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Chapter 2 Operating the Library
2.8 Viewing Status Information

FUJITSU Storage ETERNUS LT260 Tape Library User’s Guide -Panel Operation-

Copyright 2016 FUJITSU LIMITED

P3AM-8802-04ENZ0

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IPv4 settings

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DHCP
When Enabled, the library requests an IP address from a DHCP server each time the library is powered on.

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Address
IP address in use by the library. If DHCP is enabled, this address was obtained from the DHCP server. When
DHCP is not enabled, the address was configured.

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Netmask
The network mask of the library controller used when DHCP is not enabled.

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Gateway
The gateway used when DHCP is not enabled.

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DNS 1

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DNS 2

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IPv6 settings

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Stateless
When Enabled, the device will generate an address for itself based on the routing information obtained
from a router advertisement and the MAC address. The device can manage up to five global addresses at
the same time, which can be assigned from different routers.

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Static
When Enabled, the library will use a statically-configured address.

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Address
The IPv6 address when Static Addressing Enabled is On.

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Summary of Contents for ETERNUS LT260

Page 1: ...FUJITSU Storage ETERNUS LT260 Tape Library User s Guide Panel Operation P3AM 8802 04ENZ0 ...

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Page 3: ...lly review the information outlined in this manual Fourth Edition January 2016 LTO the LTO Logo Linear Tape Open Ultrium and the Ultrium logo are trademarks of HP IBM Corp and Quantum in the U S and other countries All SPARC trademarks are used under license and are trademarks or registered trademarks of SPARC Interna tional Inc in the United States and other countries Microsoft Windows and Intern...

Page 4: ... symbols their levels of caution and their meanings as used in this manual The following symbols are used to indicate the type of warnings or cautions being described WARNING This symbol indicates the possibility of serious or fatal injury if the LT260 is not used properly CAUTION This symbol indicates the possibility of minor or moderate personal injury as well as damage to the LT260 and or to ot...

Page 5: ...lug The black Must Do disk indicates actions that must be taken The required action is both illustrated inside the black disk and written above it e g Unplug Warning Level Indicator Warning Type Indicator Warning Details To avoid damaging the LT260 pay attention to the following points when cleaning the LT260 Make sure to disconnect the power when cleaning Be careful that no liquid seeps into the ...

Page 6: ...0 Tape Library User s Guide Panel Operation Copyright 2016 FUJITSU LIMITED P3AM 8802 04ENZ0 6 Abbreviations Used in This Manual LT260 refers to the FUJITSU Storage ETERNUS LT260 Tape Library Trademark symbols such as and are omitted in this manual ...

Page 7: ...2 2 5 1 Using the Initial Configuration Wizard 22 2 5 2 Saving Restoring and Resetting the Library Configuration 23 2 5 3 Configuring the Date and Time Format 25 2 5 4 Configuring Media Barcode Compatibility Checking 28 2 5 5 Configuring Allow Unlabeled Media Setting 29 2 5 6 Configuring License Key Handing 30 2 5 7 Configuring the RMI Timeout Setting 32 2 5 8 Configuring the Library Network Setti...

Page 8: ...botic to the Base Module 61 2 7 Operating the Library 62 2 7 1 Moving Media 62 2 7 2 Opening the Mailslot 63 2 7 3 Opening a Magazine 64 2 7 4 Cleaning a Tape Drive 65 2 7 5 Rescanning the Cartridge Inventory 66 2 7 6 Forcing a Drive to Eject a Cartridge 67 2 8 Viewing Status Information 68 2 8 1 Viewing Library and Module Status 68 2 8 2 Using Inventory Lists 71 2 8 3 Using Inventory Graphical Vi...

Page 9: ...SMTP 37 Figure 2 17 Tape drive settings 39 Figure 2 18 Enabling or disabling mailslots 41 Figure 2 19 Setting re lock time 42 Figure 2 20 User accounts settings 46 Figure 2 21 Enabling SSL SSH 47 Figure 2 22 System test 48 Figure 2 23 Slot to slot test 49 Figure 2 24 Element to element test 49 Figure 2 25 Position test 51 Figure 2 26 Wellness test 52 Figure 2 27 Robotic test 53 Figure 2 28 OCP tes...

Page 10: ... 48 Inventory graphical view display status 74 Figure 2 49 Inventory graphical view display error status 75 Figure 2 50 Partition map graphical view 75 Figure 2 51 Partition map graphical view display partition information 76 Figure 2 52 Partition map graphical view display drive information 77 Figure 2 53 Using partition map configuration status 78 Figure 2 54 Drive status 79 Figure 2 55 Network ...

Page 11: ...UJITSU Storage ETERNUS LT260 Tape Library User s Guide Panel Operation Copyright 2016 FUJITSU LIMITED P3AM 8802 04ENZ0 11 List of Tables Table 2 1 Status icons 16 Table 2 2 Front panel LED indicators 16 ...

Page 12: ...e panel hosts a dedicated protected Internet site that displays a graphical representation of the library Except of top menus operating menu tree are displayed on the right pane The operator panel and remote panel are similar in design and functionality 1 1 1 Overview of the Operator Panel The operator panel is positioned on the center of the front panel It is possible to perform operations such a...

Page 13: ...3 Initialization window Initialization is started when the library is turned on In the initialization window the progress status of the library initializing are displayed Figure 1 1 Initialization window Login window When initialization operation ends the login window is displayed on the operator panel If the screen saver is on please tap the screen Figure 1 2 Login window ...

Page 14: ...ask and the gateway so that the remote panel can be used Specify the following URL on a Web browser after performing the settings or The following window is displayed when the LT260 is connected Figure 1 3 Remote panel starting window The recommended environment for the remote panel is as follows Web browser Microsoft Internet Explorer Mozilla Firefox Google Chrome Safari Cookies and Java Script a...

Page 15: ...ary Main Screen page 19 for details The library main screen is organized into the following regions Top banner Contains the home button and displays the overall status and information about the library and user Left pane Displays the library identity and module status Center pane Provides access to operate and configure the library and to view additional status information Right pane remote panel ...

Page 16: ...tors The green Status OK icon indicates that the library is fully operational and that no user interaction is required The yellow exclamation point Status Warning icon indicates that user attention is necessary but that the device can still perform most operations The red X Status Error icon indicates that user intervention is required and that the device is not capable of performing some operatio...

Page 17: ...he operator panel This can be done with the Initial Configuration Wizard See 2 5 1 Using the Initial Configuration Wizard page 22 To start the remote panel open the latest version of a supported HTML browser and enter the IP address of the library in the browser s address bar Supported browsers include Internet Explorer version 9 or later is rec ommended Firefox Chrome and Safari 2 3 Logging into ...

Page 18: ... to all functionality except for the log configuration and Service features service Access to this user is by Service personnel only The service password is set at the factory The same service password is used for the remote panel and operator panel Both the administrator and service passwords are required for a service person to enter the service area security In addition to the functions that ar...

Page 19: ... The library main screen is organized into the following regions Top banner Contains the home button and displays the overall status and information about the library and user Left pane Displays the library identity and module status Center pane Provides access to operate and configure the library and to view additional status information Right pane remote panel only Displays a log of recent event...

Page 20: ...splay the event ticket log The red circle X Status Error icon indicates that user intervention is required and the library is not capable of performing some operations Click the icon to display the event ticket log Status The status of the library robotic Idle The library robotic is ready to perform an action Moving The library robotic is moving a cartridge Scanning The library robotic is performi...

Page 21: ... are numbered based on their location in the physical library The bottom module is Module 1 The base module is annotated with Base Drive Status The number of drives installed in the module and the health of each drive Click or tap on the drive to display drive configuration and status information in the center pane A black square indicates that the drive is fully operational and that no user inter...

Page 22: ...rary See 2 5 Configuring the Library page 22 Maintenance Administrator user only Click or tap to access maintenance functions See 2 6 Maintaining the Library page 48 Operation Administrator user only Click or tap to access operation functions See 2 7 Operating the Library page 62 Status Click or tap to access status information See 2 8 Viewing Status Information page 68 2 5 Configuring the Library...

Page 23: ...ule con troller When the library is configured or set after purchasing the LT260 or when the library configuration or setting is changed during operation make sure to save the library configuration settings as a file The saved library configuration setting file can be restored in the library using the operator panel or the remote panel Keep the latest library configuration setting file in a safe l...

Page 24: ... from a USB device copy the configuration file you want to restore onto the USB device and remove any other configuration files from the USB device 2 Navigate to the Configuration System Save Restore Configuration screen 3 If you will be restoring the configuration file from a USB device on the library insert the USB flash drive containing the configuration file into one of the USB ports on the ba...

Page 25: ...em Date and Time Format screen 2 5 3 1 Setting the Time Zone Procedure 1 Click Time Zone A list of continents countries and regions is displayed When an item proceeded with for example US is selected a submenu is displayed in the next column Resetting the list of known drives and modules will cause the library to re discover only the drives and modules that are physically present This operation wi...

Page 26: ... zone list as necessary until a location with the appropriate time zone is visible 3 Select a location with the appropriate time zone 4 Click Submit End of procedure 2 5 3 2 Setting the Date and Time Format Procedure 1 Click Date Time Format Figure 2 5 Date Time format 2 Select a time format 3 Select a date format For example July 30 2013 is displayed as DD MM YYYY 30 07 2013 MM DD YYYY 07 30 2013...

Page 27: ... Click Submit End of procedure 2 5 3 3 Setting the Date and Time Procedure 1 Click Set Date Time Figure 2 6 Set date time 2 Enter time and date information Manual Input Enter time and date information directly Automatic Input Click Now The time and date information is entered automatically by the synchronization to the computer running the remote panel 3 Click Submit End of procedure ...

Page 28: ...nter the SNTP server address 4 Click Submit End of procedure 2 5 4 Configuring Media Barcode Compatibility Checking From the Configuration System Media Barcode Compatibility Check screen you can enable or disable the barcode media ID check Figure 2 8 Media barcode compatibility check When Barcode Media ID Restriction is enabled the library will only allow appropriate tape cartridges to be loaded i...

Page 29: ...e to detect cartridges without barcode label within the inventory scan This function enables the library to detect and use cartridges unlabeled or difficult to read labels To enable detection of cartridges unlabeled or difficult to read labels navigate to Configuration System Allow Unlabeled Media Procedure 1 Set the checkbox 2 Click Submit Figure 2 9 Allow unlabeled media End of procedure It is s...

Page 30: ...ight 2016 FUJITSU LIMITED P3AM 8802 04ENZ0 30 2 5 6 Configuring License Key Handing To add or delete a license key navigate to the System License Key Handling screen Figure 2 10 License key handing Add a license key Procedure 1 Enter license key The license key needs to have a length of 15 characters 2 Click Add License End of procedure ...

Page 31: ...Panel Operation Copyright 2016 FUJITSU LIMITED P3AM 8802 04ENZ0 31 Delete license key s The button for deleting license key s is only available on Service level Procedure 1 Click Delete License Key s Figure 2 11 Delete license key End of procedure Clicking the Delete License Key s button will delete all license keys ...

Page 32: ...e Panel Operation Copyright 2016 FUJITSU LIMITED P3AM 8802 04ENZ0 32 2 5 7 Configuring the RMI Timeout Setting To set the timeout for the remote panel and operator panel navigate to the System RMI Timeout screen Procedure 1 Select timeout value 5 or 30 Minutes 2 Click Submit Figure 2 12 RMI timeout End of procedure ...

Page 33: ...tion Network screen 2 Configure or update the Host Name and Domain Name The remote panel URL is Host Name Domain Name 3 Select the Internet protocol to use for the library 4 Configure the settings for the selected Internet protocol To have the library obtain an Internet address from a DHCP server select the DHCP or Stateless method 5 Click Submit End of procedure Use Reset internal IP Range in cas...

Page 34: ...rotocol which allows applications to manage the device The library supports both SNMP configuration and SNMP traps Figure 2 14 SNMP SNMP Enabled When checked the library can be managed by computers listed in the SNMP Target IP Addresses field Community Name A string used to match the SNMP management station and library It must be set to the same name on both the management station and the library ...

Page 35: ...s are sent SNMP Targets List of configured SNMP targets To add an SNMP target or edit information for an SNMP target Procedure 1 Click Edit for the appropriate SNMP target When adding an SNMP target click Edit next to a target without an IP Hostname 2 Enter the target IP address or hostname 3 Enter the port 4 Select the SNMP version 5 Enter the SNMP community string for the target 6 Click Submit E...

Page 36: ... LT260 Tape Library User s Guide Panel Operation Copyright 2016 FUJITSU LIMITED P3AM 8802 04ENZ0 36 To clear SNMPv3 Options Procedure 1 Click Clear SNMPv3 Options To confirm that you want to clear the SNMPv3 Options click Yes Figure 2 15 SNMPv3 2 Click the Yes button End of procedure ...

Page 37: ...er Protocol functionality and configure E mail notification of library events The library must have network access to an SMTP server Figure 2 16 SMTP SMTP Enabled Check to enable SMTP When checked the remaining configurations are active Notification Level The types of events for which the library should send E mail Inactive No events are sent Critical Only critical events are sent Warnings Only cr...

Page 38: ...nfigure a custom port To Email Address The address to receive the reported events for example firstname lastname example com Only one email address can be configured Mailer Name Name of the sender of the E mail Email Subject Subject line for the E mail message Emailer Address Return address to use for the E mail message Authentication Required When checked a username and password are required to a...

Page 39: ... the library up beginning with one The drive currently hosting the SCSI communication for the library is designated with LUN Serial Number The serial number assigned to the tape drive by the library This serial number is reported to host applica tions The serial number cannot be modified This is not the serial number assigned to the drive by the manufacturer the serial number assigned by the manuf...

Page 40: ...y installed on the drive Manufacturer S N The serial number assigned to the drive when it was manufactured Use this serial number when working with your Service Power On Checked when the drive is powered on Port configuration FC only Drive port configuration Speed The currently selected speed The default is Automatic Port Type Automatic Loop Enables selection of the Addressing Mode Fabric Addressi...

Page 41: ... disabled To change the state click the button for the mailslot and then click Submit Slots not enabled as mailslots are available as storage slots Figure 2 18 Enabling or disabling mailslots The mailslot and magazine automatic re lock duration can be selected Procedure 1 Selection duration 30 seconds default or 5 minutes 2 Click Submit To configure the number of barcode characters to report to th...

Page 42: ...a mailslot If a partition does not have a mailslot the magazine must be accessed to import or export cartridges Opening a magazine takes the library off line Although the mailslot magazine is shared between partitions the mailslot elements are assigned individ ually to partitions Wizards guide you through the partition configuration process The wizards are only accessible from the remote panel Bas...

Page 43: ...r of partitions 5 Select the number of barcode characters reported to the host application This option provides interchange compatibility with libraries with more limited barcode reading capa bilities The maximum length is 15 and the default is 8 This configuration will apply to all partitions 6 Select whether to report the barcode characters from the left or right end of the barcode label to the ...

Page 44: ...e for the partition 3 Select the number of barcode characters reported to the host application This option provides interchange compatibility with libraries with more limited barcode reading capa bilities The maximum length is 15 and the default is 8 This configuration will apply to all partitions You can use the Expert Partition Wizard to adjust the allocation of resources after creating the part...

Page 45: ...ots screen use the and buttons to assign mailslots to the new partition and then click Next Individual mailslot elements cannot be shared between partitions Importing or exporting cartridges in a partition without an assigned mailslot will require magazine access which will take the library off line 9 In the Assign Drives screen use the and buttons to assign drives to the new partition and then cl...

Page 46: ...2 5 15 Configuring Passwords for User Accounts From the Configuration User Accounts screen you can set the password for the user or administrator accounts Select the user and then enter the new password twice The password must contain 8 16 characters which can include upper and lower case letters numbers and special characters Figure 2 20 User accounts settings user The user account allows access ...

Page 47: ... Restricted Remote Management Interface RMI Login checkbox If the restriction mode is enabled the administrator and the security are not allowed to login via the remote panel The administrator has to disable the restriction mode by logging into the operator panel Only the administrator is allowed to set and reset the restricted the remote panel login Allow magazine and mailslot access The administ...

Page 48: ...he test If the test is canceled the library will return the cartridge to its original slot The library will not move cleaning cartridges during the test The test operates over the whole library and does not take into account partition configuration During the test the library is off line To run the system test navigate to the Maintenance Library Tests System Test screen select the number of cycles...

Page 49: ...es and click Start Test Figure 2 23 Slot to slot test 2 6 1 3 Element to Element Test The element to element test moves a selected cartridge to a selected slot or tape drive and then returns it to the original slot You can select the number of times to move the selected cartridge to the destination location and back The element to element test is intended to show that the library is operating corr...

Page 50: ... list To select from a subset of the cartridges a Click Filter On b Enter characters into the search box and then click Search The Source Elements list is updated to only include cartridges with a barcode label including the search characters 3 Select a location from the Destination Elements list 4 Select the number of cycles 5 Click Start Test End of procedure 2 6 1 4 Position Test The position t...

Page 51: ...25 Position test To run the position test Procedure 1 Navigate to the Maintenance Library Tests Position Test screen 2 Select a cell from the Source Elements list To select from a subset of the cell a Click Filter On b Enter characters into the search box and then click Search The Source Elements list is updated to only include cartridges with a barcode label including the search characters ...

Page 52: ...ck Motor Test Move Media Test Running the test requires at least one drive and one tape carting in the library After the test has been started the Stop Test button is active Clicking the button will abort the wellness test but not before the current partial test has been completed The test operates over the whole library and does not take into account partition configuration During the test the li...

Page 53: ... the robotic test navigate to the Maintenance Library Tests Robotic Test screen then click Start Test Figure 2 27 Robotic test 2 6 1 7 Operator Panel Test and Calibration To test or calibrate the operator panel navigate to the Maintenance Library Tests Operator Panel Test screen select the operation and then click Start Follow the instructions on the screen Figure 2 28 OCP test LED test Illuminate...

Page 54: ... Log Records library error and warning events Information Log Records library information warnings Configuration Log Records configuration changes If Close all open tickets is clicked all the logs that are being displayed become hidden After the Include closed tickets checkbox is selected the logs that were hidden by clicking Close Ticket or Close all open tickets are also displayed Figure 2 29 Vi...

Page 55: ...ITED P3AM 8802 04ENZ0 55 DD MM YYYY The date displayed as Day Month Year HH MM SS The time displayed as Hour Minute Second After the log that is being displayed is clicked the detailed information is displayed Figure 2 30 Detailed view example for logs After Close Ticket is clicked this log is hidden After Close is clicked the detailed view screen is closed ...

Page 56: ...des System Firmware screen Figure 2 31 Upgrades system firmware To update library firmware from the remote panel click Browse and select the firmware file from the local computer To update the library firmware from the operator panel Procedure 1 Copy the firmware file to the USB thumb drive 2 Insert the USB thumb drive into the USB port on the front of the library The library detects the USB thumb...

Page 57: ...ote panel Each drive will only accept appropriate firmware To see the firmware version currently installed on the drives navigate to the Status Drive Status screen Figure 2 32 Upgrades drive firmware To update drive firmware from the remote panel Procedure 1 Navigate to the Maintenance Software Upgrades Drive Firmware screen The tape drives are organized by drive type 2 Expand the appropriate driv...

Page 58: ...ems are displayed in the list of drive logs Drive The drive number Drives are numbered starting with one from the physical bottom of the library to the top Type The drive form factor half height and interface Firmware The current drive firmware version Serial The drive serial number Unit The module containing the tape drive Partition The logical library or partition associated with the tape drive ...

Page 59: ... tape drive is in the following list LT26ASHE LT26ASHL LTO 5 SAS HH drive option LT26AFHE LT26AFHL LTO 5 FC HH drive option 2 Displayed if the model name of the tape drive is in the following list LT26BSKE LT26BSKL LTO 6 SAS HH drive option I LT26BFKE LT26BFKL LTO 6 FC HH drive option I LT26BSME LT26BSML LTO 7 SAS HH drive option I LT26BFME LT26BFML LTO 7 FC HH drive option I 3 Check the drive and...

Page 60: ...on Copyright 2016 FUJITSU LIMITED P3AM 8802 04ENZ0 60 2 6 8 Drive Reboot From the Maintenance Drive Reboot screen you can reboot the drives Only one drive can be selected for reboot Procedure 1 Select the drive you want to reboot Figure 2 36 Drive reboot 2 Click Yes on the dialog popup to start the reboot process End of procedure ...

Page 61: ...gle the status Figure 2 37 UID LED control 2 6 10 Moving the Robotic to the Base Module Before extending a module from the rack the robotic assembly must return to its park position in the base module Under normal circumstances when the library is powered off using the front power button the robot automatically parks and locks into the base module behind the operator panel After powering off the l...

Page 62: ...slots and storage slots that do not contain a tape cartridge Tape drives are listed at the top of each element list and listed in the order of their drive numbers Tape drives are numbered from the physical bottom of the library starting with Drive 1 Slots are listed in the order of the slot numbers Slots are numbered m s where m is the module number and s is the slot within the module 2 7 1 1 Filt...

Page 63: ...ee the status and unlock any enabled mailslots in the library Figure 2 40 Open mailslot To open a mailslot click Open for the appropriate mailslot The library will release the lock You can then pull the mailslot out of the library to access the mailslot The mailslot must be enabled before it can be opened and the mailslot will relock after 30 seconds To enable a mailslot or to change the relock ti...

Page 64: ... Open Magazine screen you can unlock any magazines Figure 2 41 Open magazine To unlock a magazine click Open for the magazine The library will release the lock You can then open the door and pull the magazine out of the library to access the storage slots Opening a magazine will take the library off line The magazines will relock after 30 seconds To change the relock time see 2 5 12 Enabling or Di...

Page 65: ... page 42 and 5 5 1 Auto Cleaning Function in FUJITSU Storage ETERNUS LT260 Tape Library Overview Figure 2 42 Clean drive Procedure 1 Select a cleaning cartridge from the Source Elements list The library uses the barcode label to identify cleaning cartridges If no cleaning cartridges are available load one into a mailslot or magazine slot 2 Select the tape drive to be cleaned from the Destination E...

Page 66: ...ight 2016 FUJITSU LIMITED P3AM 8802 04ENZ0 66 2 7 5 Rescanning the Cartridge Inventory To have the library rescan the cartridges navigate to the Operation Rescan screen and click Rescan The library will change to Scanning status and will be unavailable to perform other operations until the scan is complete Figure 2 43 Rescan inventory ...

Page 67: ...forming this option it is recommended that you attempt to eject the tape using the backup soft ware or library move media operation While a drive is being force ejected a window indicating the process is ongoing should appear No operations will be available until the force eject completes Figure 2 44 Force drive media eject Procedure 1 Navigate to the Operation Force Drive Media Eject screen 2 Sel...

Page 68: ...8802 04ENZ0 68 2 8 Viewing Status Information To access the status area from the Home screen click or tap Status 2 8 1 Viewing Library and Module Status Summary information and status is displayed in the top banner and left side bar For additional library mod ule configuration and status information navigate to the Status Library Status screen Figure 2 45 Library status ...

Page 69: ...led and installed with the library firmware Barcode Reader Firmware Revision Version of the currently installed barcode reader firmware The barcode reader firmware is bundled and installed with the library firmware Library Status Library Status Idle The library robotic is ready to perform an action Moving The library robotic is moving a cartridge Scanning The library robotic is performing an inven...

Page 70: ... board currently installed in the module Left Drive Power Board Status Status of the drive power board DC DC converter for the top three half height drive slots in the module Right Drive Power Board Status Status of the drive power board DC DC converter for the lower three half height drive slots in the module Power Supply Status Displays the status of power redundancy Lower Upper Power Supply Fan...

Page 71: ...tridge stored in the element To see the elements organized by module from Status navigate to Cartridge Inventory List View To see the elements organized by logical library or partition from Status navigate to Partition map List View Figure 2 46 Inventory list In the Inventory List you can see Module The module number Slot The slot number in the form module slot where module is the module number an...

Page 72: ... and then click Search The characters can be anywhere in the barcode label The search characters are not case sensitive There are no wildcards End of procedure To disable filtering click Filter Off Listing Just Drives or Cartridges To limit the list to tape drives click Drives To limit the list to cartridges click Cartridges To see all elements click Partition or Slots Viewing Elements by Group Wh...

Page 73: ...lements such as slots and tape drives with information about the cartridge stored in the element To see the elements organized by module from Status navigate to Cartridge Inventory Graphical View To see the elements organized by logical library or partition from Status navigate to Partition Map Graphical View Inventory Graphical View To see the elements with the graphical view from Status navigate...

Page 74: ...O generation of drive and format Half Height Drive The drive number Serial Serial number of the drive Slot The slot number in the form module slot where module is the module number and slot is the slot number Barcode Barcode data on label Generation LTO generation of cartridge Partition The partition number Media Loads The number of media loads Encryption Indicates whether data on this media is en...

Page 75: ...9 Inventory graphical view display error status 2 8 4 Partition Map Graphical View To see the elements organized by logical library or partition from Status navigate to Partition Map Graphical View The graphical view of the partition map displays for every magazine the according partition number Magazine which can be configured as mailslot magazine displays single slots In case they are configured...

Page 76: ...isplayed Figure 2 51 Partition map graphical view display partition information Name Partition name Barcode Barcode orientation Media Removal Indicates whether media removal is allowed or prevented by the host Key Manager Type Encryption type Partition S N Serial number of the partition Drive Count Number of drives in this partition Slot Count Number of slots in this partition Media Count Number o...

Page 77: ...w display drive information Drive LTO generation of drive and format Half Height Drive The drive number Serial Serial number of the drive Partition The partition number If a cartridge is loaded in this drive additional information about the cartridge is displayed such as Barcode Barcode data on label Generation LTO generation of cartridge Partition The partition number Media Loads The number of me...

Page 78: ...ation of a partition the elements and their status from Status navigate to Partition Map Configuration Status Figure 2 53 Using partition map configuration status In the configuration status list you can see Partition Number The partition number Partition Name The partition name Partition S N The partition serial number Number of Drives Number of drives in this partition Number of Slots Number of ...

Page 79: ...el Alignment Rep to Host Barcode alignment reported to the host Auto Clean Indicates whether automatic cleaning of drives is enabled or disabled Key Manager Type Encryption type Active Control Path Drive LUN drive for this partition 2 8 6 Viewing Drive Status In the Status Drive Status screen you can see the configuration and status of each drive installed in the library Figure 2 54 Drive status ...

Page 80: ...tus In the Status Network Status screen you can see the network configuration and status Figure 2 55 Network status In the Status Network screen you can see Host Name Library hostname Domain Name Protocol IPV4 or IPv6 MAC Address A unique identifier for the library controller network interface Link Status Enabled or disabled Link Speed Speed of the Ethernet connection to the library Duplex Enabled...

Page 81: ... When DHCP is not enabled the address was configured Netmask The network mask of the library controller used when DHCP is not enabled Gateway The gateway used when DHCP is not enabled DNS 1 DNS 2 IPv6 settings Stateless When Enabled the device will generate an address for itself based on the routing information obtained from a router advertisement and the MAC address The device can manage up to fi...

Page 82: ...U LIMITED P3AM 8802 04ENZ0 82 2 8 8 Viewing Security Status In the Status Security screen the encryption status of the library is displayed in a list For details on the displayed contents of the Key Management Function Option refer to FUJITSU Storage ETER NUS LT260 Tape Library Key Management Function Option User s Guide Figure 2 56 Viewing security status ...

Page 83: ...th the utmost attention to detail However Fujitsu shall assume no responsibility for any operational problems as the result of errors omissions or the use of information in this manual Fujitsu assumes no liability for damages to third party copyrights or other rights arising from the use of any information in this manual The content of this manual may not be reproduced or distributed in part or in...

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