Disable the Windows device driver for tapes.
ADSMSCSI driver is run before native Windows driver and is grabbing the
drives. Windows driver is run when plug-n-pray detects a change.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
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Subject: Win2K, Fiber and I/O problem
I have an interesting problem. One of my TSM servers is running on Win2K
Server. The server is connected to a Brocade FC switch and the FC switch
is
connected to an FC-SCSI bridge. The library is an HP SureStore 6/60 with
DLT8000 drives. Every once in a while I get I/O error on a tape drive and
the server resets the drive. When it does the drive renames from the TSM
Driver name to the NT Driver name (i.e. from mtx.x.x.x to \\..\tape0
<\\..\tape0> ). Has anyone else had this sort of problem and what did you
do
to resolve it?
Thanks,
Eric W. Cowperthwaite
EDS Operations Solutions
Desk - 916-636-1929
Cell - 916-919-6271
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