We have ACSLS and the ADSM Enhanced server both running on the same
RS6000, so my situation is not exactly the same as yours.  However I can
tell you this much:

What the Enhanced server installation does is provide some device
drivers and puts a front end on the ADSM dsmserv module.  That is why
you have to have base ADSM installed first.  The front end starts up an
ssi process to communicate with ACSLS whenever you start dsmserv.

So I believe you get ACSLS up and running on Solaris, then use SMIT to
install ADSM Enh server on top of your base ADSM on the AIX box.



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>From:  Naveed Mustafa[SMTP:Naveed_Mustafa AT mckinsey DOT com]
>Sent:  Wednesday, January 22, 1997 12:30 PM
>To:    Multiple recipients of list ADSM-L
>Subject:       ADSM server and ACSLS software for StorageTek Library
>
>Hi there,
>
>Here is the scenerio.
>
>We have ADSM server version 2.1.0.10 running on an AIX 3.2.5 machine.  The
>StorageTek Library drives will be hooked up to a SUN Sparc workstation,
>running
>ACSLS software version 5.1.1. The library will be attached to the ADSM server
>(
>AIX machine ).
>
>My question is that while installing enhanced ADSM server software on the
>ADSM
>server, there is a prerequisite that the ACSLS software which drives the
>StorageTek library should have been installed before one can install enhanced
>ADSM.  The enhanced ADSM version we have is 2.1.0.6.  Now since the ACSLS
>software will be installed on the Sun Sparc, running Solaris 2.4, what should
>the installation procedure of enhanced ADSM on AIX server be?
>
>Please advise?
>
>Naveed.
>