You have to be more specific, if the process is stuck in NetWorker Management Console, then just kill the process from task manager and reopen the NMC console.
If I remember that correctly, this is the message if you have enabled "Auto Media Management". This means tha now the NW server hsa taken control of operating and of course monitoring the device.
Consequently you must disable AMM to re-gain control.
gautamgp
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July 19th, 2016 09:00
Hi Liam,
You have to be more specific, if the process is stuck in NetWorker Management Console, then just kill the process from task manager and reopen the NMC console.
bingo.1
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July 19th, 2016 10:00
If I remember that correctly, this is the message if you have enabled "Auto Media Management". This means tha now the NW server hsa taken control of operating and of course monitoring the device.
Consequently you must disable AMM to re-gain control.
bingo.1
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July 21st, 2016 03:00
You can stop any nsrmmd process at any time. This should have cleared the issue.
Unfortunately,
- there is no way to report which process belongs to which device
- they will be restarted unless you disable the device
lguinane
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Hi Gautam,
Thanks for replying.
There is no specific process to kill unfortunately.
lguinane
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Thanks for the reply.
I believe the issue started by selecting AMM when creating the device.
Unselecting AMM did not resolve it.
lguinane
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July 21st, 2016 03:00
The NWBU server was rebooted and resolved the problem, so I was unable to kill the process manually.