On UNIX you would need to remove the entries from 
/usr/openv/volmgr/vm.conf for each corresponding server.

Looking (on our master) like this:
---------
SERVER = mediasvr1.lbl.gov
DEVICE_HOST = mediasvr1.lbl.gov
KNOWN = mediasvr1.lbl.gov
---------

I have one set for each media server.

Not sure on Windows.

Perhaps check out:
C:\Program Files\Veritas\Volmgr (??) for a vm.conf file?

You do have to restart the whole mess if you change the vm.conf file for 
the changes to take effect.

HTH

--Chris








> I have a Windows 2003 media server that I want to decommission.  The media
> server has some issues; hence I can no longer backup the server using its
> own storage-unit,  I am now using the Master servers storage unit.  I've
> decommissioned media servers before, but never one in this state.
>
> My main concern here is moving the media or how to handle the media in case
> it's needed at some future point in time.  When I run the bpmedia -bpmove
> command the I get an error message that the media is not found in the DB;
> no doubt due to issues with the media server. I don't own the media server
> so I cannot fix; a political thing.  Any recommendations or ramifications?
> Again my focus is to move the media, then decommission the media server.
>
>
> Thanks
>
>
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