[Veritas-bu] Fiber Drive Question
2007-02-14 16:31:06
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[Veritas-bu] Fiber Drive Question |
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jack.l.forester at lmco.com (Jack Forester, Jr.) |
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Wed, 14 Feb 2007 16:31:06 -0500 |
We've been running 9940B drives for nearly 3 years now, and I've never
heard of a table of addresses to control access to the drive. I've been
through the menus on the drive and looked through the drive manual and
never saw a reference to such a "feature". Are you having a problem at
this moment? Can you provide more information about your setup and the
problem?
Erik Strom wrote:
>Has anyone heard about a table of wwn/addresses located inside of a 9940B or
>similiar fiber tape drives? I heard a rumor but cannot find any documentation
>that said,.
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>The tape drive has a table of addresses that it will allow read/write access to
>the tape drive. There is only 16 slots available for these entries. This means
>that in order for a 17th media server to access this drive that it must wait
>for one of the existing 16 to drop out of the table. This is suppose to be the
>explaination as to why tape drives seem to disappear or become no longer
>functional to a media server.
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>I've heard stranger things but I wanted to see if this is an urban myth or if
>someone can supply me with documentation about this.
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