Re: [Networker] Library Sharing

Alex,

Choose Autodetected SCSI jukebox.

You run jbconfig on the system that will control the robot.  It's typical to
use the NetWorker server for this.

If you're just sharing the library, and you're allocating specific drives to
specific machines, you'll give one path per device.

If you're sharing a device, you will give multiple paths (/dev/rmt/0cbn,
rd=stnode:/dev/rmt/0cbn) to the same device.

Note that the device ID is an arbitrary string.  It's used by NetWorker to
keep track of which device definitions correspond to the same physical
device.

Hope this helps,

Wes

-----Original Message-----
From: Alex T. H. Li [mailto:alexlihk AT HOTMAIL DOT COM]
Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2002 10:50 AM
To: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: [Networker] Library Sharing


Dear All,

I am now trying the library Sharing with 2 Solaris and 1 M1500 (20 slots and
2 LTO LVD SCSI).

when i run jbconfig, which one should I select? Smartdrv or autodetect scsi
device?

When I run jbconfig in the SAN Storage Node server, what should I need to be
careful?

thanks.

Alex Li
Certified Unicenter Engineer,
Sun Certified Backup and Recovery Engineer

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