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If, for example, you select a Media Speed of S8, the Buffalo Surveillance Server will process
data only from media with an S8 speed rating. Likewise, if you select only a Storage Pool
or Media Name, the Buffalo Surveillance Server will process only files from the storage pool
or media that you select. Similarly, if you select only a Vault, the Buffalo Surveillance
Server will process data only from the Vault that you select, including all of the media and
storage pools within the Vault.
Select values from every field for a more focused process.
When you select a value from Vault, Media Name, or Storage Pool, the Buffalo Surveillance
Server limits the options available in the remaining fields to only those commensurate with
the value you have selected. A single storage pool may comprise several units of media
and/or Vaults.
Create a new entry or entries for Vault, Media Name, and/or Storage Pool.
Use the pull-down control for Vault, Media Name, and/or Storage Pool, and then select
<new entry>. A window appears into which you can enter the new name for the field.
Enter the new Vault, Media Name, or Storage Pool, and click
[ OK ] . The new entry
appears in the field's pull-down list.
Although you can enter a new name here, it is a placeholder that cannot be used to
run jobs until you have actually created and configured the Vault, media, storage pool
in the VaultAdmin application. If you try to run a job with a Vault, media, or storage
pool that has not yet been created using VaultAdmin, the job will fail.
The names above <any> represent Vaults, media, or storage pools actually running in your
Information Repository. The names below the divider are the ones that you have not yet
been configured in the VaultAdmin application.
If you enter a new name for a Vault, the Media Name and Storage Pool options are
limited to <any> and <new entry>. New entries in Media Name or Storage pool do
not limit options in the remaining fields.
<unnamed> and <any> are not just placeholders. They are literal names that are
used in your Information Repository unless you provide alternate names.
To return the tab to a state where you can choose any value from any field, select
<any> in the Vault field.
When entering pathnames or pathname searching patterns, only the forward slash (/)
may be used as a pathname delimiter. If you use a backslash (\), as is customary on
some platforms, you may get unexpected results.