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There was some kind of configuration needed on persistant binding SCSI Ids in HBAanywere and need to update tape driver.
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Hi Experts<br />
We have added New 6th Tape Drive into TS3310 IBM3576 Tape library and drive is visible on libarary web interface. <br />
Note: It has been addedd successfully into Logical LIbrary. Status: Online<br />
But on the Win2003 server where the library is connected to , doesn't show 6th drive under Device Managers.<br />
Application tape library will used for Netbackup 6.5
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Hi Experts
We have added New 6th Tape Drive into TS3310 IBM3576 Tape library and drive is visible on libarary web interface. 
Note: It has been addedd successfully into Logical LIbrary. Status: Online
But on the Win2003 server where the library is connected to , doesn't show 6th drive under Device Managers.
Application tape library will used for Netbackup 6.5

There was some kind of configuration needed on persistant binding SCSI Ids in HBAanywere and need to update tape driver.

How to add new tape drive in TS3310 tape library?

Hi Experts
We have added New 6th Tape Drive into TS3310 IBM3576 Tape library and drive is visible on libarary web interface. 
Note: It has been addedd successfully into Logical LIbrary. Status: Online
But on the Win2003 server where the library is connected to , doesn&#39;t show 6th drive under Device Managers.
Application tape library will used for Netbackup 6.5

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