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This will get me started for sure - thanx amit_g.<br />
I'm off to do some testing...it may be later this afternoon/tomorrow before I follow up and/or close this out...Thanx again! :^)
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This will get me started for sure - thanx amit_g.
I'm off to do some testing...it may be later this afternoon/tomorrow before I follow up and/or close this out...Thanx again! :^)

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I think Win32_TapeDrive may give me what I'm after....
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I think Win32_TapeDrive may give me what I'm after....

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Sorry 'bout that... forget to increase the points...thanx
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Sorry 'bout that... forget to increase the points...thanx

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Thanks :) There was no need to increase points though.<br />
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Which class in the end did you use?
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Thanks :) There was no need to increase points though.

Which class in the end did you use?

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Well, I'm trying to get info on the library, tape drive and IDs for both...so, I'm using Win32_TapeDrive and one of the SCSI for now...I forget where I found the library - but the link includes many places to look...so thanx.
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Well, I'm trying to get info on the library, tape drive and IDs for both...so, I'm using Win32_TapeDrive and one of the SCSI for now...I forget where I found the library - but the link includes many places to look...so thanx.

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I have a script that works fantastic in setting up an LTO backup device under Windows 2003.<br />
Only problem (well, haven't run across it yet, but want to provide for it, jic) is that I have to explicitly declare the port/id/lun.<br />
Is there a way that I can dynamically poll my scsi device for this information? (willing to increase points if there is...)
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I have a script that works fantastic in setting up an LTO backup device under Windows 2003.
Only problem (well, haven't run across it yet, but want to provide for it, jic) is that I have to explicitly declare the port/id/lun.
Is there a way that I can dynamically poll my scsi device for this information? (willing to increase points if there is...)

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