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NBdmecha
Level 4
12 years ago

serial number mismatch after drive replacement

Hi all,   I´ve tried the solutions found in other post of the forum but didn´t get solved. Our servers ran Solaris 10 and Netbackup7. After a drive replacement I did:    DOWN DRIVE    tpa...
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  • mph999's avatar
    mph999
    12 years ago

    OK, so if the foolowing has been done, which I believe it has ...

    You have deleted the drive from the NBU config that has the missing path.

    Even though you have restarted ltid, it is still there.

    If this is true ...

    Two options.

    1.  nbemmcmd -deletealldevices -allrecords

    2.  Log call enquire to the possibility of getting an SQL script to detele the drive from the database directly.

    Martin

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NBdmecha
Level 4
12 years ago

Ok I did it. I deleted Drive_LTO8b, and so Id=3 dissapeared but the wrong one is still there:

Id=0 NameOfDrive=Drive_LTO1a
Id=1 NameOfDrive=Drive_LTO2a
Id=2 NameOfDrive=Drive_LTO3a
Id=4 NameOfDrive=Drive_LTO4a
Id=5 NameOfDrive=Drive_LTO5a
Id=6 NameOfDrive=Drive_LTO6a
Id=7 NameOfDrive=Drive_LTO7a
Id=8 NameOfDrive=Drive_LTO8a
Id=9 NameOfDrive=Drive_LTO1b
Id=10 NameOfDrive=Drive_LTO2b
Id=11 NameOfDrive=Drive_LTO3b
Id=12 NameOfDrive=Drive_LTO4b
Id=13 NameOfDrive=Drive_LTO5b
Id=14 NameOfDrive=Drive_LTO6b
Id=15 NameOfDrive=Drive_LTO7b
Id=16 NameOfDrive=Drive_LTO8b

 

EMM Server = netbackup

        1) Add
        2) Delete
        3) Update
        4) List Configuration
        5) Drive Path Configuration
        6) Help
        7) Quit - return to main menu

Enter option:

Enter name of drive to delete: Drive_LTO8b

Drive name Drive_LTO8b does not exist
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