Re: [Networker] Scanner error: 'Unknown pool'
2004-04-07 19:26:08
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> Hi,
>
> As a test I removed a volume in my NDMP pool via Remove Volume > File
> and Media index entries. I want to run scanner against it so I can read
> in the indexes. I know that volume is in slot 71 but when I do a:
>
> scanner -i rd=filer1:nrst2a
That looks like windows syntax, possibly with a remote media server,
yes? So there may be some bits I'm not familiar with.
> I get: slot `71' (000066C) will not be loaded since pool `Unknown pool'
> is not available.
>
> nsrjb | grep -i 71:
> 71: 000066C* 7525858
Hmm... How did it know that you wanted to use the volume in slot 71,
when you don't show that on the scanner line?
in general, I put the volume in the drive (perhaps with nsrjb -ln) and
then run scanner.
Since you've deleted the volume entirely, you don't have any media
indexes either, so you'll also need the -m flag...
> Why does scanner need to know the pool? If I put the volume back into
> the NDMP pool won't the volume be erased?
It should pick up the pool with the -m flag.
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Darren Dunham ddunham AT taos DOT com
Senior Technical Consultant TAOS http://www.taos.com/
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