I am having the EXACT SAME issue with my miSAN V. Weird thing is I finally got it to see it but it lables every slot with the EXACT same label. The inquire still doesn't show the \\.\Tape0 part. Very weird. I'd appreceate any advice as well.

I can see on inquire's outcome that Windows doesn't give a path to drive LTO-2. Have you installed the latest drivers for IBM LTO-2? If not, you have to do it and then you'll be able to see:

scsidev@3.2.2:IBM ULTRIUM-TD2 67U1|Tape \\.\Tape0

Can you paste here the inquire's outcome? What NW version have you installed on your environment?

Network 7.4 SP1





In update_scsi_bus_map: open_bus invalid on nadapters = 3
scsidev@0.0.0:HL-DT-STCDRW/DVD GCC4244B101|CD-ROM
scsidev@2.0.0:DELL PERC 5/i 1.00|Disk
WWNN=600188B03EDD19000CE46D295519AB22

scsidev@2.64.0: RAID DummyDevice 0001|Unknown Device Type
scsidev@3.0.0:DGC LUNZ 0224|Disk
S/N: APM00044801410
WWNN=5006016090210C705006016090210C70

PORT=00000003
scsidev@3.1.0:DGC LUNZ 0224|Disk
S/N: APM00044801410
WWNN=5006016090210C705006016090210C70

PORT=00000002
scsidev@3.2.0:DELL PV-132T-FC 4323|(Unknown Device Type c)
S/N: 97B0104C30
VENN=DELL PV-132T-FC 97B0104C
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IENN=1000006045037E1F
IEPN=2001006045037E1F
WWNN=1000006045037E1F
WWPN=2001006045037E1F
PORT=00000001
scsidev@3.2.1:DELL PV-132T 310D|Autochanger (Jukebox), \\.\Changer0
S/N: DELL1_3134651F1851
VENN=DELL PV-132T LLED13_1
564381F1 15
IENN=2010006045037E1F
IEPN=2001006045037E1F
WWNN=2010006045037E1F
WWPN=2001006045037E1F
PORT=00000001
scsidev@3.2.2:IBM ULTRIUM-TD2 67U1|Tape
S/N: 1110244124
ATNN=IBM ULTRIUM-TD2 11102441
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You should allways be sure that when you are configuring a device with NW, it should have its symbolic name or device path name. Infact, in Windows device name itself should have been \\.\tape0, what name have you given to your device?