I'm on AIX so things may be different.  Here is my define path:

DEFINE PATH ADSM A0F0MT00 SRCTYPE=SERVER DESTTYPE=DRIVE LIBRARY=ACS0
   DEVICE=/dev/mt0 ONLINE=YES

On Thu, 17 Apr 2003, Justin Derrick wrote:

> Hi TSMers...
>
> I've been fighting with TSM 5.1.6.0 on Solaris 8 -- I can't define a
> path for an ACSLS library, because the server insists that I'm either
> handing it bad parameters, or not enough parameters...  Can someone
> shed some light on this?
>
> I'm running ACSLS 6.1 on Solaris 8 connected to a StorageTek L180.
> Here's the library definition:
>
>         tsm: SERVER1>q libr
>
>               Library Name: ACSLS01
>               Library Type: ACSLS
>                     ACS Id: 0
>           Private Category:
>           Scratch Category:
>           External Manager:
>                     Shared: No
>                    LanFree:
>         ObeyMountRetention:
>
> Here's the text from Page 90 of the Administrator's Guide which
> provides an example of the path definition:
>         2. Define a path from the server to the library:
>         define path server1 acslibsrctype=server desttype=library acsid=1
>
> But when I try to define the path for our config:
>         tsm: SERVER1> def path server1 acsls01 srct=server
> desttype=library acsid=0
>         ANR2020E DEFINE PATH: Invalid parameter - ACSID.
>         ANS8001I Return code 3.
>
> The online documentation doesn't mention this 'acsid' parameter, but
> expects a device name instead -- but the documentation doesn't
> provide any clues for defining the library as a device.
>
>          >>-DEFine PATH--source_name--destination_name------------------->
>          >--SRCType--=--+-DATAMover------+--+------------------------+--->
>                         '-SERVer---------'  '-AUTODetect--=--+-No--+-'
>                                                           '-Yes-'
>         >--DESTType--=--LIBRary--+-DEVIce--=--device_name--------+------>
>                                  '-EXTERNALManager--=--path_name-'
>         >--+--------------------+--------------------------------------><
>            '-ONLine--=--+-Yes-+-'
>                         '-No--'
>
> I've already serched the archives at search.adsm.org, and found
> nothing that was particularly enlightening to solve my problem.  As
> always, any help would be graciously accepted.
>
> -JD.
>