What does your event log say about the down'd drive?

As others have already commented, it could be the cleaning threshold, bad
media, etc.  Sometimes the event log isn't as verbose as I would like, but
I'd check there anyway and then I'd check the NBU error logs for the time
that this drive was down'd

David
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[mailto:veritas-bu-admin AT mailman.eng.auburn DOT edu]On Behalf Of Diaz,
Gustavo
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Subject: [Veritas-bu] Drives going down.


Hello all,
        We are running NB DataCenter 3.4 on Win2K. We have a STK L180 robot
with 2 DLT8000 and 2 SDLT drive. Occasionaly some of the drives go down and
I manualyy have to bring them up. What causes a drive to go down on it's
own? What should I be looking for?
TIA
Gus Diaz

Gus Diaz (gdiaz AT hprmail DOT com)
Network Engineer
Health Products Research, Inc.

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