Hi Gerald,
if I understand you are confused from having more devices with the same
SCSI target and LUN. It is OK. Theese targets and LUNs are on different
SCSI
adapters or different SCSI channels on one SCSI adapter. When you run
add_drv command, system checks all devices with specified target and LUN
(from conf file) on all adapters. In Solaris theese devices have actualy
special device file in different subdirectory under /device directory. If
you get error messages
from add_drv command, usually there is problem with SCSI connection or TSM
device driver support.
Acording to your output from probe-scsi-all your SCSI connection seems to
be all right. Have you checked if your tape and optical drives are
supported in
TSM version you are using? Oh, what is your version of TSM?

Ing. Jozef Zatko
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Yes that's actually a typo (the "lb" in places where it should be "op" or
"mt"). My conf files are correct in that sense (i.e. I wasn't
cutting/pasting them). The problem I'm having is I'm not sure how to
interpret what LUN a device is on or what the TARGET is by looking at the
output from probe-scsi-all..

Gerald Wichmann
Senior Systems Development Engineer
Zantaz, Inc.
925.598.3099 (w)