You can have more than 1 scheduler. If you create a script that sets
your environment variables and starts the scheduler looking at a different
startup directory that contains a different dsm.sys and dsm.opt file.
The script will need to contain
 DSM_DIR=/new/path;export DSM_DIR
 DSM_LOG=/new/path;export DSM_LOG
 DSM_CONFIG=/new/path/dsm.opt;export DSM_CONFIG
 dsmc sched &

In the new dsm.sys set your new node name. You will have to set up a new
PASSWORDDIR for the second nodename.


-----Original Message-----
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Karl Weigel
Sent: Monday, August 21, 2000 11:04 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Running multiple Schedule on Solaris Clusters


Hi Andrew,
you can't have two DSM.SYS, but you can define different groups of options
within one, e.g.:

SERVERNAME        OBJ_LOCAL
SCHEDLOGNAME   /var/log/dsmsched.local.log
ERRORLOGNAME  /val/log/dsmerror.local.log
INCLEXCL                   /opt/tivoli/tsm/client/inclexcl.local
...       and all other things you have today
...       and then the same again with
SERVERNAME        OBJ_CLUSTER
SCHEDLOGNAME   /var/log/dsmsched.cluster.log
ERRORLOGNAME  /val/log/dsmerror.cluster.log
INCLEXCL                   /opt/tivoli/tsm/client/inclexcl.cluster
...       and the same as above

Then you define your option files
dsm.opt.local:
SERVERNAME      OBJ_LOCAL
Virtualnode               localnode
...and ...
dsm.opt.cluster:
SERVERNAME     OBJ_CLUSTER
Virtualnode              clusternode

Then define your inclexcl files using INCLUDE.FS and EXCLUDE.FS

Now you can start the schedulers pointing to your optfiles
       ......    dsmc   sched -optfile=

Regards, Karl




Andrew Webster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 21.08.2000 15:23:50

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Subject:  Running multiple Schedule on Solaris Clusters



Hi There,

     We have a bunch of Solaris HA (clusters). We want to run two DSMC
SCHEDULES, one to backup the local system, the other the backup the 20 odd
filesystems that can float between the HA nodes.

     We want to backup the data under separate TSM node names.

     What's the best way to exclude these filesystems from the local backup,
but
include them on cluster backup with two schedules running on the same
machine?

     Is there any way to specify different DSM.SYS files from the command
line?

     Any help appreciated.

Regards

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