Quantum DXi8500, User Manual

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Chapter 9: DXi8500 Configuration
OST
Quantum DXi8500 User’s Guide 333
Deleting an LSU
Delete an LSU if it is no longer needed. When you delete an LSU, all data
stored on the LSU is lost.
Note: If you deleted the LSU from Symantec NetBackup or Symantec
Backup Exec, you must wait several minutes before deleting the
LSU from the DXi8500.
To delete an LSU:
1 Select the LSU in the Logical Storage Unit List .
You cannot delete an LSU if it has more than zero currently active
connections. The number of active connections is displayed on the
LSU page (see Logical Storage Unit List on page 328).
Note: You can select multiple LSUs to delete at once.
2 (Optional) Select the Force Delete LSU check box to delete LSUs
that are not empty.
Normally, you cannot delete an LSU if it contains existing backup
images. If for some reason you cannot remove files from the LSU,
selecting the Force Delete LSU check box allows you to delete the
LSU even though it is not empty.
3
Click
Delete
.
Manage Users
The Manage Users page allows you to create and manage local
authenticated users for use with OST. After you create the OST user
credentials, enter them in the backup application to authenticate OST
devices on the media server. When using OST Automatic Image
Replication (AIR), the remote user credentials specified on the source
DXi must match the local user credentials on the target (remote) DXi.
To access the
Manage Users
page, on the
OST
page, click the
Manage
Users tab (see Figure 184 ).