-----Original Message-----
From: Collie, Michael [mailto:Michael.Collie AT netapp DOT com]
Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2001 1:28 PM

Boris,

You can add filer #2 into NetBackup using the same authentication steps you 
used to setup filer #1.

Both filers will see the media changer once you have authenticated the robot 
with each of the filers. 
To assign drives to filers, you will need to setup two separate classes, one 
dedicated to filer #1 + 1 drive and the second dedicated to filer #2 + 2 
drives.  To keep the media separate for each filer and associated drive, you 
will need to create two separate volume pools, one for each filer and 
associated drive.  
Please let me know if you need further help.
Michael.

Cheers,
        Grant

P.S.    A description of these FC Tape SAN solutions for NetApp filers can be 
viewed at:

http://now.netapp.com/NOW/knowledge/docs/olio/SAN_GOLD/FC2/

-----Original Message-----
From: Boris Khmelniker [mailto:BKhmelniker AT bna DOT com]
Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2001 6:07 AM
To: veritas-bu AT mailman.eng.auburn DOT edu
Subject: [Veritas-bu] 2 Netapps + NetBackup 3.4 + NDMP + Brocade + ATL
P2000


Hello All,
We are trying to configure NetBackup 3.4 with NDMP agent for
2 Netapp filers connected to the P2000 ATL library through
the Brocade 2400 FC switch. We have one filer (filer1)
connected and working just fine. How do we configure
Netbackup for the second filer (filer2) ? How does the robot
need to be configured so it can serve both filers? We have 4
tape drives total in the library and would like to use 1
drive for Filer1 and 3 for Filer2. Both filers can see all
the drives.
The tpconfig -d command on the master (media) server:

Index     DriveName                     DeviceName      Type      Multihost  
Status
_______________________________________________________________
  0       Drive0                              /ndmp/nrst0a   dlt                
 NO       UP
          TLD(0) Definition     DRIVE=1
  1       Drive1                             /ndmp/nrst1a    dlt                
 NO       UP
          TLD(0) Definition    DRIVE=2
  2       Drive2                             /ndmp/nrst2a    dlt                
 NO       UP
          TLD(0) Definition    DRIVE=3
  3       Drive3                             /ndmp/nrst3a    dlt                
 NO       UP
          TLD(0) Definition    DRIVE=4

Currently defined robotics are:
  TLD(0)     robot host = filer1,
             volume database host = noa

Thank you very much for any help.
Boris

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