The following items appear in the Drives Details dialog box:
Assigned Host |
The device host to which the drive is currently assigned. If the selected drive is not assigned, this column is blank. |
Bus |
The SCSI bus number (if the robot is connected to a Windows server). |
Comments |
A brief statement about the drive. |
Control |
The control mode for the drive. For explanations of the control modes, see the following topic: See Drive Status pane. |
Device Host |
The name of the device host where this drive is attached. |
Drive Comment |
A brief statement that possibly explains how a drive is used. |
Drive Index |
The drive index that is assigned to the drive during configuration. If the drive is shared, use Actions > Drive Details to view the drive index for each host that shares this drive. Use the NetBackup Shared Storage Option for Tape to share a drive. |
Drive Name |
The name that is assigned to the drive during configuration. |
Drive Path |
The path for the drive. For example, Tape5. |
Drive Type |
The type of drive. For example, 4MM. |
External Media ID |
The external media ID of the volume that the user requests. The ID consists of up to six alphanumeric characters and is usually written on an external label that is attached to the volume. The external media ID is not recorded on the volume and is used to identify the volume before it is inserted in a robotic library. |
LUN |
The SCSI logical unit number of the robot (if the robot is connected to a Windows server). |
Media Label |
Shows whether a labeled or an unlabeled volume is mounted on this drive. Yes indicates that the media is labeled. No indicates that the media is not labeled. Labeled volumes can also be Backup Exec volumes. A dash (-) in this column means that no volume is mounted on the drive. |
NDMP Host |
The name of the NDMP control host. If the drive has multiple paths that are configured, this column contains Multiple. |
Port |
The SCSI port number (if the robot is connected to a Windows server). |
Ready |
The status of the drive that indicates if it is ready to perform an operation on the loaded volume. Yes indicates that the drive is ready. No indicates that the drive is ready. See the vendor's manual for the drive for instructions to make it ready if it does not become ready automatically. |
Recorded Media ID |
The ID that is recorded on the volume that is mounted on this drive. This identifier is the same as the media ID and should match the external media ID. If no volume or a Backup Exec volume is mounted, this column is blank. |
Request ID |
If this drive is assigned to a request, this column contains the ID of the request. |
Robot Type |
The type of robot that contains this drive. For example, TL4. NONE in this column indicates that the drive is a stand-alone drive. If the robot is partially configured, PCR is shown. |
Shared |
Used for the NetBackup Datacenter SSO feature. Yes indicates that this drive is configured as a shared drive. No indicates that the drive is not a shared drive. |
Target |
The SCSI target number (or SCSI ID) (if the robot is connected to a Windows server). |
Writable |
Shows whether the volume currently mounted on this drive is write enabled. Yes indicates that the volume is write enabled. No indicates that the volume is write protected. A dash (-) in this column indicates that no volume is in the drive. |