Gary,

your dsm.sys should look something like this:

SERVERNAME          SERVER_1
   NODENAME         NODE_1
   TCPSERVERADDRESS <your ADSM server>
   ...

SERVERNAME          SERVER_2
   NODENAME         NODE_2
   TCPSERVERADDRESS <your ADSM server>
   ...

Here, "NODE_1" and "NODE_2" are the different node names. You can now start
session for the resp. node by using the -servername option, e.g.:

dsmc sched -server=server_2

This starts the scheduler for NODE_2.

Gary Lee writes:
 > Client v2.1.6 operating system hpux v10.01.
 > 
 > I would like to define two separate nodes for this machine.  One to
 > manage weekly full backups, the other for continuous incrementals.
 > 
 > I know, I know, this isn't the adsm method.  I would rather use
 > archive, but it has several ddisadvantages.  Namely, it is much
 > slower, and always follows symbolic links.
 > 
 > Anyway, I would like to have two dsmc sched processes, one for each
 > node on the same machine.
 > 
 > How can I accomplish this?  I checked, and the optfile= parm is only
 > valid for windows/dos clients.
 > 
 > Schedmode is prompted.  Can I do this, or will I have to use cron to
 > kick off the weekly?
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