> 
> Thank for reply to my message. I found the solution to this problem. It 
> was the drive mapping in Networker. Since my tape drives connect to host 
> via a FC Bridge, host discovers tape devices in a random order. This 
> sometimes results in device mapping in the wrong order. On Solaris once 
> device handles have been created the mapping of device names to physical 
> SCSI address will not change. So, we must ensure the tapes devices have 
> correct device files associated the them for use in Networker.
> 
> - Solution: for host to map devices in the right order, we need to turn 
> on one device at the time. The process is as follows:

It's also possible to modify the /etc/path_to_inst file and change the
"st" instance numbers around and reconfigure.   

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