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Hi,<br />
I am configuring a Server to be used as my Backup server it is running Windows 2003 SP2 and has all the latest patches and updates. <br />
For backup software I am running Symantec Backup Exec Windows Servers 12<br />
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The Tape library is a Quantum px502 hooked to the server via Fiber using a Emulex 9802 PCI-X card.<br />
in Device Manager the Emulex 9802 appears to be configure correctly, however the Tape Library is showing up under Medium Changers - Unknown medium Changers, &nbsp;I have tried the quantum drivers and updated Backup Exec to see if either drivers will work. &nbsp;But no dice.<br />
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I feels as if I am overlooking something as this should be a simple setup...<br />
any thoughts or advice is much appreciated!<br />
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Thanks in advance,<br />
G<br />
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Hi,
I am configuring a Server to be used as my Backup server it is running Windows 2003 SP2 and has all the latest patches and updates. 
For backup software I am running Symantec Backup Exec Windows Servers 12

The Tape library is a Quantum px502 hooked to the server via Fiber using a Emulex 9802 PCI-X card.
in Device Manager the Emulex 9802 appears to be configure correctly, however the Tape Library is showing up under Medium Changers - Unknown medium Changers,  I have tried the quantum drivers and updated Backup Exec to see if either drivers will work.  But no dice.

I feels as if I am overlooking something as this should be a simple setup...
any thoughts or advice is much appreciated!

Thanks in advance,
G

 

Problems with Backup Exec 12, Quantum PX502 - using direct Fiber Channel

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