Hi Stella,
   
  I am not sure what you meant by Fiber Channel Backups,  I guess you re 
talking about "SAN backups" or "Backups over SAN"
   
  If true,  here's what you need to do.  
   
  -Make sure you have enough Storage node licenses  (dedicated / non dedicated)
  -Install storage node package on SAN storage node (if not an existing Storage 
node)
  -Configure Storage node (if not an existing Storage node)
  -Assuming there is a Path to drives from the SAN Storage node, in the SAN 
Storage node's client instance, modify the "Storage node" field and put it's 
own name first as a storage node.
   
  Thats pretty much all you need to do.
   
  HTH
   
  

Stella Hays <stella.hays.ctr AT NAVY DOT MIL> wrote:
  I need to know how to set up for a fiber channel backup. I am using 
Networker 7.2 and the os on my server is Solairs 9. I will be backing up 
Windows, Solairs 8, 9 and 10 and also some Linux. For this test I will be 
using Solairs 10. I am using a DX100. I have already set up everything 
for normal backup's which works fine just alittle slow. 

Can someone direct me on how do this.

Thank you

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