Both KB and forum search will give you answer to your question. What I would suggest is to disable nsrauth on server and stirage nodes which will also address this issue.

Lots a related information in forum. It is advisable to perform a search before submit a question.

Thanks for your answer.

I have seen that in the "admin guide" (and in a forum threads (Thx HabibG2)) :

" Access privileges for authentication configuration
This section describes how to set up access privileges to maintain nsrauth strong
authentication configuration settings.
The Console server must have permission to update resources on each NetWorker host
whose authentication information will be updated:
To grant authentication update privileges to the Console server:
1. Log in as root or as Windows administrator on the NetWorker host whose authentication
information will be updated.
2. Enter this at the command-prompt:
nsradmin -p nsrexec
The nsradmin prompt appears.
3. For each of these resource names:
¿ NSRLA
¿ NSR peer information
¿ NSR system port ranges
Complete these steps:
a. Determine the current settings for the attributes in the resource:
print type:resource_name
b. Change the value of the administrator attribute in the resource:
update administrator:current_values,"user=Console_user,host=
Console_host"
where:
¿ current_values are the values that are currently listed for the resource¿s
administrator attribute.
¿ Console_user is the user ID of the Console user.
¿ Console_host is the name of the Console host.
c. Enter Yes when prompted to confirm each change."


What is the "current_values" here ? i don't understand...
Someone can give me an example please ?

Thx for help, Best regards.

In the output of [print type:nsrla] in nsradmin that you initially run you will have the following line:

administrator: Administrators,"group=Administrators,host=MyTestBox";

You should make sure when you add Console_user to the list of administrators you will not revoke the administrator rights for the local host. Suppose if the local host is called MyTestBox and the Console server is called MyConsole, you should type the following command:

nsradmin> update administrator: Administrators,"group=Administrators,host=MyTestBox","user=Console_user,host=MyConsole;

Hope this helps,
Regards...

Hi,

This is what te command ask me :

"updated resource id xx.x.xx.x.xx.xx.xxx.xx.xxx.xxx.xx.xx(6)
administrator: Administrators,
"group= ,host= "
"user= ,host= ";
update ?"

My problem is that the prompt ask me many many times... the ressource id is différent each time.

is it normal ?
should i say "yes" to all ? till the end ?

Thx for help.

Best regards.

Yes, it asks for all entries as such was the query. Simply disable nsrauth and you are free of that problem (and several others too).