I have a problem configuring a solaris server to use some tape devices so that 
it is a Networker Storage Node. The tape devices are shared with a Networker 
Server and they work correctly. The tape devices have been presented to the 
solaris server and they are seen by the Solaris OS and they have been created 
as device files in /dev/rmt
   
  The inquire command will not list the tape devices with the correct device 
file names of /dev/rmt/1cbn and /dev/rmt/2cbn (there is a locally attached tape 
device using /dev/rmt/0cbn and i have also removed in case it was the cause fo 
the problem). The inquire command will show the tape devices with the correct 
WWN and Serial Number but no device file name after Tape:
   
  Originaly I could see just one of the tape devices using the inquire command. 
I eventually manually edited the lus.conf so that it scanned the fibre port of 
the switch WWN using Target 0 Lun 0,1 and 2. Now i can see both tape devices 
listed using the inquire command. This shows that the lus.conf was not created 
correctly in the first place but Networker Support just keep telling me to 
re-run lus_add_fp_devs - which actually makes the problem worse as it 
reconfigures the lus.conf to scan just one Lun.
   
  A scan of the storage node using the NMC also fails.
   
  Are there any know issues with lus.conf and inquire? How can i get the 
inquire command to successfully see the tape devices with the correct device 
file names. 
   
  The server is Solaris 8 running networker 7.3.3. The tape library is a HP MSL 
using the built in SCSI-Fibre converter to connect to the SAN.
   
  Thanks for any suggestions, Mark
   

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