We don't used all-local at all in ours. Insteady we just put DOMAIN C: or 
DOMAIN C: D: depending on how many local (non cluster) disks you have.  The 
only time we've ever had the local backup incorrectly backup the cluster disks 
was when we forgot and left "ALL-LOCAL" in the dsm.opt for the local backup.
   
  K

Tim Brown <tbrown AT CENHUD DOT COM> wrote:
  Have Windows 2003 Server cluster with 2 nodes
PServer1 PServer2, Cluster is call PCLUSTER

The TSM clients on PServer1 and PServer2 backup their
respective c: drives and system information.

The TSM Cluster service for noe PCLUSTER backs up drives q: d:

Occassionally one of these two TSM Nodes will backup the cluster
which I dont want to happen

The DSM.OPT on these 2 servers has this coded

Domain ALL-LOCAL -d: -q:

Tim Brown
Systems Specialist
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
284 South Ave
Poughkeepsie, NY 12601
Email: tbrown AT cenhud DOT com
Phone: 845-486-5643
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