Hi Robert

On an UNIX systems you  may find something the messages log.
If not try to stop ltid and start it with the -v option.
You could also try to put VERBOSE = 99 in you vm.conf restart vmd

Regards
Michael
Total Storage Administrator
CSC Denmark





"Robert L. Harris" <Robert.L.Harris AT rdlg DOT net> on 10-01-2002 17:22:06

To:   Veritas-BU <veritas-bu AT mailman.eng.auburn DOT edu>
cc:    (bcc: Michael G Andersen/SCA/CSC)
Subject:  [Veritas-bu] Drive Down logs?




  Went in this morning and found out that all 4 drives in my library were
marked down by netbackup.  I put them back "up" and restarted a failed
backup.  The first drive is back down, waiting on the rest.  Is there
a log that'll show "why" its down, etc?  One of the drives was replaced
less than a month ago.  I'm digging through the logs but not seeing
anything.



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