM server in the foreground.


Regards
Thomas

 

[mbourne2006]

Hi

If still a problem:

1. Stop TSM server process
2. Start the TSM server process as a foreground task (run dsmserv from the directory that contains your dsmserv.dsk file)
3. You are now accessing TSM using the "server_console" admin ID - you can fix whatever account/password issues you might have from here



Have Fun !
Matthew Bourne
"Find a job you love and never do a day's work in your life.