Now on a different subnet I'm guessing...
a different interface to the same subnet won't get you much 'cause TSM can
flood the network !
so say you have a client with interfaces
1.2.3.6
and
1.2.4.6
and a tsm server with interface 1.2.4.8
just make sure your tcp/ip is configured to route .4 traffic out the .4
interface
"the data you see is real, the actual numbers have been changed to protect
the innocent"
Routing tables
Destination      Gateway           Flags   Refs     Use  If   PMTU  Exp
Groups

Route Tree for Protocol Family 2 (Internet):
default          19.10.5.1       UG       23 1385802370  fi2     -   -
127/8            127.0.0.1         U         8  1313879  lo0     -   -
19.10.5/24     19.10.5.100     U         4   968285  fi2     -   -
19.13.81/24    19.13.81.68     U         4 1268860473  fi0     -   -
19.13.85/24    19.13.85.50     U         1 685680097  fi1     -   -

so if I set the "tcpserveraddress" to be 19.13.85.99  upon starting a "dsmc"
session, tcp/ip would route the data our the "fi1" interface
and the tsm server would go back in that same path... as long as the tsm
server's tcp/ip was set properly...

Dwight


> ----------
> From:         David Cui[SMTP:davidcui0 AT Yahoo DOT com]
> Reply To:     ADSM: Dist Stor Manager
> Sent:         Tuesday, August 01, 2000 2:07 PM
> To:   ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
> Subject:      Re: System slow when running a tivoli backup.
>
> Let's say I install a second card,
> how can I tell tivoli client to run
> that specific card?
>
> Thanks.
>
> David
>
> --- Shekhar Dhotre <Shekhar.Dhotre.B AT BAYER DOT COM> wrote:
> > You ca define seaprate network for backup, so that
> > the back up wont chokeup
> > the bandwidth.
> > what  cards you are using in TSM box?
>
>
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