I can see using the performance tuning guide for your own 'home' enviroment but 
how much are you really going to be able to do at an offsite enviroment with 
all different flavors of equipment. Plus I'm no networking guru, which is what 
you have to be these days in order to have things go as smooth as possible. I 
come from a cobal,datatrieve, vms background when life was simple. I'd almost 
consider moving my networker server to a linux box after some of the comments. 
That block size error really messed me up last time.  Okay I did  mt -f 
\\.\tape1 status. This is what I got. What is my block size?
Media Capacity  = 101.16GByte
 Media Remaining = 48.26GByte
 Media Blocksize = 0
 Media Partition Count = 0
 Media is not write protected
 default blocksize = 65536
 maximum blocksize = 131072
 minimum blocksize = 4
 MaximumPartitionCount = 0
 Partition = 0
 Logical block position = 3397737
 EOTWarningZoneSize = 0
 Error Correction Enabled



Patricia Neal 
Production Support Specialist
C.S.E.A.

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