I've seen that Windows presents the devices as follows

mt{target}.0.0.{bus}

So mt4.0.0.6 would be scsi target 4 on bus 6. We found for tape on FC with 
QLogic cards, life was ALOT
easier when we used persistant bindings. All drives would be the same on all 
machines.

Using the QLogic SANBLADE software, allowed us to see both the target and the 
WWPN of the drive.

Once the target is known, the WWPN can be figured out, then mapped to the AIX 
device names.

On Sun, 10 Oct 2004 16:10:05 +0530, Raju Gv wrote:

>Hi
>
>        We are currently we are using Aix 4.3.3 with TSM 5.1.1.8 server, We
>want to configure TSM 5.2 client on Windows 2000 server.
>        How to see the windows NT device mapping with TSM server ( element
>mapping)
>
>        eg TSM /dev/rmt0 to NT mt4.0.0.6
>
>Regards
>Sujesh
>



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