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We're assuming two or more stanzas here:
So when running 'dsmc' on the client, the dsm.opt file is the default if you don't specify a different .opt file, so TSM figures out which stanza to use based on the server name listed in the given .opt file and matching this against the same one in the appropriate stanza. That right?
Then how does it deduce this when a backup is run from a schedule on the server? Does it simply look at the node name associated with the schedule and then find that node name in the dsm.sys file so it then knows which stanza to use? It just goes to the dsm.sys from the get-go?
So when running 'dsmc' on the client, the dsm.opt file is the default if you don't specify a different .opt file, so TSM figures out which stanza to use based on the server name listed in the given .opt file and matching this against the same one in the appropriate stanza. That right?
Then how does it deduce this when a backup is run from a schedule on the server? Does it simply look at the node name associated with the schedule and then find that node name in the dsm.sys file so it then knows which stanza to use? It just goes to the dsm.sys from the get-go?