Hi,
in my latest support case 02166061 I had some problems that were caused by bad tapes that weren't automatically retired. Of course I could manually retire them via the workaround described in tape-f29/retiring-tapes-t21667.html , but I'd like to have some kind of button like "Export" to mark a tape as "unusable" - I can only export only so many tapes at a time (limited amount of export slots) until I visit the off-site library the next time.
I know that "protect" already kind of does something like that, but "protected" is a different state than "broken" or "unusable"...
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Re: Feature request: Disable tapes
Hi einhirn,
Can you elaborate why your media was not detected as retired? Regarding your request – you would like to have an option to manually move tape media to retired system media pool, is that correct?
Can you elaborate why your media was not detected as retired? Regarding your request – you would like to have an option to manually move tape media to retired system media pool, is that correct?
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Re: Feature request: Disable tapes
I think it should be possible to move a tape to Retired media pool, using PowerShell or Move-VBRTapeMedium cmdlet to be more specific. Thanks.I know that "protect" already kind of does something like that, but "protected" is a different state than "broken" or unusable"...
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