Nope. Only one server in this case referenced in the TCPSERVERADDRESS 
nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn  option.

I did move the entries above that, but from your test that shouldn't matter.

SCHEDLOGNAME "C:\WIN32APP\IBM\ADSM\baclient\dsmsched.log"
ERRORLOGNAME "C:\WIN32APP\IBM\ADSM\baclient\dsmserror.log"
SCHEDLOGRETENTION 7
ERRORLOGRETENTION 7

>>> rbs AT BU DOT EDU 12/22/00 02:40PM >>>
>Server stanza?


http://people.bu.edu/rbs/ADSM.QuickFacts explains a lot of terms,
and in this case:

Server stanza                           A portion of the Client System Options
                                        file, typically starting with the
                                        keyword "Servername", which governs
                                        communicating with that one server.
                                        An ADSM client may communicate with more
                                        than one server, and thus can have
                                        multiple server stanzas within the file.
                                        The server with which the client usually
                                        interacts will be coded on the
                                        DEFAULTserver line, in the section of
                                        the file which precedes the server
                                        stanzas.
                                        (Note that the "server names" in this
                                        file are just arbitrary names for the
                                        stanzas, though they are typically the
                                        actual names of the servers.  It is the
                                        TCPServeraddress which actually
                                        identifies the server to communicate
                                        with.)

 Richard Sims, BU