Hi Flak,
I use mtx all the time with my Quantum PX502 Autochanger (LTO-3, FC, One
Drive) on RHEL 4 AS (32-bit). The only gotcha is that FC AL does not
work with the autochanger, and I was forced to use FC Point-to-Point.
If you are doing FC Point-to-Point you need to have an FC switch or a
mult
Yes. FCP (FibreChannel Protocol) is a derivative of the SCSI command
set and looks just like it from the operating system's perspective.
Odds are the same high-level SCSI driver in the Linux kernel would be
used in both cases (SCSI & Fiber) so mtx will probably work
out-of-the-box if you have
On Fri, 26 Oct 2007, Flak Magnet wrote:
> Does anyone on the list have any experience with autochangers and fiber
> channel connections working with MTX (and therefore bacula)?
Yes.
Whether fibre channel or traditional scsi, changers are seen as scsi
devices.
> So Arno indicates that fiber cha
I currently have a Quantum-SL3 autochanger working with Bacula running on
Solaris with a LVD-SCSI connection.
We're looking at acquiring a 2nd one and attaching it via fiber channel to a
Linux host and "driving" that one with Bacula too.
The MTX compatiblity page doesn't have any indication of
