With new jukeboxes these days most can be reconfigured to change the
number of slots (add or subtract).  One may have a license that covers
the number slots..  question is, does anyone know if jbedit can be used
to change the number of slots for a library?  I know if can used to
change the number of drives.   I guess the best way is to delete then
add the jukebox again..

Robert Maiello
Thomson Healthcare


On Fri, 16 Jan 2004 14:32:10 -0500, Evan Gold <egold AT FSA DOT COM> wrote:

>thanks i has to delete and readd the library and that was ok
>i did need a new license for it too.
>
>Evan Gold
>Financial Security Assurance
>Tel:  212.893.2762
>Fax: 212.339.0852
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>On Jan 16, 2004, at 8:52 AM, Myles, Laura M wrote:
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>> why would Legato have anything to do with licensing (how many slots are
>> in a jukebox) .. has nothing to do with how many storage nodes or
>> servers are running .. they're slots in a library.
>
>Marketing.  If you have enough money to buy a bigger auto changer,
>then the theory goes that you have enough money to buy a license to use
>the extra capacity.
>
>The license doesn't effect the changer, but NetWorker will not
>recognize them if you don't have a license that allows the software to
>use them all.
>
>Byron
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