I know that multiple partitions on a Windows system requires that you
pass a config file to tdp at the backup command.  Such as:

start /B domdsmc selective * /loggedonly /subdir=yes
/adsmoptfile=h:\tsm\dsm.opt /logfile=h:\tsm\domssch.log
/configfile=h:\tsm\domino.cfg >> h:\tsm\domsel.log


With the config file looking something like:

LastPruneDate      03/11/2004 14:20:54
NOTESInipath      h:\Gd2
LOGFile      h:\TSM\domino\domdsm.log
LOGPRUne      60
BUFFers      8
BUFFERSIze      2048
REPlace      No
SUBDir      Yes
MOUNTWait      Yes


It is the config file that points TDP to the notes.ini



-----Original Message-----
From: Eduardo Esteban [mailto:eesteban AT US.IBM DOT COM] 
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 10:06 AM
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Subject: Re: TDP backups for Domino Partitions

Yes, there is only one dsm.sys file, but you can have multiple TSM
server
definitions/stanzas in it.
So you could add a second stanza:

SErvername  TSM2
COMMmethod         TCPip
TCPPort            1500
TCPServeraddress   10.182.98.222
NODENAME           NODE_A
PASSWORDACCESS     GENERATE

and have a second dsm.opt

servername TSM2

for your second partition.

Eduardo



"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU> wrote on 03/18/2004
06:46:32 AM:

> Hi

> I have 2 domino partions running on a pseries. I have configured the
TDP
> according to what was specified in the Redbook. Both partions need to
be
> backed up using the same TSM Server.
> ============================================
> The dsm.sys file for 1st Domino partition is -

> SErvername  TSM
> COMMmethod         TCPip
> TCPPort            1500
> TCPServeraddress   10.182.98.222
> NODENAME           NODE_A
> PASSWORDACCESS     GENERATE
>
> include *.TXN MC_DOMINO_ARCHIVE
> tcpbuffsize 256
> tcpnodelay yes
> largecommbuffers yes
> txnbytelimit 51200
> compression no
> ============================================
> The dsm.opt file says -

> SErvername  TSM
> ============================================

> domdsmc executable gives me option to specify different opt files but
not
> different sys files. In this case how do I specify a nodename for the
> second partition? Unless I specify the 2nd nodename I will not be able
to
> take the backup of NODE_B.

> Comments please

> Thanks and Regards
> Anoop