Solved: Can you see the drives at OS

wannawin · ‎09-12-2014

Hi Team,

Library is = STK Library

Netbackup Version: 7.1.0.4

2 tape drives has been replaced , but how can i proceed and config it at NBU level.

I am not able to see serial numbers at acsls level.

ACSSA> display drive * -f type serial_num
2014-09-12 10:09:46 Display Drive
Acs Lsm Panel Drive Type Serial_num
0 0 9 1 T9940B
0 0 9 5 T9940B
0 0 9 6 T9940B
0 0 9 7 T9940B
0 0 9 8 T9940B
0 0 9 9 T9940B
0 0 10 4 T9940B
0 0 10 6 T9940B
0 0 10 7 T9940B
0 0 10 8 T9940B
0 0 10 9 T9940B
0 0 10 10 T9940B
0 0 10 12 T9940B
0 0 10 13 T9940B
0 0 10 14 T9940B
0 0 10 15 T9940B
0 0 10 16 T9940B
0 1 9 0 T9940B
0 1 9 1 T9940B
0 1 9 2 T9940B
0 1 9 3 T9940B
0 1 9 4 T9940B
0 1 9 5 T9940B
0 1 9 6 T9940B
0 1 9 7 T9940B
0 1 9 8 T9940B
0 1 9 9 T9940B
0 1 9 11 T9940B
0 1 10 5 T9940B
0 1 10 8 T9940B
0 1 10 9 T9940B
0 1 10 10 T9940B
0 1 10 12 T9940B
0 1 10 13 T9940B
0 1 10 14 T9940B

From Master server

bash-3.00$ sudo ./tpautoconf -report_disc
======================= Missing Device (Drive) =======================
Drive Name = Silo2-Shared9
Drive Path = /dev/rmt13.1
Inquiry = "STK T9940B 1.44"
Serial Number = 479002020051
ACS(0) definition ACS = 0 LSM = 1 PANEL = 10 DRIVE = 13
Hosts configured for this device:
Host = *****
======================= Missing Device (Drive) =======================
Drive Name = IBM3310LTO4-05
Drive Path = /dev/rmt21.1
Inquiry = "IBM ULT3580-TD4 A239"
Serial Number = F09E87D094
TLD(2) definition Drive = 5
Hosts configured for this device:
Host = *****
=========== Missing Device or no local control path (Robot) ===========
Defined as robotic ACS(0)
Inquiry = "-"
Serial Number = ACS-0-sctcacsls
Drive = -1, Drive Name = Shared-2, Serial Number = 479002026305
Hosts configured for this device:
Host = ****
======================= New Device (Drive) =======================
Inquiry = "STK T9940B 1.42"
Serial Number = 479002027761
Drive Path = /dev/rmt11.1
======================= New Device (Drive) =======================
Inquiry = "STK T9940B 1.42"
Serial Number = 479000036490
Drive Path = /dev/rmt13.1
======================= New Device (Drive) =======================
Inquiry = "STK T9940B 1.44"
Serial Number = 479002020222
Drive Path = /dev/rmt20.1
======================= New Device (Drive) =======================
Inquiry = "STK T9940B 1.42"
Serial Number = 479002018451
Drive Path = /dev/rmt8.1

From Media server

$ /usr/boksm/bin/suexec ./tpautoconf -report_disc
======================= Missing Device (Drive) =======================
Drive Name = Silo2-Shared1
Drive Path = /dev/rmt0.1
Inquiry = "STK T9940B 1.42"
Serial Number = 479002026051
ACS(0) definition ACS = 0 LSM = 1 PANEL = 10 DRIVE = 5
Hosts configured for this device:
Host = ******
======================= Missing Device (Drive) =======================
Drive Name = Shared-6
Drive Path = /dev/rmt10.1
Inquiry = "STK T9940B 1.42"
Serial Number = 479002031091
ACS(0) definition ACS = 0 LSM = 0 PANEL = 10 DRIVE = 10
Hosts configured for this device:
Host = *******
======================= Missing Device (Drive) =======================
Drive Name = Shared-7
Drive Path = /dev/rmt11.1
Inquiry = "STK T9940B 1.42"
Serial Number = 479000001467
ACS(0) definition ACS = 0 LSM = 0 PANEL = 10 DRIVE = 11
Hosts configured for this device:
Host = *******
======================= Missing Device (Drive) =======================
Drive Name = Shared-10
Drive Path = /dev/rmt14.1
Inquiry = "STK T9940B 1.42"
Serial Number = 479002030207
ACS(0) definition ACS = 0 LSM = 0 PANEL = 10 DRIVE = 14
Hosts configured for this device:
Host = ********
======================= Missing Device (Drive) =======================
Drive Name = Shared-12
Drive Path = /dev/rmt16.1
Inquiry = "STK T9940B 1.42"
Serial Number = 479000017725
ACS(0) definition ACS = 0 LSM = 0 PANEL = 10 DRIVE = 16
Hosts configured for this device:
Host = *******
======================= Missing Device (Drive) =======================
Drive Name = Silo2P9-Shared12
Drive Path = /dev/rmt18.1
Inquiry = "STK T9940B 1.42"
Serial Number = 479002021170
ACS(0) definition ACS = 0 LSM = 1 PANEL = 9 DRIVE = 11
Hosts configured for this device:
Host = *******
======================= Missing Device (Drive) =======================
Drive Name = Shared-3
Drive Path = /dev/rmt22.1
Inquiry = "STK T9940B 1.42"
Serial Number = 479002044236
ACS(0) definition ACS = 0 LSM = 0 PANEL = 10 DRIVE = 7
Hosts configured for this device:
Host = *******
======================= Missing Device (Drive) =======================
Drive Name = Shared-4
Drive Path = /dev/rmt23.1
Inquiry = "STK T9940B 1.42"
Serial Number = 479000013721
ACS(0) definition ACS = 0 LSM = 0 PANEL = 10 DRIVE = 8
Hosts configured for this device:
Host = *******
======================= Missing Device (Drive) =======================
Drive Name = Shared-5
Drive Path = /dev/rmt24.1
Inquiry = "STK T9940B 1.42"
Serial Number = 479000013544
ACS(0) definition ACS = 0 LSM = 0 PANEL = 10 DRIVE = 9
Hosts configured for this device:
Host = *******
======================= Missing Device (Drive) =======================
Drive Name = Silo2-Shared6
Drive Path = /dev/rmt25.1
Inquiry = "STK T9940B 1.42"
Serial Number = 479002014895
ACS(0) definition ACS = 0 LSM = 1 PANEL = 10 DRIVE = 10
Hosts configured for this device:
Host = *******
======================= Missing Device (Drive) =======================
Drive Name = Silo2-Shared8
Drive Path = /dev/rmt27.1
Inquiry = "STK T9940B 1.42"
Serial Number = 479001002792
ACS(0) definition ACS = 0 LSM = 1 PANEL = 10 DRIVE = 12
Hosts configured for this device:
Host = *******
======================= Missing Device (Drive) =======================
Drive Name = Silo2-Shared9
Drive Path = /dev/rmt28.1
Inquiry = "STK T9940B 1.44"
Serial Number = 479002020051
ACS(0) definition ACS = 0 LSM = 1 PANEL = 10 DRIVE = 13
Hosts configured for this device:
Host = ********
======================= Missing Device (Drive) =======================
Drive Name = Silo2-Shared4
Drive Path = /dev/rmt3.1
Inquiry = "STK T9940B 1.42"
Serial Number = 479002035278
ACS(0) definition ACS = 0 LSM = 1 PANEL = 10 DRIVE = 8
Hosts configured for this device:
Host = ********
======================= Missing Device (Drive) =======================
Drive Name = Shared-2
Drive Path = /dev/rmt30.1
Inquiry = "STK T9940B 1.42"
Serial Number = 479002026305
ACS(0) definition ACS = 0 LSM = 0 PANEL = 10 DRIVE = 6
Hosts configured for this device:
Host = *******
======================= Missing Device (Drive) =======================
Drive Name = Silo2-Shared5
Drive Path = /dev/rmt4.1
Inquiry = "STK T9940B 1.42"
Serial Number = 479000030299
ACS(0) definition ACS = 0 LSM = 1 PANEL = 10 DRIVE = 9
Hosts configured for this device:
Host = ********
======================= Missing Device (Drive) =======================
Drive Name = Silo1P9-Shared9
Drive Path = /dev/rmt8.1
Inquiry = "STK T9940B 1.42"
Serial Number = 479000011650
ACS(0) definition ACS = 0 LSM = 0 PANEL = 9 DRIVE = 8
Hosts configured for this device:
Host = *******
======================= Missing Device (Drive) =======================
Drive Name = Silo1P9-Shared10
Drive Path = /dev/rmt9.1
Inquiry = "STK T9940B 1.42"
Serial Number = 479000020401
ACS(0) definition ACS = 0 LSM = 0 PANEL = 9 DRIVE = 9
Hosts configured for this device:
Host = *******
=========== Missing Device or no local control path (Robot) ===========
Defined as robotic ACS(0)
Inquiry = "-"
Serial Number = ACS-0-sctcacsls
Drive = -1, Drive Name = Silo2-Shared1, Serial Number = 479002026051
Hosts configured for this device:
Host = *******

mph999 · ‎09-12-2014

You would have to do some investigation and work out whaat drives paths there are that aren't configured in NBU. However, as INT_RND pointed out it's sometimes just easier to delete and re-add, so I'd do that personally.

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mph999 · ‎09-12-2014

Look in the tpautoconf man page, it gives an exact example of how to use the replace drive option. You basically tell it to replace drive with with the (new) drive with

wannawin · ‎09-12-2014

Hi mph,

i did it on master server but got below output

bash-3.00$ sudo ./tpautoconf -replace_drive Silo2-Shared9 -path /dev/rmt20.1
Found a matching device in global DB, Silo2-Shared9 on host sctclbk

and i am not able to see NEW DEVICE in tpautoconf -report_disc on media server, then how i am able to find out new drive path

INT_RND · ‎09-12-2014

It's super quick and easy from the Windows Admin Console.

1. Delete the drives with missing paths and bad serial numbers

2. Run the device wizard.

The device wizard will find all devices that are not currently configured. Just follow the steps.

mph999 · ‎09-12-2014

You would have to do some investigation and work out whaat drives paths there are that aren't configured in NBU. However, as INT_RND pointed out it's sometimes just easier to delete and re-add, so I'd do that personally.

wannawin · ‎09-12-2014

But the concern is , on media server output of tpautoconf -report_disc does not give me any "NEW DEVICE", it is only showing "Missing Device (Drive) ".

In this case how i come to know the new serial no and drive path.

Nicolai · ‎09-13-2014

You need to run a discovery for new devices from the OS level.

Pawan_Nagra_777 · ‎09-13-2014

Hi, please run below command on ACSLS server. Login as user 'acsss' $ /export/home/ACSSS/ run this command and check the output. $ config drive

mph999 · ‎09-14-2014

Can you see the drives at OS level ? Forget NBU, does the total number of drives visible to the OS add up to the correct number of drives you should have.

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