> As you can see this process is accessing my /dev/nst1 drive.
>
> This information is ONLY useful on Linux servers and I am running RH AS 2.1
> in my environments.  If someone can respond back with any equivalents for
> Sun that would be great.

You can use 'pfiles' or 'lsof' on Sun machines to do something similar,
but I normally use it the other way.

Since I know all my devices, I just see what processes have them open.

fuser /dev/rmt/*cbn

will output the devices and the PID of processes that have them open.

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