Scanning Libaries - Reconfigure Libraries

It is not, and that might be the problem.

C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>inquire
scsidev@0.0.0:DGC     RAID 5          0326|Disk, \\.\PHYSICALDRIVE0
                                           S/N: CK200071900247
                                           WWNN=xxxxxxxxxxx

                                           PORT=00000001
scsidev@0.1.0:DGC     RAID 5          0326|Disk
scsidev@0.2.0:DGC     RAID 5          0326|Disk
scsidev@0.3.0:DGC     RAID 5          0326|Disk
scsidev@0.4.0:IBM     ULTRIUM-TD3     64D0|Tape, \\.\Tape0
                                           S/N: 1210266394
                                           ATNN=IBM     ULTRIUM-TD3     12102663
94
                                           WWNN=xxxxxxxxx

                                           WWPN=xxxxxxxx
                                           PORT=00000001
scsidev@4.0.0:DGC     RAID 5          0326|Disk
scsidev@4.1.0:DGC     RAID 5          0326|Disk
scsidev@4.2.0:DGC     RAID 5          0326|Disk
scsidev@4.3.0:DGC     RAID 5          0326|Disk

C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>inquire
scsidev@0.0.0:DGC     RAID 5          0326|Disk, \\.\PHYSICALDRIVE0
                                           S/N: CK200071900247
                                           WWNN=556666

                                           PORT=00000001
scsidev@0.1.0:DGC     RAID 5          0326|Disk
scsidev@0.2.0:DGC     RAID 5          0326|Disk
scsidev@0.3.0:DGC     RAID 5          0326|Disk
scsidev@0.4.0:IBM     ULTRIUM-TD3     64D0|Tape, \\.\Tape0
                                           S/N: 1210266394
                                           ATNN=IBM     ULTRIUM-TD3     12102663
94
                                           WWNN=xxxxxxxx
                                           WWPN=xxxxxxxx
                                           PORT=00000001
scsidev@4.0.0:DGC     RAID 5          0326|Disk
scsidev@4.1.0:DGC     RAID 5          0326|Disk
scsidev@4.2.0:DGC     RAID 5          0326|Disk
scsidev@4.3.0:DGC     RAID 5          0326|Disk

Neither jbconfig gives solution:

C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>jbconfig

Jbconfig is running on host server10-1rd.fplus.local (Windows Server 2003 5.2),
  and is using server10-1rd.fplus.local as the NetWorker server.

         1) Configure an AlphaStor Library.
         2) Configure an Autodetected SCSI Jukebox.
         3) Configure an Autodetected NDMP SCSI Jukebox.
         4) Configure an SJI Jukebox.
         5) Configure an STL Silo.
         6) Configure a Microsoft Removable Storage Jukebox.

What kind of Jukebox are you configuring? [1] 2
14484:jbconfig: Scanning SCSI buses; this may take a while ...
14486:jbconfig:
There appear to be no SCSI jukeboxes connected to this system.
This could mean the SCSI jukebox(es) are not connected to the system,
cannot be seen (pending a reboot) or have already been configured.
14487:jbconfig: On Windows Systems, this could mean that the SCSI jukebox(es) ar
e
enabled for Microsoft Removable Storage.
14488:jbconfig:
Please rerun the program after making the necessary changes.

It does not have to take anything with license. The inquire output shows two drives which means only the autochanger is not visible. You can try with a reboot of the server. It may work.

It is not even in any of Device Managers. The very moment the library was deleted on Networker Server, it has disappeared on DriverManager as well. I do not know why it is not visable to OS. The jukebox is ADIC Scalar 24 310A/Autocharger.

I  was told that something has to be done, to be visable. It looks like hardware problem and that is not visable. Maybe licence?

In the output of the inquire there is no autochanger shown. This happens when the jukebox is not visible to the OS. Check the device manager. I expect there also autochannger will not be there. First you need to make sure that library is visible at OS level then only you can configure it in NetWorker.