I have switched off the CDI option but the problem persists.

I am still getting tapes marked full way before their capacities are 
reached. Definitely not drive issue since all the drives are involved and 
only the Windows storage nodes are affected. The only thing is that 
everytime it happens the following got written into the daemon.log:


03/24/06 08:22:18 nsrd: media warning: rd=winhostname:\\.\Tape2 writing: 
The requested resource is in use., at file 62 record 11589


Someone suggested some fiber runaway msg in the network is involved (I have 
1Xbackup svr, 2XUNIX storage nodes and 2XWIN storage nodes so something 
could have triggered the WIN storage node to think the tape is full). How 
to use a fiber analyser to check in our case?



On Thu, 23 Mar 2006 08:49:06 +0100, Rudolf von Burg <rvonburg AT AASTRA DOT 
COM> 
wrote:

>Hi Mark
>
>In Networker 6.1.1 the CDI option isn't available yet. Only more recent
>versions (I don't know when it has changed, I'm using 7.2.1)
>offer this option. It is to find in Media - Devices. It can be switched
>on or off for each device individually.
>As Stan Horwitz wrote, I would suggest also to check the logfiles
>for possible traces about the problem.
>
>Good luck
>Rudolf

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