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SteveW
Hi,
I've just got a replacement tape drive for my w2k server. I am new to SCSI
config, and I don't understand about SCSI ID numbers. Should I set the new
tape ID to be the same as the replacement? Or should it be different?
I am a bit confused because the ID of the old one was 0, and the ID of a
SCSI disk in the server also appears to be 0. Do I need to confirm this, if
so which is the best way to view the SCSI IDs? I was looking in Device
Manager.
I can give the new tape drive an ID from 0 to 15. Does it matter what the ID
is as long as its unique?
Thanks
Steve
I've just got a replacement tape drive for my w2k server. I am new to SCSI
config, and I don't understand about SCSI ID numbers. Should I set the new
tape ID to be the same as the replacement? Or should it be different?
I am a bit confused because the ID of the old one was 0, and the ID of a
SCSI disk in the server also appears to be 0. Do I need to confirm this, if
so which is the best way to view the SCSI IDs? I was looking in Device
Manager.
I can give the new tape drive an ID from 0 to 15. Does it matter what the ID
is as long as its unique?
Thanks
Steve