Hello,
I have a Netbackup 7.3.2 server and 3 storage nodes, all on Win 2003
servers. My library with 4 LTO3 fibre Tape-drives is SAN connected to
the 4 servers via Qlogic boards (QLA2462). DDS for the 4 tapedrives is
enabled and on the Qlogic boards Persistent Binding is activated (with
SanSurfer utility).
The logical tapepaths are \\.\Tape0, \\.\Tape1, \\.\Tape2 and \\.\Tape3.
When I loose, for whatever what reason, the connection to a tapedrive
and the server is rebooted, the tapedrives are scanned again and I will
have the following logical paths: \\.\Tape0, \\.\Tape1and \\.\Tape2.
Because the logical tapepaths have been changed, I need to reconfigure
the library with jbconfig.
Does anybody have a solution for this problem in order to avoid
reconfiguring the library?
Persistent binding does not solve this.
Kind regards
Robert
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