>How do I configure two 3494 ATLs to talk to one systems?
>
>With one ATL, I have an /dev/lmcp0 and I run a daemon /etc/lmcp behind port
>3494 (the default port)
>
>For a second, do I have an /dev/lmcp1, add 4494 to /etc/services, and entry
>to /etc/ibmatl.conf, and a daemon /etc/lmcp1 running behind port 4494? ( and
>add the Ips to the library manager)
>
> 2 questions:  what starts /etc/lmcp1 and is there a different way I need to
>do this?

Jeff - Each lmcp_ device is tied to a library name in /etc/ibmatl.conf.
       There is an lmcp_ device for each library you will communicate with,
as configured with SMIT in AIX.  The lmcpd daemon serves the single
/etc/ibmatl.conf (whose name is hard-coded into the module) and all the
libraries defined within it.  Hence, only the one service port is defined
in /etc/services.

Assuming you are AIX, your single /etc/lmcpd is started via the 'cfgmgr'
that is done at boot time, per definitions configured into the /etc/objrepos
and /etc/methods/ database system.

For details, see the manual:
  "IBM SCSI Tape Drive, Medium Changer, and Library Device Drivers:
    Installation and User's Guide"  (GC35-0154)

  Richard Sims, BU