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I am trying to configure Legato Networker 7.3 and an ADIC FastStor2 Library consisting of 1 HP-LTO3 tape drive and 8 slots. The library and drive are configured and I can backup and restore without any issues. My problem is that when I try to use Legato to Withdrawl or Deposit tapes from within Legato Networker I get the following error:
Jukebox `adic_fs2' indicated that there are no Import/Export ports available;
Hardware is HP DL380 SCSI Adapter is Adaptec 3960 ultra160.
Has anyone been successful at getting this to work with an ADIC FASTSTOR2 Library and any version of Networker. BTW I can import export manually from the unit front panel and I can also import export using the ADIC GUI.
Any input would be useful.
Jukebox `adic_fs2' indicated that there are no Import/Export ports available;
Hardware is HP DL380 SCSI Adapter is Adaptec 3960 ultra160.
Has anyone been successful at getting this to work with an ADIC FASTSTOR2 Library and any version of Networker. BTW I can import export manually from the unit front panel and I can also import export using the ADIC GUI.
Any input would be useful.
- C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>nsrjb -Vv
setting verbosity level to `1'
Configuration information for jukebox adic_fs2:
model: Standard SCSI Jukebox
control port: scsidev@3.5.1
bar code reader: Yes
jukebox features: volume_tags elements_status read_elem_unload_fail barcode
number drives: 1
devices: \\.\Tape0
physical slots: 1-8
cleaning slots: 8-8
available slots: 1-7 - :\Documents and Settings\Administrator>sjirjc 3.5.1
Device: 3.5.1
Number of Drives: 1
Number Drive Pairs: 1
Number of Import/Export Elements: 0
Number of Import/Export Pairs: 1
Number of Slots: 8
Number of Slot Pairs: 1
Number of Transport Elements: 1
Number of Transport Pairs: 1
Volume Tags Supported
Initialize Element Status Supported
Bar Codes Supported
Here is my result I think you confirmed what I did not what to hear.
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Posted March 6th, 2006 11:00
Also, see in GUI what is the SCSI address of the library and then feed that address against sjirjc command. Here is one example:
Another approach would be to run sjirdtag _your_SCSI_address_, but above should be enough for start.