A little update.

I see this in the error logs.  I think it may be a bad tape.  I'll try putting 
in another tape and will let you know if that fixes the problem.

11/20/03 23:49:47 nsrd: media warning: /dev/rmt/0ubn opening: I/O error
11/20/03 23:49:55 nsrd: media info: failed unloading drive `/dev/rmt/0ubn' to 
slot '1', error '69'

-Matt


On Fri, 21 Nov 2003 08:50:14 -0800
Matt Hemingway <matt.hemingway AT PCNALERT DOT COM> wrote:

> uuhh, I just got this message from Networker:
>
> NetWorker Device Disabled: (warning) Device /dev/rmt/0ubn is automatically 
> disabled. consecutive errors (21) exceeded the maximum consecutive errors 
> allowed. Please fix the device or set a higher value for the Max consecutive 
> errors attribute in the device resource.
>
>
> Backups have been working fine for god-knows-how-long.  Any idea?  Our Linux 
> and Solaris backups finished but this message came during our Windows backups 
> (which are still waiting).
>
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