06-09-2014 08:21 AM
Hello Team,
Master server is AIX
ACSLS server is SunOS 5.8
ACSLS drives are going down again and again
I am trying to check configuration but it is not giving me serial number
ACSSA> display drive * -f type serial_num
2014-06-09 09:23:00 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
It is also giving transport failure for 2-3 drives
ACSSA> dismount drive 0,1,10,11 force
2014-06-09 09:13:40 0 drive 0, 1, 9,11: Library error, Transport failure
.
2014-06-09 09:15:26 0 drive 0, 1, 9,10: Library error, Transport failure
.
2014-06-09 09:15:32 0 drive 0, 1,10,11: Library error, Transport failure
.
Dismount: Dismount failed, Library failure.
ACSSA> dismount drive 0,1,9,10 force
2014-06-09 09:21:18 0 drive 0, 1, 9,10: Library error, Transport failure
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06-09-2014 11:19 AM
Short of rebooting the library / ACS server (sometimes fixes things) I think you need to have a chat with your hardware support.
We can't fix that in NBU as it's ACS commands, and I suspect missing serial numbers/ library transport errors are fairly terminal as far as a DIY fix is concerned.
06-09-2014 11:30 AM
beeing a big user of ACSLS I can only support Martin in this. "Library error, Transport failure" indicate a hardware failure or a stuck tape in a tape drive.
You need to open the robot and inspect the tape drive. Maybe a dropped cartridge is loaded and jammed in the drive. Alternative if you have SLconsole access reboot the tape drive and see if you can dismount the tape drive afterward.
06-09-2014 11:19 AM
Short of rebooting the library / ACS server (sometimes fixes things) I think you need to have a chat with your hardware support.
We can't fix that in NBU as it's ACS commands, and I suspect missing serial numbers/ library transport errors are fairly terminal as far as a DIY fix is concerned.
06-09-2014 11:30 AM
beeing a big user of ACSLS I can only support Martin in this. "Library error, Transport failure" indicate a hardware failure or a stuck tape in a tape drive.
You need to open the robot and inspect the tape drive. Maybe a dropped cartridge is loaded and jammed in the drive. Alternative if you have SLconsole access reboot the tape drive and see if you can dismount the tape drive afterward.
06-09-2014 01:41 PM
Seems we all agree...
Log a call with your STK/SUN/Oracle vendor.
Nothing from NBU point of view can fix this.