Unfortunately, my clients are on multiple subnets... not all are on the
same subnet as the 2 Tivoli Server subnets...



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>>>I have 2 Network Cards in my TSM Server.
>>>I would like to know which clients are connecting to which card.
>>>I know I can look at each individual client at the dsm.opt file.
>>>
>>>Is there a way to find this information from the server side?
>>>If I don't have to go to each client that would be great!

>>See "IP addresses of clients" in ADSM QuickFacts.
>>The most obvious way is to inspect ANR0406I messages in the Activity Log.

>I am not looking for each client's IP Address.
>I am looking for the value of "TCPServeraddress x.x.x.x" in each client's
>dsm.opt file...

Marc - What I was trying to get across was that, in a classic multi-homed
       ethernet card scenario, with each card attached to a different
subnet,
the ANR0406I message will reveal the subnet and thus card through which the
client connected to the server, which will indicate the client's choice -
barring odd routing.  Even if you could feasibly inspect every client
option
file, a possible complexity there is that its TCPServeraddress may specify
a hostname rather than specific IP address, and in DNS the hostname may
be associated with multiple IP addresses.  YMMV.

  Richard Sims, BU






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