how to check the drive status in command line in windows

[charan]

anybody please tell me how to check the drive status in command line in windows

[Marianne · Accepted solution]

On media server: 
vmoprcmd -d

On master server (to see status on all media servers): 
vmoprcmd

Command is in ...\veritas\volmgr\bin

[charan]

hello Marianne,

can you please tell me.

when vendor replacing the drive's, that time which steps need to be taken care our netbackup side.

[revarooo]

As long as the drive is seen by the OS, then run these commands (Windows or Unix)

volmgr is in /usr/openv on unix and <install_path>\veritas on Windows

delete the old drive:

volmgr/bin/tpconfig -delete -drive <drive_index>

Discover new drives:

volmgr/bin/tpautoconf -a

Stop ltid

volmgr/bin/stopltid

Restart ltid

volmgr/bin/ltid

[charan]

hello 

after the restarting, if the drives are not visible in our console. can you please explane what steps need to teken car our netbackup side.

[Marianne]

Replacement of drives and drive status are 2 separate subjects. Your latest question should have been in a new discussion. To expand on revaroo's advice : After you have deleted the tape drives that were removed, check Windows Device manager that new drives are seen and that vendor drivers are installed. Check from cmd in volmgr\bin folder with 'scan ' command that drives are seen and respond to scsi_commands. If drive info is displayed here, you can go ahead and run NBU Device Config wizard to add the new drives. Once done, confirm that drive density matches Storage Unit and media density.