The first problem you may encounter is a licensing problem. With two jukeboxes, 
I would think you would exceed the number of slots you are licensed on the 
original. Not sure whether Networker would count just the slots or the number 
of jukeboes.

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From: Legato NetWorker discussion on behalf of Thomas Staudenmaier
Sent: Thu 8/17/2006 8:37 AM
To: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: [Networker] Two jukeboxes using same pools



Hello list,

my intention is to retire the old jukebox (LTO1 drives) and replace it with
a new box with LTO3 tape drives.
Until the retention period for the data on LTO1 media is expired I plan to
attach both jukeboxes to the Networker server.

All backups shall go to the new box, the old box shall be available only for
restore. I guess this should achieve this:
- label new LTO3 media into exisiting pools
- set all LTO1 media to read-only

Is there a flaw in this plan?
Can Networker handle media of the same pool in two jukeboxes in this way?


Thanks for your time.

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