ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
> Subject: Re: LTO drive replacement when using switch zoning
>
> Gill,
>
> I suspect that the ce had the drive in service mode, either to swap
the
> drive for another one, or to run diag tests. The ce would have to take
it
> out of service mode. This can b
ay, August 19, 2009 7:08 AM
> To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
> Subject: Re: LTO drive replacement when using switch zoning
>
> If one is using the ibm 3584(aka TS3500) then the wwn does not changes
on
> a straight up swap-out. The wwn goes with the slot in the library used
to
> hold the
ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
> Subject: Re: LTO drive replacement when using switch zoning
>
> If one is using the ibm 3584(aka TS3500) then the wwn does not changes
on
> a straight up swap-out. The wwn goes with the slot in the library used
to
> hold the tape drive and not the tape drive it
August 19, 2009 9:42 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] LTO drive replacement when using switch zoning
If "replacing" the drive is truly a straight up swap-out, the the new drive
will have a new wwn that will need to be zoned in the san switch. Then in
AIX it will show up
Roger Deschner wrote:
> It is undocumented, but when replacing fibre-connected LTO drives you
> must halt and restart the TSM server in order for it to correctly sense
> the new serial numbers. Nothing will work on the new replaced drive
> until you bounce the server. A Sun/STK engineer told me abo
If "replacing" the drive is truly a straight up swap-out, the the new drive
will have a new wwn that will need to be zoned in the san switch. Then in
AIX it will show up as a new rmt device.
"Gill, Geoffrey
L."
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: [ADSM-L] LTO drive replacement when using switch zoning
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It is undocumented, but when replacing fibre-connected LTO drives you
must halt and restart the TSM server in order for it to correctly sense
the new serial numbers. Nothing will work on the new repla
It is undocumented, but when replacing fibre-connected LTO drives you
must halt and restart the TSM server in order for it to correctly sense
the new serial numbers. Nothing will work on the new replaced drive
until you bounce the server. A Sun/STK engineer told me about this one.
I know this is tr
Hi all,
This situation has never happened to me before so I'm a little unsure of
the steps and order to fix it. Running AIX 5.3 with a TSM instance at
5.5.1. LTO drives are zoned in through a switch to the TSM server, 2
drives to each fibre card. Support for the IBM drives was not renewed
with
