James Pratt wrote:
> 
> Understandable. I've been doing it a year and a half and still feel lost
> often to be honest. From the looks of the above, you have no NDMP drives
> setup on the celerra/San zone, only disks for storage. Are you using a
> vtl, or physical tape library, and is it zoned in properly on the san
> with the celerra? (Assuming it is Fiber-attached). Second, do you know
> if the celerra is a gateway (NSG) or integrated (NSFC) version? Lastly,
> what does your NDMP drive name setup in Networker gui look like? It
> should have drives named something like: rd=host:c32tl0l1 , where your
> "normal" tape library for non-ndmp backups will have names like
> ..\.\Tape0 instead. 
> 
> Regards
> jamie
> 
> 
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Alright, we are using a Clariion CX3 and a Celerra NS20FC.  I don't see 
anything for NDMP drive name in the Networker GUI.  The only drives names that 
I have are \\.\Tape2147483637-46 which are VTLs on the Clariion.  And one more 
\\.\Tape2147483636 for our Dell Autoloader physical tape device.

That help?

Thanks,
Jason

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