If the installation is o.k., NW - by default - will   -  eject a cartridge which has been filled   -  continue the backup or clone process of another appendable cartridge of the same pool. If such is not available and with the option 'Auto Media Management' enabled, NW will   -  as his first choice, touch a new cartridge (one that has never been written to). The purpose is to leave the written tapes untouched as long as possible for maximum data security.   -  as his next choice, he will re-use a recyclable media of the same pool.   -  as his last choice, he will use a recyclable media of another pool (only if the options 'recycle from/to other pools have been set appropriately). If NW cannot proceed automatically, you will notice an appropriate alert (Waiting for another writable media of pool ...) . However, the origin of this problem is not clear yet:   -  It could be that the configuration as (been) changed for whatever reason.   -  A new media is not available in the jukebox.   -  The option 'Auto Media Management' has been disabled.   -  A simple hardware/communication problem between NW and the jukebox has occurred.   -  Or something I did not mention so far. If the tape is not in use  you can of course set it to 'full' at any time (usually via the nsrmm command (nsrmm -o full volume). But this alone might not help. So to be able to help you, we must also know a little bit about your environment and the exact problem.  
good morning everyone I have an EMC Networker V8.2.1.0 for my backups.I had a configuration problem and I have a question about how to activate when the backup cartridge is full change to an empty cartridge in the libraries, what steps to follow would be to activate it?
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