Thanks for the many answers. I think I'm to tired ... it was just the
licence was out of date :/

2006/12/14, Bobby Williams <bobbyrjw at bellsouth.net>:
>
> Look in your profiles.  On the tap named Eject, there is a box to check
> "suspend this session's media" and you can choose to do it immediately or at
> the time of the eject.
>
> The reason that you suspend the media is in case you need to pull it back
> for a restore, new data does not get written to it.
>
> If the media is expired, it won't be suspended any longer.  That is the
> difference between suspending media and freezing media.  If you freeze the
> media, it is frozen until you unfreeze it.  If you suspend the media, it is
> freed up as soon as it expires.
>
> Bobby Williams
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> From: "Powers, Mike" <Mike.Powers at fnf.com>
> Date: 2006/12/14 Thu PM 01:55:50 EST
> To: <veritas-bu at mailman.eng.auburn.edu>
> Subject: [Veritas-bu] Vault suspending tapes
>
> Recently when tapes come back from offsite, they are always coming back
> as suspended. This is a problem for obvious reasons. Is anyone aware of
> why this could be happening?
>
> My though was that some media on the tape is not expired, but would that
> cause NB to suspend the tape? Thanks.
>
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> AIX 5.3 master NB 5.1 MP5
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> Mike Powers
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