I believe that's the SSID you're seeing there, not the volume id.  So the
command would be:
mminfo -q "ssid=2678424577".

Note that the easiest way to get to the volume id is perhaps to use the
Saveset Recover feature from the GUI and the "Required Volumes" option.


On Tue, 22 Apr 2003 07:53:41 -0700, Matt Hemingway
<matt.hemingway AT PCNALERT DOT COM> wrote:

>Hi. Does anybody know how to get the tape volume from the volume ID?
>
>For instance, in Networker, if I go to Clients-->Indexes and select the
client I want to look at and click Instances, a list of all the save sets
comes up.  The first column lists the tape ID, is there anyway to take that
tape ID and convert it into the volume number?
>
>If it helps, I want to find what tape Volume ID 2678424577 is?
>

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