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I have several stand alone, non-barcode reading, tape drives. They run
on Win 2k, NBU 4.5fp7. Right now tape #2 is in the drive, when the
backup starts it is looking for #6. Now tape #6 is not expired and can
not be written over, Tape #2 IS expired. Why is it looking for that
specific tape id? How can I circumvent this? The units in question are
overseas and there is quite the language barrier, So I cant really ask
them to keep changing out tapes every time the backup runs.

Any ideas?


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drives. They run on Win 2k, NBU 4.5fp7. Right now tape #2 is in the =
drive, when
the backup starts it is looking for #6. Now tape #6 is not expired and =
can not
be written over, Tape #2 IS expired. Why is it looking for that specific =
tape
id? How can I circumvent this? The units in question are overseas and =
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quite the language barrier, So I cant really ask them to keep changing =
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