Goslin, Paul wrote:
> You can remove it via the GUI, (right-click on in & select Delete). It
> makes you do it twice to make sure you want to delete it...
> 
> Then use the command line to issue a 'jbconfig' command.
> 
> Put in the drives in the same order as they appear in your Device
> Manager... 
> 
> I've had to do this in the past following a reboot due to lack of
> persistent binding in Windows...
> 
> 7.4.2 & above also has 'persistent' binding options in the NMC - GUI
> that you can enable also... I've tried them and so far we've done a few
> reboots and everything is still working...

In 7.4.2 and 7.4.3 the auto-configure option for jukeboxes actually
works very well. Generally I am not a fan of wizards and
auto-configuration, but in my recent experience this works for some
fairly complex configurations, and can save a LOT of time compared to
using jbconfig and/or jbedit. Got to say, though, this bit of the GUI
sucks, once you have a largish number of drives and storage nodes it
gives you an unmanageable window with broken scrolling.

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