◦ MSL8048 and MSL8096 — Functional, fan failure — the power supply is supplying power to the library,
but the fan has failed so the power supply could fail soon. Replace the power supply.
◦ Installed, failed — The power supply installed in the unit is not working and the library no longer has
redundant power. Replace the power supply.
NOTE:
If the MSL4048 has two power supplies and one fails, after a power cycle the library will not recognize
the failed power supply as installed in the library.
The number of power supplies installed in the library is displayed next to the icon.
◦ MSL8048 and MSL8096 — Removed — a power supply was installed in this location before but has
been removed. Power Supply 1 will always show
Removed
when it is missing. Power Supply 2 will
show
Removed
until the library is rebooted.
• Media Removal — Prevented, if the backup software is preventing media removal from the device. When
media removal is prevented, the mailslot and magazine functionality is disabled.
• Left Magazine — Present, if the device senses the presence of the left magazine. MSL2024
• Level
n
. Left Magazine — Present, if the library senses the presence of the left magazine at level n. The
magazine levels are numbered from the bottom of the library to the top. For example, Level 1. Left
Magazine is the bottom magazine on the left side looking at the library from the front. (MSL4048,
MSL8048 and MSL8096)
• Right Magazine — Present, if the device senses the presence of the right magazine. (MSL2024)
• Level
n
. Right Magazine — Present, if the library senses the presence of the right magazine at level n.
(MSL4048, MSL8048 and MSL8096)
• Library Control Path Failover — Present, if the library control path failover is enabled.
The Status > Drive page
The
Status > Drive
page provides detailed information about the tape drives in the library. When you click
Refresh
, the status is updated immediately.
Figure 33: Status > Drive page (Fibre Channel)
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The Status > Drive page
