JW wrote:

>
> I am currently trying to use a Dell Powervault 114T tape drive with
> Netware 6.5sp5 and BE9.2. The drive is not recognized by BE. I'm
> wondering if this might be because BE considers this device a tape
> library. It is really just two single drives in the same chassis with
> no form of autoloader, but when running BEGATHER, I get the following
> lines in DCDIAG.FAX
>
> --------------------------- ROBOT.DAT ----------------------------
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
> Robot ID: 1
> Robot Guid: {00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}
> Robot State: 0
> Robot Flags: 0
> Robot Type: 1
> Robot Name: Stand-alone
> Robot Vendor:
> Robot Product:
> Robot FirmwareRev:
> Robot FirmwareNum:
> Robot SerialNum:
> BridgeGuid:
> RobotTarget(SCSI ID): -1
> RobotBus (HA) 0
> RobotLun: 0
> CreationDateTime: Fri Feb 9 14:01:32 2007
> Drive Count: 0
> Portal Count: 0
> Slot Count: 0
> First Slot Number: 0
> First Portal Number: 0
> First Drive Number: 0
> First Arm Number: 0
> Total Mounts: 0
> Total Mount Errors: 0
> Robot Features: 0
> Base Slot: 0
> Robot General Flags: 0
>
> Is this indicating that BE considers the device a "tape library" and
> is not recognizing it for licensing reasons?

The 114T isn't on the HCL:

http://support.veritas.com/docs/282348

The only way you'll be able to get BE to recognize it is to get it to
emulate as a 110T.

Besides what Chris says...

You will only be able to see one drive with BE and no LEO license. For
each additional drive you need another LEO license.

-Barry.