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тАО09-25-2003 11:11 PM
тАО09-25-2003 11:11 PM
Autoloader in Windows2000 backup
Hi,
Will autoloader switch to the next available tape when the one it is using has been filled up. How can I tell inside Windows 2000 built-in backup program?
Thanks!
Will autoloader switch to the next available tape when the one it is using has been filled up. How can I tell inside Windows 2000 built-in backup program?
Thanks!
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тАО10-01-2003 12:13 AM
тАО10-01-2003 12:13 AM
Re: Autoloader in Windows2000 backup
Please take a look into W2k help topics "managing libraries" and "managing media pools". Generally all these tasks can be done using RSM (removable storage management) from 'computer management' utility
Eugeny
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тАО10-01-2003 12:56 AM
тАО10-01-2003 12:56 AM
Re: Autoloader in Windows2000 backup
This all depends.
Firstly, is this a tape stacker or a tape library? If it's a stacker, you might be lucky and find that it'll autoload the next tape when the first one fills up - I'm not sure since I've never actually seen one after 5 years working in the backup industry. More likely it's a tape library, in which case it will need to be instructed to eject the first tape and load another after the full one is offlined by the software.
Sadly - or perhaps not - I've no idea about Windows native backup utility. If RSM is configured for your devices, then I'd guess it will get another tape if one's assigned that way.
Firstly, is this a tape stacker or a tape library? If it's a stacker, you might be lucky and find that it'll autoload the next tape when the first one fills up - I'm not sure since I've never actually seen one after 5 years working in the backup industry. More likely it's a tape library, in which case it will need to be instructed to eject the first tape and load another after the full one is offlined by the software.
Sadly - or perhaps not - I've no idea about Windows native backup utility. If RSM is configured for your devices, then I'd guess it will get another tape if one's assigned that way.
A sysadmin should never cross his fingers in the hope commands will work. Makes for a lot of mistakes while typing.
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