Quantum Scalar i6000, User Manual

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Chapter 9: Extended Data Lifecycle Management
Viewing EDLM Test Sessions and Report Details
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Table 31 displays the following information about the test sessions:
Table 31 EDLM Test Sessions
2 In the Select Time Range field, select the range of time for test
sessions that you want displayed. The time range is based on the
start time of the test session. Choose one of the following:
• Last Week — Test sessions that were run in the last seven days.
• Last Month — Test sessions that were run in the last month.
• Last 3 Months — Test sessions that were run in the last three
months.
Item Description
Session ID The session identifier, a unique number assigned to each test session that was
run.
Start Time The date and time the test session was started.
Finish Time The date and time the test session completed. If the test session has not yet
completed, “In Progress” displays. If the test session was paused, “Paused”
displays.
Results A summary of results for all media tested in the session. The reported values
include the number of tapes scanned (in parentheses) for each result obtained.
Note: To view results for individual tapes in the session, click a test session row
to highlight it, and then click the Details button.
Results are the following:
•
Good — The tape is good.
• Bad — The tape is bad.
• Suspect — The tape is possibly unreliable or defective.
• Untested — The tape could not be fully scanned, for various reasons,
including: incompatible or unknown media type; tape could not be loaded;
tape is encrypted but the data encryption key could not be obtained; drive
not communicating with I/O blade, test was stopped.
Note: Untested media do not initiate RAS tickets or EDLM media action
policies (such as copying data from a bad or suspect tape).
• Not Completed — The test has not completed yet.