EMC NetWorker customer has an autochanger with four LTO-3 tape drives, and one advanced file
type device. All devices are configured on a single EMC NetWorker server. Two drives are
dynamically shared with an EMC NetWorker storage node. One of the shared drives suffers a
mechanical failure and is disabled.
How many nsrmmd processes are now running on the EMC NetWorker server?

What is a recommendation to make more space available when the file system containing an
AFTD becomes full?

What happens when an EMC NetWorker file type device becomes full while backups are running?

An EMC NetWorker administrator has two LTO-4 tape drives configured on an EMC NetWorker
server. One of the two tape drives is dynamically shared with an EMC NetWorker storage node.
The other tape drive is statically assigned to the EMC NetWorker server. The shared drive stops
functioning on the EMC NetWorker server but continues to function on the storage node.
How many nsrmmd are now running on the storage node?

What is a characteristic of an EMC NetWorker advanced file type device?

In EMC NetWorker, what happens when the high watermark is reached on an AFTD being
managed by the stage resource?

What happens when an EMC NetWorker AFTD becomes full while backups are running?

An EMC NetWorker backup client contains 650 GB of data in 750,000 files and is presently being
backed up by an EMC NetWorker server-to-storage node with six tape drives connected via Fibre
Channel. Analysis has determined that the storage node and SAN connections to the tape drive
are not impacting performance. What is the recommended method for backing up this client?

Which combination of simultaneous backups and recoveries is supported when using an

advanced file type device in EMC NetWorker?

A customer is adding new tape devices to an EMC NetWorker server. The command is issued to
scan for devices but does not find the new devices.
What is the most likely cause?