Hi Bob,
If you are planning to overwrite whatever tape is in the drive at the time
of the backup, then you will want to use the /um switch. Please note that
you must use the /p switch with /um.
Please see the "unmanaged" section of the following article.
239892 How to Schedule Unattended Backups Using a Stand-Alone Tape Library
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=239892
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Jaysen Buffington MCSE
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Microsoft Setup Support
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What parameter should be used to perform a scheduled
backup to the media that is in the drive. I overwrite the
same tape every night on this particular server but it is
saying that it can not find any available media.
Thanks
Bob
