I have one data zone where it will be decommissioned in a few months. This data 
zone consists of a Solaris NetWorker 7.4.2 server and storage node that share a 
tape library via fiber channel through a switch and dynamic drive sharing. The 
machine that handles the storage node functionality is showing signs of a 
failure of one of its components by displaying amber lights, so I figured it is 
time to power it down. I have migrated the backups of many of this data zone's 
clients to another data zone and as a result, I don't need this storage node 
any more, but I am concerned about turning it off. What would happen if I power 
down the storage node? Will the NetWorker server complain and will it still be 
able to read/write to the drives that this storage node shares with the server? 
Can I just disable the shared drives on the storage node and disable the 
storage node itself and not have NetWorker throw up lots of error entries in 
the daemon.raw file?

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