The only way in 3.4 is to configure your NT Media 
Server Storage Units to Demand Only, which means you 
will have specify the name of these storage units in 
the class to actually use it.

I think in 4.5 there is a better method for this 
division of labor.

David

Quoting "Arterburn, Michael" 
<Michael.Arterburn AT ArvinMeritor DOT com>:

> I have a mixed SSO environment using Windows and Unix 
media servers.  I
> have
> a few Unix clients that I would like to set to 
use "Any_available" device
> host, but when it chooses the Windows media server, I 
get an error of "(47)
> host is unreachable".
>
> Is there a way I can exlude the windows media servers 
from the
> "Any_available" list?  Or some other way to 
accomplish this?
>
> Reason:  I have multiple sys-admins and I would like 
to know that if any of
> us shut down a media server, we are not completely 
disabling the client
> backups that were using that media server.
>
> Thanks for your help,
>
>       Michael Arterburn
>       Arvin Meritor <<http://www.arvinmeritor.com>>
>       Michael.Arterburn AT ArvinMeritor DOT com
>       Phone: 812.379.3315
>       Cell: 812.390.6508
>       Pager: 812.370.1343
>
>       From my PC... through the LAN...  over the data 
cables... to the
> ISP... out of the proxies... nothing but net!
>
> :wq!
>
> 



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David A. Chapa
Consulting Manager
DataStaff, Inc.
847 413 1144
http://www.consulting.datastaff.com
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