Oli,
To achieve Davina's suggestion :
1)Load 256 slots jukebox lic and delete old jukebox 128 slots lics
2) edit the jukebox and then change
a) available slots: 1-100;
to available slots: 1-204;
b) change cleaning slot range if autocleaning enabled
at networker level
cleaning slots: 101-102;
to cleaning slots: 203-204;
c) for following 2 fields, add 102 empty lines
that correspond to new slots being added
volumes: <removed>;
volume ids: <removed>;
At this stage you should be able to apply changes and
networker to recognise the lib to be a 204 slots one.
Anyway, it may be faster to just delete your jukebox and
run jbconfig again. Note how drives are configured right now
(os driver vs physical device #) before deleting the jukebox.
You must also perform all these updates with all of the devices
unloaded.
HTH,
Th
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De: Legato NetWorker discussion de la part de omanz AT ROCKWELLCOLLINS DOT COM
Date: jeu. 19/01/2006 12:57
À: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Objet : Re: [Networker] Slots in library upgrade & Legato
Legato NetWorker discussion <NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU> schrieb am
19.01.2006 12:12:24:
> Davina Treiber wrote:
>
> The only supported way would be to delete and re-add the jukebox.
>
> It can be done with nsradmin, but it is not trivial. There are a number
> of fields that need to be edited. It can be done - I have done it
> myself, but it's not a task for the faint-hearted.
Davina,
I have the same problem. I just licensed the ADIC for another 102 slots so
it has a total of 204 slots right now. I also added the needed license (
Autochanger Module, 256 slots) for the NetWorker as well. Please could you
explain in a few words how this upgrade of the library can be done? Which
fields have to be edited to let the library use all available slots in
future without deleting and reconfiguring it? We are using NetWorker
v7.1.3 Build 404 for Windows.
Thanks,
Oli
nsradmin> print type:NSR jukebox;
name:ADIC Scalar i2000
type: NSR jukebox;
name: ADIC Scalar i2000;
comment: ;
description: "[email protected]: Standard SCSI Jukebox";
model: Standard SCSI Jukebox;
enabled: Yes;
physical slots: 1, 102;
control port: [email protected];
devices: "\\\\.\\Tape8", "\\\\.\\Tape0";
number devices: 2;
number drives: 2;
device hardware ids: "", "";
idle device timeout: 10;
SmartMedia update interval: 12;
write enabled: No;
bar code reader: Yes;
match bar code labels: Yes;
verify label on unload: No;
volume expiration: ;
available slots: 1-100;
enabler code: <removed>;
enabled slots: 128;
operation: ;
operation message: ;
operation device: ;
operation slots: ;
operation ports: ;
operation options: ;
eject sleep: 5;
cleaning delay: 60;
unload sleep: 5;
load sleep: 5;
deposit timeout: 15;
withdraw timeout: 15;
port polling period: 3;
jukebox features: volume_tags, elements_status,
read_elem_unload_fail, barcode;
jukebox options: ;
max parallelism: 1;
operation barcodes: ;
operation response: ;
operation report mode: ;
operation label state: ;
operation volume capacity: ;
operation volume type: ;
operation ineligible: ;
operation task: ;
operation init element: No;
operation result: \<removed>;
operation instance: ;
operation instances: ;
operation next instance: 1197;
operation hostname: ;
operation dev hostname: ;
operation template: ;
operation number uses: ;
operation volume pool: ;
operation source pool: Default;
volumes: <removed>;
volume ids: \<removed>;
volume cartridge ids: ;
STL barcodes: ;
RSM Library GUID: ;
RSM Media Type: ;
RSM Drive GUIDs: ;
RSM Media GUIDs: ;
allocated devices: ;
loaded volumes: 000026, 000072;
loaded bar codes: 000026, 000072;
loaded slots: 26, 72;
STL device names: ;
STL device sharing: ;
STL device reservation: ;
STL interface lib: ;
event tag: 1135330572;
event message: \<removed>;
messages: \<removed>;
minimum space: 7g;
auto clean: Yes;
cleaning slots: 101-102;
default cleanings: 20;
auto media management: Yes;
reset class: initialize unload;
application name: ;
application key: ;
read hostname: <removed>;
nsrjb release: 6.0;
jukebox lock: ;
device locks: ;
volume/slot locks: ;
NDMP jukebox: No;
NDMP Type: ;
NDMP hostname: ;
remote user: ;
password: ;
NDMP jukebox handle: ;
NDMP bus number: ;
autodetect id: ;
ASCAPI: Yes;
hostname: <removed>;
administrator: <removed>;
ONC program number: 390110;
ONC version number: 1;
ONC transport: TCP, UDP;
nsradmin>
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