07-18-2012 02:48 AM
NBU 7.5.0.3
Windows 2008 R2 SP1
Drive and Robot Detected at OS level.
07-18-2012 03:21 AM
Seems you are trying to run diagnostics?
What is the purpose of these tests?
In all honesty, in my 13 years with NBU I have never needed or tried to run NBU level diagnostics.
From what I can see the robot and tape drive has been configured in NBU.
Have you completed rest of config? (Storage Unit and Media)
Have you tried to select the Storage Unit and volume pool in a backup policy and tested a backup?
If you really want to run diagnostics, you may want to read up in Admin Guide I on these topics:
Running a robot diagnostic test
Running a tape drive diagnostic test
Just reading this section in the manual, it seems that a test tape is needed. The manual is not clear on what type of test media is required. My gut-feel is that the library's diagnostic tape will be requested. Does your library have such a special slot for diagnostic tape?
Status Code Guide says the following about error 182:
07-18-2012 04:11 AM
What is the purpose of needing to run the diagnostic tools? Do you have a backup issue. Personally if i need to run diagnostics on any drives or library's i use the vendors tools whether they be HP or Quantum
07-18-2012 05:59 AM
Think it uses are regular tape for the tests.
I suspect the 182 happens after the first error.
Are the device mappings files up-to-date - just an idea.
Martin
07-18-2012 07:22 AM
OK. I have 3 ideas ...
It is a bug - not that likely as it seems to be working on mine, no bugs that I can find on this
Device mapping file - can't see why this would be an issue, but sometimes it's worth upgrading these
It seems not all devices / drives are supported, so could be as simple as this. There does not appear to be any list that I can find as to what is supported.
Martin