Oracle Secure Backup 10.3, Руководство по установке и настройке

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Verifying and Configuring Added Tape Devices
5-26 Oracle Secure Backup Installation and Configuration Guide
In this example, library
lib1
is verified. No errors are found.
Setting Serial Number Checking
You can use the Oracle Secure Backup Web tool to enable or disable tape device serial
number checking. If serial number checking is enabled, then whenever Oracle Secure
Backup opens a tape device, it checks the serial number of that device. If the tape
device does not support serial number reporting, then Oracle Secure Backup simply
opens the tape device. If the tape device does support serial number checking, then
Oracle Secure Backup compares the reported serial number to the serial number stored
in the device object. Three results are possible:
■
There is no serial number in the device object.
If Oracle Secure Backup has never opened this tape drive since the device was
created or the serial number policy was enabled, then it cannot have stored a serial
number in the device object. In this case, the serial number is stored in the device
object, and the open succeeds.
■
There is a serial number in the device object, and it matches the serial number just
read from the device.
In this case, Oracle Secure Backup opens the tape device.
■
There is a serial number in the device object, and it does not match the serial
number just read from the device.
In this case, Oracle Secure Backup returns an error message and does not open the
tape device.
To enable or disable tape device serial number checking:
1.
From the Oracle Secure Backup Web tool Home page, click
Configure
.
The Configure page appears.
2.
In the Advanced section, click
Defaults and Policies
.
The Configure: Defaults and Policies page appears.
Note:
Oracle Secure Backup also performs serial number checking as
part of the
--geometry/-g
option to the
lsdev
command in
obtool
. This option causes an Inquiry command to be sent to the
specified device, and
lsdev
displays its vendor, product ID, firmware
version, and serial number.