The default is "Amount of drive -1". The goal is to keep 1 drive 
inactive for recover purposes.

Do not set such a parameter higher than the amount of drives.

Hope that helps,

Thierry

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-----Original Message-----
From: Kit Cunningham [mailto:kc AT IT-ASSIST.CO DOT NZ] 
Sent: Sunday, August 11, 2002 5:47 AM
To: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: Re: [Networker] max parallelism for jukeboxes?


This field is not the number of backup sessions per jukebox. It is the
number of commands the jukebox can run at the
same time.

DO NOT change this from default install unless you are absolutely sure
of the change. I have two clients that did this
causing jukebox load/unload problems due to too many commands running.

The defaults seem to be "1" for the jukeboxes I have seen , but there
have been suggestions on this list that you can set
it to the number of drives in the jukebox.

Kit





On 10 Aug 2002 at 15:31, Martin J. Dellwo wrote:

> Does anyone know the appropriate 'max perallelism' setting for an ATD
> M1500 (20-slot) jukebox?  How about for an Overland Powerloader
> (9-slot)?  We are using both types, each contains two SDLT drives.
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