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What type of backup are you running? I used to see this when I ran backups on a SQL svr with 300 DB's. I had to change the backup to "mssql:" rather than naming all the db's individually.

Anyone have a way to do silent installs on SQL BSM? I found how to do the install for the NW client piece, but I really dont want to go back and do the sql bsm's manually. Any help appreciated !!

Do yourself a favor and use the hosts files....trust me we tried everything and this is the best solution.

Take ti down to minimum config , 1 proc, 1 bank of memory,remove all cards, 1 power supply. swap in\out 1 thing at a time. Try clearing the cmos. Do you have any interlocks open?

We back up several clients thru a firewall, yes it seems that you open the world up to the network, but we have firewalls on top of firewalls. If the network folks can protect the network from the outside you should be ok. Otherwise plan a datazone for each area behind each firewall.

Server parallelism is set to 96 and the drive target sessions are set to 4

Try running the system erase from floppy.

Enviorment: NT Compaq servers (6000/DL580/DL380) with NC6136 Gigabit 1000/full(driver just updated to latest ver) Backing up 3T of SQL,Zip, and flat files on a Scalar1000 shared jukebox with 26 Ait2 drives spread across 3 servers ( 2 storage nodes). Client machines are varied Compaqs, mostly NT...

Are you streaming to the drives? It will have to un-interleave the savesets if you are, and thus a slowdown on the reads.

run an inventory, then restart your group to pick up the index.

I have had the same problem with ADIC 1000 library using both ait1 and ait2 tapes. For some reason Legato must read the lable on the tape before ejection. to work around this problem I use the "mt -f \\.\Tapename off " command to get the tape to eject and then run an a reset command...

Are these save sets spanning to volumes that have not recyclable save sets on them?

I too would like to get the script info. Since they are not publishing could someone put these up?

From the cmd prompt use the following command mt -f \\.\Tape1 off This will eject the tape using a scsi bus command. If you are using a shared jukeboxs (storage nodes ) you will have to perform it from each storage node. BTW I use a batch file listing all the drives, this cuts the time in...

You can do the same thing from the admin gui under options/customise. The polling intervals can be set there as well.

Do you have any idea who you talked to at legato to get these binaries? Any tracking info or open call number? I am desperate to get these fixes. My support company cannot find any info on these and they are being snowed by the legato folks. Thanks for your help

try creating a duplicate client, add it to the group, and specify only the the drive. Also create a skip directive for the other one skipping the same drive. Set the priority levels for each client.

ok I give up what is a "Lemaytrix" ? Your real name wouldn't be larry or alan would it?

I'd sure love to see something like this in an NT format. I know most of you folks are UNIX, but I can only spell NT.

Using the wildcard in this case opens up security holes.