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This might help you. http://seer.support.veritas.com/docs/266501.htm I’m not familiar with the scan
command. I use sgscan. Anyway I just did the above process
yesterday, for a new STK SL500 with LTO3 drives. Then I went into the
windows admin console and ran the wizard to configure storage devices. It
works great for the new devices but not the existing 8 SDLT drives that had
already been defined. I ended up deleting all the tape drives and
re-running the configure storage devices wizard to redefine everything. I
finished 12 minutes before my backup window started. I know there’s
got to be an easier way, but at least everything is working now. From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kampen, Scott Hello, I have a V880 running Solaris 8 which is setup as a media
server to back itself up (SSO). From the OS I can see the 12 drive paths
to my tape devices, but when I run the scan command all I see it 8. How
can I make the Netbackup application see all 12 drives (which it use to see
until today) without performing a reboot of the system? My other media
servers see all twelve drives. cfgadm –a c2
fc-fabric connected configured
unknown c2::500507630f404307
tape
connected configured unusable c2::500507630f404308
tape
connected configured unknown c2::500507630f404309
tape
connected configured unknown c2::500507630f40430a
tape connected
configured unknown c2::500507630f40430b
tape
connected configured unknown c2::500507630f40430c
tape
connected configured unknown c3
fc-fabric connected configured
unknown c3::500507630f404301
tape
connected configured unknown c3::500507630f404302
tape
connected configured unknown c3::500507630f404303
tape
connected configured unknown c3::500507630f404304
tape
connected configured unknown c3::500507630f404305
tape
connected configured unknown c3::500507630f404306
tape
connected configured unknown /usr/openv/volmgr/bin/scan | grep -i cbn | wc
–l 8 |
- RE: [Veritas-bu] Scan device path help King, Cheryl
- RE: [Veritas-bu] Scan device path help Kampen, Scott
