Yes, we are on SAN.

I am not certain that our tape drive(s) cause this, because everytime this
occurs it happens on a different drive. Unless of course all the drives are
faulty, which is a possibility :-(

How do you detect a SCSI bus reset?

Thanks for your comments.



On Sun, 25 Aug 2002 20:12:41 +0800, k0s5 <k0s5 AT YAHOO DOT COM> wrote:

>At 8/25/2002 01:07 PM, Lee Hwan Meng wrote:
>>Hi
>>
>>Did a search through the archive and realise quite a few experienced the
>>above.
>>
>>Well, I did now, and has opened a case with Legato.
>>
>>Anyone willing to share his/her resolution?
>>
>>I will post mine when there is.
>
>Are you on SAN environment?
>Recently we had the same problem on STK9840.
>It turn out that one of the tape drive faulty, and cause a SCSI bus reset
>every now and then
>It caused the Legato session to be terminated, and the media is marked full
>Take a look at the hardware, cabling etc
>
>
>cheers - han
>
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