We got creative.
Our dsm.opt for the scheduler has dfsmountpoint backup to yes
but as a post scheduled command we invoke dsmc inc -subdir=yes 
-optfile=dsm2.opt /mountpoint/directory  (or something like that syntax)
the dsm2.opt has dfsmountpoint set to no and no domain statements.
first we back up the mount point
then run an incremental for the share with a different options file with in the 
scheduler as a batch post scheduled command.
its a stop gap until we get ndmp going ...

>>> warbogas AT INDIANA DOT EDU 12/06/06 03:44PM >>>
Richard,
I think I threw the baby out with the bath water. . When you
enlightened me on dsmcdfs I put it and the dfsbackupmntpnt option
together in the trash without too much thinking.  But, on re-reading,
I see that dfsbackupmntpnt is indeed meant for backing up Dfs mount
points. But, how do people typically change the the dfsbackupmntpnt
option from 'no' to 'yes' between scheduled backups of the 1) mount
points, and 2) the files and directories?  We would like to do both i
one schedule, but that looks improbable.  Yes/no?
Thank you,
Keith

On Dec 6, 2006, at 2:35 PM, Richard Sims wrote:

Keith -

The dsmcdfs command was for backing up the open systems DCE
Distributed File System, unrelated to MS Dfs.  As of TSM 5.2, DCE's
DFS utilizes XBSA to perform backups to TSM, so the TSM clients were
discontinued.

    Richard Sims

On Dec 6, 2006, at 1:41 PM, Keith Arbogast wrote:

> Where do I read about the details of dsmcdfs for Windows? Is it a
> separate client? I have read the entries in Quickfact and looked in
> several of the manuals.
>
> Thank you,
> Keith Arbogast
> Indiana University


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