Sometimes I have had to remotely logon to the media server and use the
"mt" command to rewind and eject the tape. Then I was able to use
robtest to place it back into its proper slot. This happens when the
robotic control host does not have access to the tape drive.

>>> "Hindle, Greg" <Greg.Hindle at constellation.com> 9/29/2006 8:28 AM
>>>

I am just curious how many of you remotely handle tapes that get stuck
in a drive. Job fails, or the drive goes down etc. I'm sure most use
robtest but was wondering if any other methods are used. 

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