Thanks. I'll give it a try on Monday and let the group know how it works out.
On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 3:25 PM, wallace88
<networker-forum AT backupcentral DOT com> wrote:
>> Whenever the door for the load ports is opened and closed, the library
>> inventories the load ports (as is should) but then NetWorker decides that
>> that isn't good enough and scans all the slots in the library (adds about 20
>> minutes to depositing tapes).
>
>
> This is expected default behavior with NetWorker controlling the jukebox.
>
> From the NetWorker point of view, nsrlcpd detects the library offline and
> changes the status as not ready. It then Keeps on polling until the jukebox
> does respond. At this time, NetWorker has no way of knowing what has changed
> in the library, and therefore must verify that the contents has not changed
> by doing an element status check, comparing this against the volume list that
> is in the jukebox resource, and then updating the list if there is a change.
> Without this, NetWorker volume list can be outdated and not in sync with the
> current jukebox contents, and then can potentially cause a mess of load and
> unload failures.
>
> Now this can be changed. In the jukebox option, there is an option that can
> allow you to choose so that NetWorker does not perform this check. There are
> two that controls this:
>
> no_elem_status_check
> no_init_elem_status_check
>
> Selecting these will tell NetWorker that you don't want it to perform this
> scan. It will then be the user's responsibility to reset and inventory the
> library as required if the jukebox contents have changed in any way.
>
> But, in the case where someone is just opening and closing the j/b door, then
> this is not an issue.
>
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