In setting up our first server (AIX) with multiple TSM instances, I realize
that
a "ps -ef | grep dsm" show two processes - and no real way to easily tell
them apart.

   rsfebkup5p.fenetwork.com:/tsmdata/tsm2t/config==>ps -ef | grep dsm
       root  581662       1   0 14:45:41      -  0:03 dsmserv quiet
       root  639052       1   0 10:32:15  pts/0  0:00 dsmserv quiet

My solution was to create to two links to the dsmserv executable
in the install dir (/usr/tivoli/tsm/server/bin) with
different names.

   rsfebkup5p.fenetwork.com:/usr/tivoli/tsm/server/bin==>ls -l dsmserv*
   -rwxr-xr-x   1 root     system     19095507 Feb 21 16:59 dsmserv
   lrwxrwxrwx   1 root     system            7 Mar 30 10:36 dsmserv_tsm2t
-> dsmserv
   lrwxrwxrwx   1 root     system            7 Mar 30 10:37 dsmserv_tsmlm2
-> dsmserv

I then start the tsm servers with the link name.  Now, when I
run a "ps -ef" looking for the dsmserv processes, I get the following:

   rsfebkup5p.fenetwork.com:/usr/tivoli/tsm/server/bin==>ps -ef | grep dsm
       root  581710       1   0 10:37:53  pts/1  0:00 dsmserv_tsmlm2 quiet
       root  946238       1   0 10:38:44  pts/1  0:00 dsmserv_tsm2t quiet

Question:  Is this good/bad . . . has anyone done something similar?

Thanks

Rick


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