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Did you try using nsrcap instead of the GUI or nsradmin? nsrcap -c <enabler_code> You cannot remove the base enabler from either GUI or nsradmin.

Sorry, but you are going to have rebuild your NetWorker Jukebox. There is no other way to add additional devices when you are using AlphaStor.

Meyer8458, I did install the drivers. No problems. I was working at another site that also had IBM drivers, but guess what? They exhibited the same problem!! I have spoken with Legato Support - they told me that they have had problems reported with both the IBM and the native drivers. So...

Have you installed the IBM LTO2 Drivers? I am facing a similiar problem (but on Solaris). I am using the native Solaris drivers, and have been told by a consultant that I need to use the IBM LTO2 Solaris drivers.

In order to backup the indexes and create a bootstrap, I have created a bootstrap group with every client a member of the group and run the following savegrp from cron: savegrp -O -l full bootstrap This causes a full backup of the indexes and creates a full bootstrap. If you run savegrp -O...

We are currently bringing up a W2K server running 6.1.1 with SDLT drives. So far the W2K and NT 4.0 clients are functioning fine. The SAN nodes are backing up at rates varying from 13-20 Mb/sec. The network clients are getting between 1.5-5 Mb/sec.

We have encountered a problem as follows: W2K Legato Server with 6.1.1 W2K clients with SAN Storage Nodes. AIX 4.3.3 clients clients with SAN storage nodes. Compaq Super DLTs. We are using Dynamic Drive Sharing. I can label tapes on either the Legato server or on either the AIX or W2K SAN...