Hi
I agree with Davina in all points.
Order of selection is as follows:
(All tapes in Jukebox)
1. A mounted, appendable volume from the appropriate pool.
2. A mounted, recyclable volume from the appropriate pool but not
currently in use.
3. An appendable volume that is not currently mounted in the device,
but is from the appropriate pool.
4. A recyclable volume that is not currently mounted in the device, but
is from the appropriate pool.
5. A recyclable volume from another pool (if in this pools policies
"recyclable to other pools" resp. in the appropriate pool " recyclable from
other pools" is set).
6. New (unlabeld) tapes (if automedia managment is set)
regards
Klaus Grohal
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Von: Davina Treiber [mailto:treiber AT HOTPOP DOT COM]
Gesendet am: Dienstag, 4. Februar 2003 14:40
An: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Betreff: Re: [Networker] best practice for rotating EOL tapes?
On Fri, 31 Jan 2003 08:33:46 -0600, Ed Skolnik <eskolnik AT INTERPUBLIC DOT COM>
wrote:
>Actually this now Networker selects the tapes:
>Legato Networker uses the following order for selecting with tapes to
>write on.
> 1. Any unused (newly labels) tapes that is in the juke box
> 2. Any tape that is appendable in the juke box
> 3. Any tape that is appendable that is NOT in the juke box
> (The system would then wait on a mount)
> 4. The oldest tape in recycle status, in the juke box or
>not.
> (If not in the Juke box the system would wait forever on a
>mount)
>
>
Where did you get this information from? It is of course incorrect. For
example, NetWorker will not wait for an appendable tape that is not in the
library if it has a recyclable tape in the library.
I am fairly sure that the NetWorker docs detail the order that tapes are
used for writing - I suggest that you find this rather than guessing. Also
it would be helpful if you made it clear that this was your understanding of
the way it works, rather than letting people assume that you are stating a
fact.
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