add 5 drives to Jukebox

I guess Gustavo is going to add new drives to the library instead of adding new tape slots. If I am not wrong, it's better to update the configuration on OS level and NW level.

I think we can do with command line or NMC.

The NetWorker server uses logical device names assigned by the operating system when communicating with devices.

To detect device ordering issues:

1. Execute the inquire command with the -cl option to determine the device path,scsi address, and serial number of the device. Note that on Solaris 10, the inquire command does not show library information after the library has been configured for NetWorker.

2. Execute the sjisn command to determine the current order of the devices:

sjisn scsidev@bus.target.lun

where bus.target.lun is the SCSI address of the robotic arm returned by the inquire command in step 1, for example, 1.2.0.

3. Match the serial numbers of the devices in the sjisn output to the device names that correspond to these serial numbers in the inquire -cl output. This will give you the current device order by device filename.

4. Execute the nsrjb command to determine the order of devices as configured in NetWorker. Drive entries towards the end of the nsrjb output list the device order as configured in NetWorker.

5. Compare the device ordering as determined in step 3 and step 4. If the device ordering in these two steps do not match, the device ordering has changed and the library will need to be reconfigured.

After a drive ordering change has taken place and the NetWorker software is no longer correctly communicating with devices, you can correct the problem within your NetWorker configuration by using the NetWorker Console or the jbedit

command line program.

The jbedit program can be used as a fallback means of editing library configurations, to add new devices to a library configuration, just need to issue "jbedit -a" on the node.

To reconfigure a library with NMC:

1. Run Scan for Devices, in case a device path has been added to, or removed from, the library since the latest scan.

2. In the server’s Administration window, click Devices.

3. Select Libraries in the navigation tree. The Libraries detail table appears.

4. In the navigation tree, right-click the entry for the library to be reconfigured, or open the Storage Nodes folder, open the library folder, and then right-click the library entry there.

5. Select Reconfigure Library. The Reconfigure Library window appears. Note that the storage node name and library name cannot be changed in this window.

6. Make appropriate changes in the Configure devices on various storage nodes using existing drive connectivity area, selecting or clearing checkboxes as necessary, or using the buttons at the right side of the area (Check All, Clear All, Reset).

Drives that are already configured to be used by the library display check marks in the boxes adjacent to their names:

• Selecting a box adds the drive to the library.

• Clearing a box removes the drive from the library.

• The Reset button returns the checkboxes to the condition they had when the Reconfigure Library window was opened.

7. Click Start Configuration to reconfigure, or Cancel to leave the window.

8. Run Scan for Devices to refresh the navigation tree and show the reconfiguration results.