To enable or disable the TSM device driver, ADSMSCSI, use the tsmscsi command. After you enable the device driver, you can start it by rebooting the client system.
To enable the device driver you would use:
tsmscsi /enable
You will receive a message similar to the following:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |TSM Optical support is enabled on SANCLIENT. | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Or
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |TSM Windows 2000 / Optical support is enabled on SANCLIENT. | | | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
tsmscsi /disable
You will receive a message similar to the following:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |TSM Optical support is disabled on SANCLIENT. | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
To determine the device driver's status, enter the command without a parameter:
tsmscsi
The system responds with a message such as the following:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |TSM Windows 2000 / Optical support is disabled on SANCLIENT. | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
With no parameters, the command displays the current state of the device driver. The complete syntax of the command is:
>>-tsmscsi--+------------------------------+---+----------+---+-----------+--> '-/computer--=--computer_name--' +-/enable--+ '-/localw2k-' +-/disable-+ '-/?-------' >--------------------------------------------------------------><
The parameters are:
Windows NT |
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To start the device driver on Windows NT, you can also do the following:
In some circumstances, you may need to ensure that the Windows device driver is disabled. Do the following:
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