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you can refer this link<br />
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you can refer this link

http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/ltfsle/cust/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.storage.hollywood.doc%2Fltfs_adding_removing_ts3100_ts3200_tape_drives.html [http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/ltfsle/cust/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.storage.hollywood.doc%2Fltfs_adding_removing_ts3100_ts3200_tape_drives.html]

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According to the article the only thing that need to be performed is to uninstall and install the driver.<br />
As i checked the defined drive I am seeing that there is a serial number defined, which most probably it will be different for the new drive. Most probably it also need to be redefined or changed somehow.
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According to the article the only thing that need to be performed is to uninstall and install the driver.
As i checked the defined drive I am seeing that there is a serial number defined, which most probably it will be different for the new drive. Most probably it also need to be redefined or changed somehow.

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according to the contract that I was told by IBM , I need to replace the tape drive for our TS3200 library &nbsp;myself.<br />
Could you tell me how to perform it and if there are anything that need to be reconfigured in the TSM software.<br />
Because the wwn will be changed I also need to reconfigure my san zoning.
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according to the contract that I was told by IBM , I need to replace the tape drive for our TS3200 library  myself.
Could you tell me how to perform it and if there are anything that need to be reconfigured in the TSM software.
Because the wwn will be changed I also need to reconfigure my san zoning.

how to replace tape drive for library IBM TS3200

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